PS5 Library A game library for a jailbroken PS5 — mirrored here so the console never has to reach GitHub.

1. Add this host as a payload source. On the console (or a paired phone) open Payload Manager → Settings → Manage Sources → Add Source and paste the source address — it is the same shape as the upstream one, only served from here.
   https://ps5.delarosafams.com/payloads.json Copy address
   The console reads this index and offers PS5 Library vv0.7.27 with the checksum below. No account, no key.
2. Or load the file directly. Download ps5-library.elf on a computer and send it to your ELF loader (port 9021) or payload manager as usual — the file here is identical to the release; sha256sum it against SHA256SUMS first if you like.
3. Add it to autoload. The home-screen tile only works while the payload is running, so let the console start it with the rest of your boot payloads.
4. Open the tile. A notification says PS5 Library added to the home screen. From there: Settings → Catalogs to add the catalogs you trust, then pick a game. On a phone on the same network, http://<ps5-ip>:9999 pairs once with a six-digit code and can queue downloads from the sofa.

This host ships no games and no catalogs — a catalog is a JSON file at an address you choose, added in Settings → Catalogs. That is exactly how the upstream project ships it, and it stays that way here.

The mirror exists so the family's consoles have a copy that does not depend on GitHub's availability or its rate limits. Nothing here is modified, patched or repackaged: the file is the release, byte for byte, and the checksum of what is served is the one printed above.