Updater

Various components in user, kernel, and secure kernel work together to update the system. All the relevant libraries are documented in this one page because they work close together.

SceCuiSetUpper

Module

This is a user application that is found inside the update PUP. It has not been seen used outside of development units but is included in retail updates. It does not change often between firmware updater versions.

Known NIDs

Version	Name	World	Privilege	NID
2.12	SceCuiSetUpper	Non-secure	User	0x8802DAE9

Libraries

This module does not export any library.

ScePsp2Swu

Module

This is a user application that is found inside the update PUP, and extracted to ud0:UPDATE/.

Known NIDs

Version	Name	World	Privilege	NID
1.69	ScePsp2Swu	Non-secure	User	0xF8D9C101

Libraries

This module does not export any library.

SceSblUpdateMgr

Module

This module exists only in the non-secure kernel. The SELF can be found in bootfs:update_mgr.skprx.

Known NIDs

Version	Name	World	Privilege	NID
1.69	SceSblUpdateMgr	Non-secure	Kernel	0xBA91FE90
3.60	SceSblUpdateMgr	Non-secure	Kernel	0x528F6BF5

Libraries

This module exports libraries to both kernel and user.

Known NIDs

Version	Name	World	Visibility	NID
0.931-1.69	SceSblUpdateMgrForKernel	Non-secure	Kernel	0xC4466E48
0.931-1.69	SceSblUpdateMgrForDriver	Non-secure	Kernel	0x0E04CD3D
0.931-3.60	SceSblSsUpdateMgr	Non-secure	User	0x31406C49
0.990	SceSblSsUpdateMgrAdditional	Non-secure	User	0xBDD7A86F

Types

typedef char SceUpdateMode;

typedef struct SceSblUsSpkgInfo { // Size is 0x10 on FW 0.931-0.990
	SceSize size; // size of this structure
	int version;
	int reserved1;
	int reserved2;
} SceSblUsSpkgInfo;

typedef struct SceKernelSpackageArgs { // Size is 0x2C on FW 0.931
  SceSize arg_size; // Size of this structure
  SceUInt32 package_type;
  void *addr;
  SceSize size;
  SceUInt32 flags;
  char unk[0x8];
  SceUInt32 seq_no;
  SceUInt32 result;
  SceUInt32 progress;
  SceUInt32 written_rates;
} SceKernelSpackageArgs;

SceSblUpdateMgrForKernel

SceSblUpdateMgrForKernel functions and NIDs are exactly identical to SceSblUpdateMgrForDriver.

SceSblUpdateMgrForDriver

sceSblUsVerifyPupForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-0.940	0xD593D613

int sceSblUsVerifyPupForDriver(const char *path);

sceSblUsVerifyPupHeaderForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-0.940	0xBAFCA304

int sceSblUsVerifyPupHeaderForDriver(const char *path);

sceSblUsVerifyPupSegmentForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-0.940	0xF43372C4

int sceSblUsVerifyPupSegmentForDriver(const char *path);

sceSblUsVerifyPupSegmentByIdForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-0.940	0xB4AC7684

int sceSblUsVerifyPupSegmentByIdForDriver(const char *path, void *arg2, int seg_id, int arg4);

sceSblUsVerifyPupWatermarkForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-0.940	0xDD90C4B9

int sceSblUsVerifyPupWatermarkForDriver(const char *path);

sceSblUsUpdateSpackageForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-0.990	0xF41138F1

int sceSblUsUpdateSpackageForDriver(int package_type, void *kaddr, SceSize size, uint32_t flags, int *pRequestId);

sceSblUsInspectSpackageForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-0.990	0xE7F5A4C0

int sceSblUsInspectSpackageForDriver(int package_type, void *kaddr, SceSize size, uint32_t flags, int *pRequestId);

sceSblUsExtractSpackageForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-0.990	0x87AC6E73

int sceSblUsExtractSpackageForDriver(int package_type, void *kaddr, SceSize size, uint32_t flags, int *pRequestId);

sceSblUsAllocateBufferForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-0.990	0x2D69BFDC

int sceSblUsAllocateBufferForDriver(SceSize size, void **kaddr);

sceSblUsReleaseBufferForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-0.990	0x45B91736

int sceSblUsReleaseBufferForDriver(void *kaddr);

sceSblUsGetStatusForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-0.990	0x99D57D18

int sceSblUsGetStatusForDriver(int node_type, int requestId, uint32_t *seq_no, uint32_t *result, uint32_t *progress, uint32_t *written_rates);

sceSblUsGetSpkgInfoForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-0.990	0xAE7D3BF5

int sceSblUsGetSpkgInfoForDriver(int package_type, SceSblUsSpkgInfo *pInfo);

sceSblUsGetUpdateModeForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-0.990	0xEEC71CCC

Get UpdateMode from Ernie NVS. See SceSblSsMgr#NVS_Areas.

int sceSblUsGetUpdateModeForDriver(SceUpdateMode *mode);

sceSblUsSetUpdateModeForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-0.990	0x266820E9

Set UpdateMode to Ernie NVS. See SceSblSsMgr#NVS_Areas.

int sceSblUsSetUpdateModeForDriver(SceUpdateMode mode);

SceSblUpdateMgrForDriver_6ACEF44D

Version	NID
0.931-0.990	0x6ACEF44D

Only return 0.

int SceSblUpdateMgrForDriver_6ACEF44D(void);

sceSblUsPowerControlForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-0.990	0x64ECC81A

int sceSblUsPowerControlForDriver(int mode, int flag);

sceSblUsGetApplicableVersionForDriver

Version	NID
0.931-0.990	0x7CC73839

// type must be 1 or 9 else "builtin revoke list cannot be found"
int sceSblUsGetApplicableVersionForDriver(int type, void *versionBuf);

SceSblSsUpdateMgrAdditional

This library was not present on FW 0.931, and was removed before FW 3.60. Its functions were moved to SceSblSsUpdateMgr library.

sceSblUsInformUpdateStartedForUser

Version	NID
0.990	0x1E40A14E

int sceSblUsInformUpdateStartedForUser(int number1, int number2, const char *str, SceSize len);

sceSblUsInformUpdateOngoingForUser

Version	NID
0.990	0x3A917CCE

int sceSblUsInformUpdateOngoingForUser(int number1, int number2);

sceSblUsInformUpdateFinishedForUser

Version	NID
0.990	0x4734B987

int sceSblUsInformUpdateFinishedForUser(int number, const char *str, SceSize len);

sceSblUsSetSwInfoIntForUser

Version	NID
0.990	0xA870D285

int sceSblUsSetSwInfoIntForUser(char *str, SceSize len, SceUInt32 number);

sceSblUsSetSwInfoStrForUser

Version	NID
0.990	0x8C7255C8

int sceSblUsSetSwInfoStrForUser(char *str1, SceSize len1, char *str2, SceSize len2);

sceSblUsSetSwInfoBinForUser

Version	NID
0.990	0xF157E34A

int sceSblUsSetSwInfoBinForUser(char *str1, SceSize len1, char *str2, SceSize len2);

SceSblSsUpdateMgr

sceSblUsGetUpdateModeForUser

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0x8E834565

Temp name was sceSblSsUpdateMgrGetBootMode.

Get UpdateMode from Ernie NVS. See SceSblSsMgr#NVS_Areas.

int sceSblUsGetUpdateModeForUser(SceUpdateMode *mode);

sceSblUsSetUpdateModeForUser

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0xC725E3F0

Temp name was sceSblSsUpdateMgrSetBootMode.

Set UpdateMode to Ernie NVS. See SceSblSsMgr#NVS_Areas.

int sceSblUsSetUpdateModeForUser(SceUpdateMode mode);

sceSblUsPowerControlForUser

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0x1825D954

Temp name was sceSblSsUpdateMgrSendCommand.

