PS4 Blu-Ray Jailbreak is Here! (Overview _ Setup)

jalal khan

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00:00Hey, how's it going guys? Welcome back to another PS4 video. So it looks like we finally have

00:04the Blu-ray implementation released. I say finally, it's actually been very quick. It's been

00:09only a week to go from having just the user land exploit, which we couldn't really do very much

00:14with, to the point where it's been chained with the lapse kernel exploit, allowing us to now use

00:19a Blu-ray disc to fully jailbreak the PS4 up to firmware 12.02. So that's all been included here

00:25in this latest release from Gejine, which is probably still mispronounced. I do apologize,

00:31but hopefully that's better than calling the developer Gezine. But yeah, anyway, so we have

00:36the exploit now available. So if we take a look at the repo, there's a few notes added in here.

00:42We can see we've got support for the lapse exploit on firmwares 9.00 to 12.02. So all firmwares from

00:499.00 up to 12.02 should be supported with this. So you can fully jailbreak those firmwares. However,

00:55of course, older firmwares are not supported yet below 9.00, although that will likely come in

01:01time. And then of course, firmwares higher than 12.02, like 12.50 are not going to be loadable

01:06because we don't have a jailbreak. We don't have a kernel exploit for firmwares above 12.02 yet,

01:12which is why even though this Blu-ray exploit works up to 12.50, we can't jailbreak up to 12.50

01:17without a new kernel exploit. So it's only up to 12.02. So it says the lapse jar payload will

01:23automatically load the binary payload from the USB0 payload.bin, and it will copy it to

01:29data payload.bin on the hard drive. If binary payload is not present at either of these paths,

01:35it will load the bin loader server listening on port 9020 and use payloadsender.py to send the

01:41binary file. So there's two options. You can either use the remote loader, which I think a lot less

01:47people are going to use, which is this version here. You can burn that to a disk, and then when

01:52you load it, it will just run a listener, and then you can send the lapse kernel exploit as a jar file

01:57over the network for it to then load the exploit, so that if there's other jar payloads in future,

02:02you can just send whichever one you want to use at the time. However, I think for most people who

02:07want to just use it to jailbreak their console, you're going to be using the lapse.iso, which includes

02:11the kernel exploit in the ISO file. So as soon as you load the disk, it will automatically just

02:16jailbreak the console. That is the general idea. That would probably be the better one to use for

02:21the majority of people. So in order to set this up, all you need to do is download the ISO file

02:25and burn it to a disk using your Blu-ray writer. So I normally use third-party software like ImageBurn,

02:30which tends to be more reliable. So just go ahead and open up the software of your choice. So I'll open

02:35up ImageBurn and select the option to write the image file to the disk, drag and drop the ISO file

02:40inside the program, and then of course you can also click the browse button to browse for it manually.

02:45And then once you have a blank Blu-ray disk inserted or a rewritable Blu-ray disk inserted,

02:51I would recommend the BD-RE Blu-ray disks because those are the rewritable versions,

02:56which means future updates can be rewritten to the same disk instead of wasting each disk.

03:01I know some disks can be formatted like USB drives with normal BD-R disks, but that does not work with

03:08all Blu-ray writers. It's not always compatible. BD-RE disks are recommended, but it will work on a

03:15BD-R disk as well. So all you need to do is simply click the button to write to the disk once you

03:21have the disk inserted, and then give it a few seconds to write it. It should only take

03:24probably less than a minute because it's so small to write it to the Blu-ray disk. And then once

03:29that's done, you can take that Blu-ray disk out and put it into your PS4. Now of course we do also

03:34need to get the payload on the USB drive so it can load it, especially if you're doing this for the

03:39first time. So all you need to do is grab yourself a USB drive. Now it doesn't specify if the USB has

03:44to be XFAT or FAT32. So my USB drive I think is in XFAT format at the moment. So we'll see if that

03:51works. Hopefully it will. And then all you need to do here is go ahead and take your payloads for

03:56Goldhen. Preferably you want Goldhen version 2.4B18.5 because it supports firmwares from 9.00

04:03right the way up to 12.02 and you want to drag and drop the payload.bin onto the root of the USB

04:09drive and then just rename it from Goldhen.bin to payload.bin. Just like if you were using

04:14the Lua exploit setting that up for the first time, it's the same idea. So at that point all

04:20you have to do is simply eject the USB drive, plug that into your PS4 as well along with the Blu-ray

