Sachesi can extract, split, and rebuild BlackBerry 10 autoloaders. It modifies core firmware components like the OS and Radio. Enthusiasts on the CrackBerry Forums use it for custom builds. Download the utility from Sachesi on GitHub. Review specifications on the BerryLeaks Wiki. Capabilities for Splitting and Extracting Autoloaders
The utility provides functions to isolate internal firmware components from an executable installer into standalone files. Within the extraction interface, it offers options to split or extract signed images, allowing users to separate the operating system from radio components. This process typically involves identifying the target executable and selecting specific image types for extraction, resulting in the creation of .signed files saved to local storage. Functionality for Extracting Applications
The software can unpack system applications from a Debrick OS into archives suitable for installation. This is achieved through the signed image tools, which process .signed files to produce .bar application packages. Capabilities for Rebuilding and Combining Autoloaders
Rebuilding involves merging various operating system and radio components back into a final flashable image. The tool can package grouped .signed files from a directory and compile them into a unified installer. This packaging process creates a custom .exe autoloader designed for device recovery or firmware testing. Additional information is available regarding:
Identifying compatible OS and Radio versions for specific device variants.
Addressing driver installation requirements on various computer operating systems.
Managing device recovery processes for bootloop or soft-brick scenarios using generated loaders.