PS5 Dump Forge v0.1.1

Runs on everything (including your PS5) and converts everything: game folders to exfat, ffpkg, ffpfs,
ffpfsc, zip, 7z, rar and debug FPKG packages, and back again, with experimental LZ4 asset packs for AMPR games.

Platform	Download	Notes
PS5	ps5-dump-forge-0.1.1-ps5.elf	Send it to elfldr's port 9021, then open the Dump Forge icon or http://<ps5-ip>:8095 in any browser
macOS 11+ (Apple Silicon and Intel)	ps5-dump-forge-0.1.1-macos-universal.zip	Ad-hoc signed: allow it once on first launch (see README)
Windows 10/11 x86-64	ps5-dump-forge-0.1.1-windows-x86-64.zip	Uses the system WebView2
Windows 10/11 x86-64, offline	ps5-dump-forge-0.1.1-windows-x86-64-webview2.zip	Brings its own WebView2
Windows 11 arm64	ps5-dump-forge-0.1.1-windows-arm64.zip	Uses the system WebView2
Linux x86-64, glibc 2.35+	ps5-dump-forge-0.1.1-linux-x86-64.tar.gz	Extract, then run ./forge.sh
Linux arm64, glibc 2.35+	ps5-dump-forge-0.1.1-linux-arm64.tar.gz	Extract, then run ./forge.sh

What's new

• Clearer job progress: each job lists its steps (done, current, upcoming), shows the time in the current
  step, and shows speed and time left only where bytes are actually streaming.

• UI fixes, many from an audit of the PS5 web UI.

• New fpkg level: Stored (--kraken stored): an uncompressed package, for a console that installs a
  compressed package but won't start it.

• Faster:

  • .7z sources decode on several threads: a solid archive went from 143 s to 22 s, a non-solid one from 156 s
    to 42 s.
  • Big .rar sources with thousands of files no longer stall before the copy starts (a 7,169-file archive's
    check went from 10+ minutes to 33 s), and folder output reads the next file ahead (57 s → 47 s).
  • Verification overlaps hashing with reading: .exfat and .ffpfs checks and LZ4 pack/unpack take about
    half the time.