04:25disk. Okay so this is my 12.02 system here and as you can see it's not running the jailbreak right

04:30now. We don't have Goldhen running and of course if I try and run any of these homebrew applications

04:35that I've installed when I jailbroke using other methods, you can see that it says we cannot use

04:40this content. So the exploit is not running, no jailbreak at the moment, but we have the Blu-ray

04:44disk inserted. So if I go ahead and run the Blu-ray disk, now what I've noticed with this is it does

04:50take a while to actually get the Blu-ray loaded and that is usually because it has to enable HDCP

04:55whenever you load a Blu-ray disk and then whenever you exit the Blu-ray disk it has to

05:00disable HDCP. So that can kind of take a few seconds so we kind of lose signal and regain

05:05signal here which takes a little while but once that's done the actual loading of the exploit

05:10once the disk is loaded is incredibly fast. We're talking about one to two seconds and bam we're up

05:15and running with the jailbreak. It's already copied the payload from the USB drive to the hard drive

05:20so that's done. It looks like having it in XFAT format is fine. So as you can see that is all

05:25working. So yeah pretty awesome stuff. It's loaded once the log stops and it says there that the

05:30payload's been successfully loaded. You can then exit out of the Blu-ray player. Now maybe this

05:34will happen automatically in a future revision like on the PS5 where there is like a disk closing

05:41payload that runs afterwards which will close the disk player automatically. We might see something

05:46like that happen in the future but for now this is just the initial release and you'll just have

05:50to close the application manually once you have the exploits loaded and that's it. So once it closes

05:56successfully and disables HDCP we should be up and running with the exploit. So as you can see if I

06:01head over to the Goldhen settings we have Goldhen running. All of the options are there. So we have

06:07successfully fully jailbroken this PS4 on firmware 12.02 here just using a Blu-ray disk. So the next

06:14thing is that if I try and run one of the homebrew applications that wasn't running before you can see

06:18that that's also running. So Goldhen is fully operational. We're able to run our fake packages. We have the

06:23console fully jailbroken. But in addition to this another thing that I should also mention is when

06:29you first try to load the Blu-ray disk you might run into a couple of messages. There is a message

06:33that pops up when you first launch a Blu-ray disk for the first time asking you for enabling like

06:38internet features. Just allow that. It doesn't cause any problems. Just allow that and it will let the

06:43Blu-ray disk load. If you get an error message saying something about HDCP being disabled you'll need

06:49to go into your settings and go to your system settings and enable HDCP because it's required

06:55for loading Blu-ray disks as a copy protection measure. So you need to make sure that you have

07:00HDCP enabled in order to be able to load those Blu-ray disks. Now in terms of success rates I loaded

07:06it about five times without any issues. On the sixth attempt I did get one fail and it basically just

07:12tells you in the log that it failed and that you need to restart your PS4 and it will most likely crash

07:18the PS4 when you try to restart it anyway. If that does happen you just have to reboot it and try

07:23again. So not too bad. Not too much of an issue there. Pretty much on par with a lot of the other

07:28exploits it seems. So honestly this is an incredible exploit. Much more accessible for people compared to

07:34the Lua exploit we had to use before which involved buying some games that were only available in the

07:40Japanese market. Having to get them imported. Dealing with import fees and you know scalpers and all of

07:46that kind of stuff. As well as having to get the save files prepared that load the exploit which

07:50is also an extra hassle on top. This doesn't have those issues as long as you have a Blu-ray burner

07:55and Blu-ray disks you can burn a copy of the exploit in just a few seconds and get up and running with

08:01the jailbreak. So much much easier compared to previous methods. So obviously if you appreciate

08:05the developers work here because it is honestly incredible that they've been able to get this all

08:09done within the space of a week. Sometimes it takes many weeks for these things to be ported but in this

08:15case it was just about a week and we have a full implementation ready with the Blu-ray disk.

08:20So I'll go ahead and leave a donation link to the developer down in the video description if you

08:24want to show your appreciation. But yeah that's probably going to do it here for this video. I

08:28will be doing a full tutorial of course a beginner's guide for people who are new to jailbreaking the PS4

08:33to use this exploit to jailbreak their console from scratch with all of the necessary information for

08:38beginners. So that will be coming very soon but for now that'll do it for this one. So hope you guys

08:42enjoyed this video or found the information useful. As always I'll hopefully see you guys in the next one.

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