psvimg-create creates a char[] of 0x00's instead of 0x72's

[LiEnby]

in the struct

typedef struct PsvImgHeader {
  uint64_t  systime;
  uint64_t  flags;
  SceIoStat stat;
  char      path_parent[256];
  uint32_t  unk_16C; // set to 1
  char      path_rel[256];
  char      unused[904];
  char      end[12];
} __attribute__((packed)) PsvImgHeader_t;

the path_rel[256]; and path_parent[256]; should be the string, followed by 0x00 terminator, and then the rest of the array being 'x' (0x72) however when psvimg-create runs it writes 0x00's

example:
This is a file written by PSVita Content Mannager:

and then another file written by psvimg-create

CMA puts 0x72 but psvimg-create does not
ulthough it seems the vita doesnt care when restoring, sony could easily make a check and break everything using psvimgtools