PS5 Lua Autoloader

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Automatically loads your .elf, .bin and .lua payloads.
Supports PS5 firmwares up to 10.01.

Other Autoloaders:
PS5 Y2JB Autoloader | PS5 BD-JB Autoloader

How to use

There are two ways to use the autoloader:

🟢 Option 1: Payload Manager

If no autoload.txt config is found, the autoloader will automatically launch Payload Manager — a fully-featured PS5 payload manager with a web UI. This lets you configure and send payloads directly from your browser, without needing to manually set up config files or transfer ELF files ahead of time.

Just run the autoloader — if there's nothing configured, Payload Manager starts automatically.

Note: Payload Manager also has its own built-in autoload feature, which lets you configure payloads to load automatically on startup — all managed through its web UI. This is separate from the autoload.txt mechanism described below.

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⚙️ Option 2: Manual Config (autoload.txt)

For a fixed, automated payload chain, you can configure payloads manually:

• Create a directory named ps5_autoloader.
• Inside this directory, place your .elf / .bin files, and an autoload.txt file.
  • In autoload.txt, list the files you want to load (one per line).
  • Filenames are case-sensitive - make sure the names exactly match your files.
  • You can add lines like !1000 to make the loader wait 1000ms before sending the next payload.
• Put the ps5_autoloader directory in one of these locations:
  • In the root of a USB drive
  • In the internal drive at /data/ps5_autoloader
• Import savedata to your game:
  Follow the steps in SETUP.md to prepare and import the savedata for your Lua-compatible game.

Note: When an autoload.txt config is found, Payload Manager is not launched automatically. If you also want Payload Manager available, place pldmgr.elf in your ps5_autoloader directory and add it to autoload.txt.

Game Compatibility

Currently this loader is compatible with the following games:

Game Title	TITLE ID
Aerial Life	CUSA17122
Aibeya	CUSA17068
Aikagi 2	CUSA19556
Aikagi Kimi to Issho ni Pack	CUSA16229
Fuyu Kiss	CUSA29745
Fuyu Kiss Demo	CUSA29746
Hamidashi Creative	CUSA27389
Hamidashi Creative Demo	CUSA27390
Haruoto Alice Gram Snow Drop	CUSA14324
IxSHE Tell	CUSA17112
IxSHE Tell Demo	CUSA17126
Jinki Resurrection	CUSA25179
Jinki Resurrection Demo	CUSA25180
Mikagami Sumika no Seifuku Katsudou	CUSA11481
Nora Princess and Crying Cat 2	CUSA13586
Nora Princess and Stray Cat Heart HD	CUSA13303
Raspberry Cube	CUSA16074
Tonari ni Kanojo no Iru Shiawase Winter Guest	CUSA11977

Note: Demos require latest firmware to download from PSN

Updating Savedata

If you have the savedata setup and want to update the files, please refer to UPDATE.md.

Additional Info

How to use custom ELF Loader version?

By default, the autoloader uses a custom version of elfldr that only accepts connections from the PS5 itself (localhost). This improves security by preventing other devices on your network from sending payloads to your console.

If you want to use a "normal" ELF Loader that allows sending payloads from any device:

1. Place your custom ELF Loader (e.g. elfldr.elf) in the ps5_autoloader directory.
2. Add elfldr.elf to your autoload.txt.
3. Note: If you are loading other payloads right after elfldr.elf in your autoload.txt, add a sleep command immediately after it (like !4000 to sleep for 4 seconds) to give the new ELF Loader time to start up and listen before subsequent payloads are sent.

Example autoload.txt:

# Load custom ELF Loader
elfldr.elf
# Give it 4 seconds to start up (only needed if sending more payloads)
!4000
# Send other payloads
ftpsrv.elf

Credits

• shahrilnet – creator and maintainer of the original remote_lua_loader
• excellent blog post where most of the ideas of lua primitives are taken from
• flatz - for sharing ideas and lua implementations
• null_ptr - for helping to develop umtx exploit for PS5 & numerous helps with the loader development
• gezine - for sharing the vulnerable games & ideas
• specter & chendo - for webkit implementations referenced a lot
• al-azif - parts and information grabbed from his sdk, aswell as from his ftp server
• horror - for the notification popup and ftp server payloads
• ufm42 - for kexp
• everyone else who shared their knowledge with the community

Disclaimer

This tool is provided as-is for research and development purposes only. Use at your own risk. The developers are not responsible for any damage, data loss, or consequences resulting from the use of this software.

License

This project is licensed under the GPL-3.0 License.

The original project by shahrilnet did not include an explicit LICENSE file.
All unique modifications and additions in this fork are licensed under GPL-3.0.

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