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Archive of https://git.etawen.dev/mia/Y2JB2 — PS5 YouTube TV jailbreak (mirror of ufm42/Y2JB2 + Forgejo Actions to build download0.dat + server bundle) https://git.etawen.dev/mia/Y2JB2
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 workflow: build download0.dat with makefs, drop FreeBSD VM 
Debian/Ubuntu ship NetBSD's portable 'makefs' as the 'makefs' apt
package. It writes UFS2 (FFSv2) images natively on Linux — no nested
virt, no VirtualBox, no FreeBSD VM. Replaces the entire vmactions
step with:

  apt-get install -y makefs
  makefs -t ffs -o version=2,bsize=32768,fsize=4096 -s 64m \
         download0.dat download0/

The on-disk geometry matches exactly what 'newfs -O 2 -b 32768 -f 4096'
inside the FreeBSD VM was producing — UFS2 superblock at the standard
65536-byte offset, 32 KB block / 4 KB fragment, same boot sector
reserve. Linux's in-kernel UFS driver can't mount the result (Linux's
UFS2 support is read-only and chokes on FreeBSD flavor quirks anyway),
but the PS5 reads it as a plain UFS2 mount — same as it would have
done with the VM-built image.

Also: drop the FreeBSD-VM-only and continue-on-error notes from
the README + workflow comments, since the job is now expected to
succeed unconditionally.
2026-06-06 21:13:54 -04:00
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README.md

Y2JB2

How to use

  • Put kexp.bin and elfldr.elf into public folder.
  • Update IPs in splash.html and app.js.
  • Upload splash.html using ftp into ../download0/cache/splash_screen/aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cueW91dHViZS5jb20vdHY=.
  • Run node server.js command (require node.js + dependencies).

Forgejo Actions build (this fork only)

This fork at git.etawen.dev/mia/Y2JB2 adds .forgejo/workflows/build.yml, which on every push fetches the latest kexp.bin (from ufm42/kexp releases) and elfldr.elf (from ps5-payload-dev/elfldr releases) and produces:

  • Y2JB2-server-bundle.zip — public/ + server.js + splash.html + a generated package.json. Drop in, npm install, npm start. Matches the "How to use" flow above with the two payload binaries already staged.
  • download0.dat — 64 MB UFS2 image for the offline mount-mode (PS5 mounts the .dat directly, no Node server needed). Built natively on Linux via NetBSD's portable makefs — no FreeBSD VM required.

Credits

Thanks to everyone that helped with development of this project.