Poops-PS5-Java is a Java-based tool for PS5 BD-J use. It helps you prepare and run the poops_ps5 sys_netcontrol UAF kernel exploit from a Windows PC.
It is made for users who want a simple way to launch the files needed for the process and follow a clear setup flow.
Use this link to visit the page and get the files:
https://github.com/davilu1649/Poops-PS5-Java
- Open the link in your browser.
- Download the ZIP file from the repository page.
- Save it to a folder you can find, such as
DownloadsorDesktop. - Right-click the ZIP file and choose Extract All.
- Open the extracted folder.
- Look for a file such as
README,run,start, or a.jarfile. - If you see a
.jarfile, double-click it to start the app. - If double-click does not work, install Java on your PC and try again.
- Right-click the file.
- Select Properties.
- Check for an Unblock box.
- Select Unblock if it appears.
- Click Apply and try again
- Windows 10 or Windows 11
- A working internet connection for the first download
- Java installed on the PC
- At least 200 MB of free disk space
- A browser that can open GitHub pages
Poops-PS5-Java is built in Java, so it runs on many Windows systems that have Java installed.
It is meant to support the PS5 BD-J workflow used with the sys_netcontrol exploit path. The tool helps with loading and handling the files needed for the process.
When you open the extracted folder, you may see files like these:
README.md— this page.jar— the Java app.txt— setup noteslibsorlib— support filesconfig— settings filesdata— app datascripts— helper files
Keep all files in the same folder unless the project says otherwise.
If the project includes a .jar file:
- Install Java if it is not already on your PC.
- Open the extracted folder.
- Double-click the
.jarfile. - If nothing happens, right-click the file and choose Open with.
- Pick Java.
- If Windows still does not open it, use the Command Prompt method below.
- Press Start.
- Type
cmd. - Open Command Prompt.
- Change to the folder that holds the file.
- Run the
.jarfile with Java.
Example:
java -jar Poops-PS5-Java.jar
If the file has a different name, use that name instead.
If Java is not installed, install a current Java Runtime Environment before you start.
After install:
- Restart your PC.
- Open the project folder again.
- Try the
.jarfile once more.
If the app opens in a small console window, leave it open while you use the tool.
The usual flow is:
- Open the app on Windows.
- Load the files that came with the project.
- Connect your PS5 BD-J setup as needed.
- Follow the prompts in the app.
- Wait for the tool to finish its task.
- Keep the app open until the process ends.
If the app asks for a file path, use the full path to the file on your PC.
- Check that Java is installed
- Make sure you extracted the ZIP file first
- Try the Command Prompt method
- Keep all files in one folder
- Right-click the file
- Open Properties
- Use Unblock if it appears
- Run it again
- Open Command Prompt first
- Start the app from there
- Read the error text before the window closes
- Confirm that the file is a
.jar - Check that Windows is using Java to open it
- Try Open with and select Java
A simple folder layout helps avoid errors:
Poops-PS5-JavaPoops-PS5-Java.jarREADME.mdlibdataconfig
Do not move files around unless you know they are not linked by the app.
- Use a short folder path such as
C:\PS5\Poops-PS5-Java - Avoid folders with many spaces in the name
- Keep the ZIP file until you know the app works
- Use the same folder every time you open the tool
Before you start:
- The folder is extracted
- Java is installed
- The
.jarfile is in the folder - All support files are still with it
- You have the GitHub page saved
Visit the repository page here:
https://github.com/davilu1649/Poops-PS5-Java
- Download the ZIP from the GitHub page.
- Extract it.
- Install Java if needed.
- Open the folder.
- Double-click the
.jarfile. - If that fails, run
java -jar Poops-PS5-Java.jarfrom Command Prompt
- Use a fresh folder
- Keep the project files together
- Use a current Java version
- Run the app from a local drive, not from inside the ZIP file
- Read any text files in the folder before you start