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How to install P5EX
  • Introduction
  • Getting Started
    • Prerequisites
    • Setup
      • Enabling Debug Console mode
      • Moving Files to P5 USRDIR directory
  • Installing P5EX's Patches
    • Do I need to install P5EX's patch?
      • Finding P5EX's patch's PPU-hash
      • Finding P5's PPU hash
    • Comparing Hashes
    • P5EX Patch Installation
      • Generating RPCS3's patch file
      • RPCS3 Patch File
      • Applying P5EX Patch (Finally)
  • Installing P5EX
    • Aemulus Package Manager
      • P5 Config Setup
      • Unpacking Files
    • Adding P5EX
      • Adding Fix Softlock for Community Patches
    • Building mod.cpk
  • Other
    • Downloads Page
    • DLC Check
    • FAQ
  • P5 Utilities
    • Shujynx's Guide on P5 Modding Utilities
  • Special Thanks
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Finding P5's PPU hash

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Getting started

Run RPCS3 and boot up P5 for a minute.

Once your game is loaded, close out of the emulator. It may warn you that you are closing both the game and emulator without saving. That’s fine, since all we want is the game to boot up.

Open your RPCS3 folder, find a file called RPCS3.log. If you don’t have extensions enabled, it’s the notepad icon with the name RPCS3.

Open it with your text editor of choice, I went with Notepad. You can also use VSCode instead if you’d like.

Locating the PPU-Hash

Next go to Edit > Find. This will open the Find window as shown below.

In the Find window, look up “PPU executable hash:”, set the direction to “Down” if it isn’t already, then click the “Find Next” button.

The first entry should be the P5’s PPU hash, copy that and paste it to another file where you can reference it again.

Notepad's find window.
First result is should be P5's PPU hash.