// Modes:
// 0: reboot target and/or CP with or without CP update. flag = 2 -> reboot CP, flag = 5 -> reboot Ernie
// 1: shutdown target. flag 5 = shutdown Ernie
// 2: sceKernelPowerLock(0)
// 3: sceKernelPowerUnlock(0)
// 4: LED ON
// 5: LED OFF
// 6: LED INIT
// 7: ?
// 8: ?

int sceSblUsPowerControlForUser(int mode, int flag);

sceSblUsGetSpkgInfoForUser

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0x8E3EC2E1

Temp name was sceSblSsUpdateMgrGetSpkgInfo.

int sceSblUsGetSpkgInfoForUser(int package_type, SceSblUsSpkgInfo *pInfo);

sceSblUsVerifyPupForUser

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0x6F5EDBF4

path max len : 0x3FF bytes

int sceSblUsVerifyPupForUser(const char *path);

sceSblUsVerifyPupAdditionalSignForUser

Version	NID
0.990	NOT PRESENT
3.60	0xB19366CB

path max len : 0x3FF, path len >= 0x400 : error

int sceSblUsVerifyPupAdditionalSignForUser(const char *path);

sceSblUsVerifyPupHeaderForUser

Version	NID
0.940-3.60	0x9BE17A06

path max len : 0x3FF

int sceSblUsVerifyPupHeaderForUser(const char *path);

sceSblUsVerifyPupSegmentForUser

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0xD47FD33E

path max len: 0x3FF bytes

int sceSblUsVerifyPupSegmentForUser(const char *path);

sceSblUsVerifyPupSegmentByIdForUser

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0x95FC1A0A

path max len: 0x3FF bytes

Maybe that seg_id is uint64_t and so it might be part of arg2 or arg4

int sceSblUsVerifyPupSegmentByIdForUser(const char *path, void *arg2, int seg_id, int arg4);

sceSblUsVerifyPupWatermarkForUser

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0xC6CDEB8D

path max len : 0x3FF bytes

int sceSblUsVerifyPupWatermarkForUser(const char *path);

sceSblUsUpdateSpackageForUser

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0x6E8DDAC4

int sceSblUsUpdateSpackageForUser(int package_type, SceKernelSpackageArgs *args, int *pRequestId);

sceSblUsInspectSpackageForUser

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0x1A39F6EE

int sceSblUsInspectSpackageForUser(int package_type, SceKernelSpackageArgs *args, int *pRequestId);

sceSblUsExtractSpackageForUser

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0xC1792A1C

int sceSblUsExtractSpackageForUser(int package_type, SceKernelSpackageArgs *args, int *pRequestId);

sceSblUsGetExtractSpackageForUser

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0x4897AD56

// node_type must be 0, 1 or 2

int sceSblUsGetExtractSpackageForUser(int node_type, int requestId, SceKernelSpackageArgs *args);

sceSblUsAllocateBufferForUser

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0x4C06F41C

int sceSblUsAllocateBufferForUser(SceSize size, void **uaddr);

sceSblUsReleaseBufferForUser

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0xBD677F5A

int sceSblUsReleaseBufferForUser(void *uaddr);

sceSblUsGetStatusForUser

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0xF403143E

int sceSblUsGetStatusForUser(int node_type, int requestId, SceKernelSpackageArgs *args);

sceSblUsCheckSystemIntegrityForUser

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0xBED8DFC7

Not implemented: does nothing.

int sceSblUsCheckSystemIntegrityForUser(void) {
	int state;

	if (sceSblACIsSystemProgramForKernel(0) == 0)
		return 0x800F022C;

	ENTER_SYSCALL(state);
	EXIT_SYSCALL(state);

	return 0;
}

int sceSblUsCheckSystemIntegrityForUser(void);

sceSblUsGetApplicableVersionForUser

Version	NID
0.931-3.60	0x3ADD4B7A

// type must be 1 or 9 else "builtin revoke list cannot be found"
int sceSblUsGetApplicableVersionForUser(int type, void *versionBuf);

sceSblUsInformUpdateStartedForUser

Version	NID
0.990	NOT PRESENT
3.60	0x9FC8E905

int sceSblUsInformUpdateStartedForUser(int number1, int number2, const char *str, SceSize len);

sceSblUsInformUpdateOngoingForUser

Version	NID
0.990	NOT PRESENT
3.60	0xD0CB50AC

int sceSblUsInformUpdateOngoingForUser(int number1, int number2);

