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# Phase 0.9E-R remaining provenance gaps
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Date: 2026-07-18
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Overall decision: `LOCAL_BACKUP_NOT_CORRELATED`
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## Closed questions
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- The local outer ZIP retains its Phase-0.9E size and SHA-256.
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- The official current inventory consists of releases 1.3, 1.5, and 1.6 and
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tags `Y2JB-1.2.1`, 1.3, 1.4, 1.5, and 1.6.
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- All seven current official release assets have official SHA-256 digests,
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names, and sizes different from the local outer ZIP.
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- Official tag commits, trees, source archives, and host sender are bound.
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- Official Y2JB does not implement a port-9020 listener in the inspected tags.
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- Its Remote JS Loader is a dynamic port listener normally seeking 50000.
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- Port 9021 belongs to an embedded elfldr path reached after Lapse/kexp.
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## Remaining gaps
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1. The source, author, version, and construction procedure for
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`Y2JB-Autoloader-403-1240.zip` are unknown.
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2. The MediaFire download marker does not identify an official release asset.
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3. The local opaque `SIECAF` content cannot be matched to official source.
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4. No evidence binds the local outer ZIP to what was restored on the PS5.
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5. No evidence shows whether `download0.dat` or app data was later replaced.
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6. No evidence identifies the operator's actual host sender.
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7. No evidence explains the previously assumed port-9020 listener.
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8. The source/generator identity of the 1.6 embedded elfldr and kexp blobs is
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not present in Y2JB.
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9. Runtime behavior on firmware 9.60 remains unobserved.
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10. Independent recovery and the current Payload Manager backup remain
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unresolved installation blockers.
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11. The exact requested official source-archive URLs are recorded, but the
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transient GitHub redirect URLs were not retained.
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The official sender is one-way. The JavaScript server can write log bytes on
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its accepted socket, but `payload_sender.py` never receives them. Therefore no
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existing end-to-end duplex result channel is established. Reusing that
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connection would require a different host contract; an outbound connection or
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temporary listener would require new target design. No output architecture is
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selected while the exact-used bootstrap remains unbound.
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## Phase 0.9F gate
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`phase09f_offline_design_allowed=false`.
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The mandatory official outer-asset byte match is absent and the inspected
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official source has only a 9020 reference, not a found or partial 9020
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implementation. Device observation cannot be used to repair these facts in
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this phase.
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Minimum safe next evidence:
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- a verifiable publisher/provenance record for the exact MediaFire-marked
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outer ZIP, or a different operator-provided exact outer ZIP that matches an
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official asset;
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- a completed non-runtime operator attestation;
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- exact identification of any external autoloader or 9020 implementation and
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sender used in the real workflow.
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Supplying evidence grants no connection, transfer, installation, execution,
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autoload, device-write, or retry authority.
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