Insomnis (PPSA06829)

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Title

Insomnis (PPSA06829)

Content version tested

The extraction's eboot.bin. The dump has no PlayGo metadata files.

AnyPS5 commit

main 474030e584, and the same main with #6959 merged in locally (head 327addf79e, merge 19acd6685d).

System tested

Linux 7.2.11 (Arch), Ryzen 9 7950X, Radeon RX 6650 XT, RADV Mesa 26.2.6, GCC, Release.

Furthest point

In-game: the opening scene in front of the mansion.

What is shown

300 s, APS5_PLAYGO_UNLISTED_CHUNKS=installed. The language screen confirms with "Are you sure…?", and the cursor starts on No. So the inputs are: Cross on English at 90 s, Left at 96 s, Cross at 100 s, then Cross every 12 s, then the left stick forward from 210 s.

Build	Result
main	The language screen, then the night scene in front of the mansion at about 10 to 20 FPS, but almost black: mean screenshot luminance 2 to 4 of 255, and only edges of the building visible. Exit 0 at 294 s.
+ #6959	The same scene renders correctly: the moon, rain, and the lit facade, steps and overgrown garden. About 10 FPS in the scene, exit 0 at 292 s. Later screenshots are black around a transition, at about 43 FPS.

Current blocker

None in 300 s with #6959. Without it the scene is dark: the UE4 case #6959 fixes, also seen on Spirit of the North (#14019) and Override 2 (#6933).

How it was run

relinker --registry --rpath <build>/core/libs/libs eboot.elf app.elf
APS5_PLAYGO_UNLISTED_CHUNKS=installed ./app.elf

AI-assisted testing and report: yes.

[JJenkx]

Recheck on plain main 88e804b0a7 with no other PRs, after #4449 and #6959 merged. RX 6650 XT, RADV Mesa 26.2.6, Linux, APS5_PLAYGO_UNLISTED_CHUNKS=installed, 240 s with scripted Cross, then forward stick.

Result: it exits 0 at 233.2 s, with a median FPS after 60 s of 12.76 and 0 failed host imports. Mean screenshot brightness (0 to 255) at 60, 150 and 225 s is 21.1, 22.5, 0.1. At 150 s the mansion exterior is lit; at 225 s the screen is a black cutscene frame with the subtitle "(Phone rings)", so the 0.1 is content, not a rendering failure.

AI-assisted: yes (Claude Code).