sceSblUsInformUpdateFinishedForUser

Version	NID
0.990	NOT PRESENT
3.60	0x2A02DCFB

int sceSblUsInformUpdateFinishedForUser(int number, const char *str, SceSize len);

sceSblUsSetSwInfoIntForUser

Version	NID
0.990	NOT PRESENT
3.60	0x157AD4AD

int sceSblUsSetSwInfoIntForUser(char *str, SceSize len, SceUInt32 number);

sceSblUsSetSwInfoStrForUser

Version	NID
0.990	NOT PRESENT
3.60	0xFE930747

int sceSblUsSetSwInfoStrForUser(char *str1, SceSize len1, char *str2, SceSize len2);

sceSblUsSetSwInfoBinForUser

Version	NID
0.990	NOT PRESENT
3.60	0x92A8002B

int sceSblUsSetSwInfoBinForUser(char *str1, SceSize len1, char *str2, SceSize len2);

Update Process

The Vita updater is composed of various parts.

Initiator

The first part is the initiator of the update. The responsibility of the initiator is to copy the update file (PSP2UPDAT.PUP) to the ud0 partition and extract psp2swu.self from the update file to ud0:PSP2UPDATE/psp2swu.self. Then it signals the syscon to start in update mode, where psp2swu.self is loaded instead of the usual shell.

The initiator that most people use is likely the update option in SceSettings. Another is the update option in SceSafeMode. Another option is SceCuiSetUpper, which is extracted from the update PUP. SceCuiSetUpper is likely used in development units as it can load the update data from host0, which only exists on development units. This file, however, can be found in retail update packages. SceCuiSetUpper also sets a flag to start updater in CUI mode.

ScePsp2Swu

Once the system restarts into update mode, the updater runs. Normally, it runs in GUI mode which is the green screen with the progress bar. If a flag is set by the initiator, the updater will run in CUI mode, which is a text interface that provides more verbose information about the update process.

The updater first makes calls to SceSblSsUpdateMgr to verify the PUP header. For more information, check out PUP. Next, the updater will spawn a thread that calls into the kernel to decrypt, verify, and flash each package file according to the information found in the package header. For more information, check out PUP#Packages.

SceSblSsUpdateMgr

This is a kernel module that actually does the work and performs the update. It verifies the PUP headers as well as the package headers and then flashes the decrypted images directly to the eMMC with block writes.

Update Package Decryption Code

The following code snippet will decrypt and update a directory of package files on 1.69 (the kernel functions called are specific to 1.69 NIDs). It is an attempted reproduction of the main code in ScePsp2Swu. The requirements are that you patch the application to be running in Vsh context (or specifically patch the Authority ID to allow access to the kernel update functions). You also need an ability to read and write to the kernel from within your application. Finally, the updater will always attempt to flash the decrypted contents. If the flash failed because of model checks or whatever, it will return an error but the data will still be successfully decrypted and outputted. If it succeeds, note that you have now updated your PSVita.

int start_decryption1(int code1, unsigned char *buf, int buflen, int code2, int *phandle) {
    int argst[11];
    int res;
    
    memset(argst, 0, 0x2C);
    argst[0]=0x2C;
    argst[1]=code1;
    argst[2]=(int)buf;
    argst[3]=buflen;
    argst[4]=code2;
    sceClibPrintf("Calling type 1 decryption with code1 = 0x%x  buf = 0x%x buflen = 0x%x code2 = 0x%x \n", code1, (int)buf, buflen, code2);
    res=callKernelFunction(sceSblUsUpdateSpackageForUser, code1, argst, phandle, 0);
    return res;
}

int start_decryption2(int code1, unsigned char *buf, int buflen, int code2, int *phandle) {
    int argst[11];
    int res;
    
    memset(argst, 0, 0x2C);
    argst[0]=0x2C;
    argst[1]=code1;
    argst[2]=(int)buf;
    argst[3]=buflen;
    argst[4]=code2;
    sceClibPrintf("Calling type 2 decryption with code1 = 0x%x  buf = 0x%x buflen = 0x%x code2 = 0x%x\n", code1, (int)buf, buflen, code2);
    res=callKernelFunction(sceSblUsInspectSpackageForUser, code1, argst, phandle, 0);
    return res;
}

