0.6.8

Tracks LibProsperoPkg 0.6.8. Re-run ./fpkg patch after updating.

Builds are now verified properly

Every build already ended with a structural look at the finished file. It now also runs the library's quick verifier: segment ranges, CNT and entry digests, PlayGo layout, the outer superblock ICV, the NAPS layout, inner inode metadata and the SI directory. About a second on a 650 MB package, and a failure fails the build. --no-verify skips both.

This is worth having because the PlayGo map is exactly the thing 0.6.8 fixed, and the official GUI still runs only the structural half after a build — its own quick and full verifiers are manual buttons on the Extract tab. A package either tool calls "verified" today has not had its PlayGo layout checked; now ours has.

Packages built with earlier versions may fail this check. The final PlayGo extent was sized against the wrong base, overrunning the mount image by however far the CNT body ran past 64 KiB — so a package with a full sce_sys is affected and a minimal one is not. fpkg verify <pkg> --quick reports it as PlayGo extents cover 0x… bytes; the package image before CNT requires 0x…. Rebuilding on 0.6.8 fixes it.

Changed defaults

• --app-drm now defaults to standard, following the GUI.
• --ac-drm now defaults to entitlement. This also corrects a mistake: the GUI has defaulted add-on content to Entitlement all along, and fpkg shipped free.
• --sdk-version still defaults to 1, but it now also sets requiredSystemSoftwareVersion to the same version. That is the point of the release — a dump demanding newer firmware than you have is brought down to the SDK you pick. A default build therefore declares firmware 1.00; --sdk-version keep leaves the source's own value untouched.

Also in the library

PlayGo maps now mark only chunk 0 as initially required, so progressive install is actually progressive, and a GP5 that declares chunk_info without any scenario gets a conventional play-mode scenario filled in.