payloads

Use send_lua.py to communicate with the loader

Payloads

1. hello_world.lua - Prints basic information back from the game process - its process id, the base of the eboot, libc and libkernel.
2. sigsegv_crash_trigger.lua - Triggers two SIGSEGV crashes in succession that should be signal handled without crashing the game process.
3. notification_popup.lua - Triggers a notification popup with 'Hello World' on the PlayStation.
4. sigbus_crash_trigger.lua - Triggers a SIGBUS crash that should be signal handled without crashing the game process.
5. streaming_output.lua - Prints basic information and trigger two SIGSEGV crashes in the middle, to demonstrate how streaming real-time output works.
6. ftp_server.lua - Runs an FTP server on port 1337 that allows browsing the filesystem as seen by the game process (e.g. limited filesystem), and also upload and download files.
7. threading_test.lua - Provides examples on how to run lua code in new threads.

To verify concurrent (thread) execution: First, run threading_test.lua which simulates a long-running task. Then, from a separate window, immediately run any test payload (#1-#5). The second payload should complete without being blocked by the first task.

Commands

1. --disable-thread - Disables the option to run payloads in a new thread.
2. --enable-thread - Enables the option to run payloads in a new thread.