int start_decryption3(int code1, unsigned char *buf, int buflen, int code2, int *phandle) {
    int argst[11];
    int res;
    
    memset(argst, 0, 0x2C);
    argst[0]=0x2C;
    argst[1]=code1;
    argst[2]=(int)buf;
    argst[3]=buflen;
    argst[4]=code2;
    sceClibPrintf("Calling type 3 decryption with code1 = 0x%x  buf = 0x%x buflen = 0x%x code2 = 0x%x\n", code1, (int)buf, buflen, code2);
    res=callKernelFunction(sceSblUsExtractSpackageForUser, code1, argst, phandle, 0);
    return res;
}

int check_decryption_status(int code, int handle, int *out1, int *out2, int *out3, int *out4) {
    int argst[11];
    int res;    
    
    memset(argst, 0, 0x2C);
    argst[0]=0x2C;
    argst[7]=(int)out1;
    argst[8]=(int)out2;
    argst[9]=(int)out3;
    argst[10]=(int)out4;    
    sceClibPrintf("Calling status with code = 0x%x handle = 0x%x\n", code, handle);
    res=callKernelFunction(sceSblUsGetStatusForUser, code, handle, argst, 0);
    return res;
}

int get_final_size(unsigned char *buf) {
    int *poffs;
    int *psize;
    poffs = (int *) (buf+0x10);
    psize = (int *) (buf+(*poffs)+0x20);
    return *psize;
}

int get_type(unsigned char *buf) {
    int *poffs;
    int *psize;
    if ( *(int *)buf == 0x00454353 ) // "SCE\0"
    {
        poffs = (int *) (buf+0x10);
        psize = (int *) (buf+(*poffs)+4);
        return *psize;
    }
    else
    {
        return -1;
    }
}

unsigned char *get_data_offset(unsigned char *buf) {
    int *poffs;
    poffs = (int *) (buf+0x10);
    return (buf+(*poffs)+0x80);
}

int complete_decryption(int code, int handle, unsigned char *buf, int maxlen) {
    int argst[11];
    int res;    
    unsigned char *payload;
    int size;
    
    memset(argst, 0, 0x2C);
    argst[0]=0x2C;
    argst[1]=code;
    argst[5]=(int)buf;
    argst[6]=maxlen;
    sceClibPrintf("Calling complete decryption with code = 0x%x handle = 0x%x buf = 0x%x maxlen = 0x%x\n", code, handle, (int)buf, maxlen);
    res=callKernelFunction(sceSblUsGetExtractSpackageForUser, code, handle, argst, 0);
    return res;
}
        
int do_decrypt_file(const char *inpath, const char *outpath, const char *errpath, unsigned int size)
{
    int fd;
    int res;
    int memid;
    int read;
    int maxlen = 0x810000;
    int argst[0x2C/4];
    int id;
    int type;
    int code;
    unsigned char *src, *outbuf;
    unsigned int handle, p1, p2, p3, p4;
    res=callKernelFunction(sceSblUsAllocateBufferForUser, size, &src, 0, 0);
    sceClibPrintf("Allocation returned 0x%x addr 0x%x\n", res, (int)src);
    if(res) {
        sceClibPrintf("Cannot allocate memory. (size 0x%x) fail.\n", size);
        return 0;
    }
    //sceClibPrintf("Loading Firmware pkg file from host0:");
    fd= sceIoOpen(inpath, 1, 0);
    read = 0;
    while ((read = sceIoRead(fd, src, size - read)) > 0);
    sceIoClose(fd);
    code = get_type(src);
    switch (code) {
        case -1:
            sceClibPrintf("Not an encrypted file.\n");
            goto ERROR;
        case 3:
        case 4:
        case 0x1B:
            type = 3;
            res=start_decryption3(code, src, size, 9, &handle);
            break;
        case 0:
        case 2:
        case 5:
        case 6:
        case 7:
        case 0xE:
        case 0x1A:
            sceClibPrintf("Warning, code %x is unsupported!\n", code);
        default:
            type = 2;
            res=start_decryption2(code, src, size, 9, &handle);
            break;
    }
    if(res) {
        sceClibPrintf("start_decryption failed. (0x%x)\n", res);
        goto ERROR;
    }
    for(;;) {
        res=check_decryption_status(type, handle, &p1, &p2, &p3, &p4);
        if(res) {
            sceClibPrintf("check_decryption_status failed. (0x%x)\n", res);
            goto ERROR;
        }
        if(p3 == 5) {
            break;
        } else { 
            sceKernelDelayThread(0x7A120);
        } 
    }
    sceClibPrintf("p1= 0x%x p2 = 0x%x p3 = 0x%x p4 = 0x%x\n", p1, p2, p3, p4);
    if(p2 == 0) {
        sceClibPrintf("Starting to write %s\n", outpath);
        fd = sceIoOpen(outpath, 0x603, 0x186);
        read = get_final_size(src);
        while ((read -= sceIoWrite(fd, get_data_offset(src), read)) > 0);
        sceIoClose(fd);
    } else {
        sceClibPrintf("Error decrypting. Writing results to %s\n", errpath);
        fd= sceIoOpen(errpath, 0x603, 0x186);
        read = get_final_size(src);
        while ((read -= sceIoWrite(fd, get_data_offset(src), read)) > 0);
        sceIoClose(fd);
        goto ERROR;
    }

    res=complete_decryption(type, handle, src, maxlen);
    if(res) {
        sceClibPrintf("complete_decryption failed. (0x%x)\n", res);
        goto ERROR;
    }

    res=callKernelFunction(sceSblUsReleaseBufferForUser, src, 0, 0, 0);
    return 1;
ERROR:
    res=callKernelFunction(sceSblUsReleaseBufferForUser, src, 0, 0, 0);
    return 0;
}

void do_decrypt_dir(const char *path)
{
    int fd;
    SceIoDirent dir;
    char input[256];
    char output[256];
    char errput[256];

    if ((fd = sceIoDopen(path)) < 0)
    {
        sceClibPrintf("Error opening pkg dir.\n");
        return;
    }

    while (sceIoDread(fd, &dir) > 0)
    {
        sprintf(input, "%s/%s", path, dir.d_name);
        sprintf(output, "%s/%s.dec", path, dir.d_name);
        sprintf(errput, "%s/%s.err", path, dir.d_name);
        sceClibPrintf("Decrypting %s (size 0x%x)\n", input, (unsigned int)dir.d_stat.st_size);
        if (do_decrypt_file(input, output, errput, (unsigned int)dir.d_stat.st_size))
            sceClibPrintf("Decrypted to %s\n", output);
        else
            sceClibPrintf("Failed to decrypt %s\n", dir.d_name);
    }

    sceIoDclose(fd);
}

Bootloader

The SLSK bootloaders are re-encrypted with per-console keys during the update process. second_loader.enp and second_loader.enc are transformed into second_loader.enp_ and second_loader.enp respectively by F00D before flashing to eMMC (and the same thing is done to secure_kernel).

Some useful notes

sceSblUsUpdateSpackageForUser does the bulk of the work decrypting and flashing all the update parts. There appears to be two ways to skip the version checks (but not revokion checks).

First way is to patch the imported function SceQafMgrForDriver_8C423C18(void); to return 1. Alternatively, patch Sysroot offset 0x2C+3 and set bit 0x2. This will bypass ALL version checks, including the peripherals which might be dangerous.

Update: don't do this, it does brick as expected.

Second way is to patch SceVshBridge export of vshSblAimgrIsCEX (takes no arguments) to return 0. Alternatively patch ScePsp2Swu's import of that function.

Update: this doesn't work because the export is used by other functions and fails earlier checks. This flag is set by psp2swu.self to indicate bypassing of version checks on the bootloader and system partitions. All other components will be updated if at higher version. This is what devkits do by default. You can also patch the flags directly. In sceSblUsUpdateSpackageForUser, sceSblUsInspectSpackageForUser, and sceSblUsExtractSpackageForUser (in order: flash, dry run, decrypt only) you can patch the flags argument directly and set 0x8 to indicate skipping version check on bootloader and system partitions. The flags argument found in R1 (second argument) as a user memory pointer offset 0x10.

Auth id for psp2swu.self is either 2800800000000002 or 2800800000000003.