Recent content by littlebalup

What do you mean by eMMC dump? We already have that. ERK, yep would be nice.

Updated with 4.92. See OP.

I just figured out the 4.93 will probably be the version of the PS3 20th anniversary...:sfun oldguy: I feel old now.

Hi, unfortunately I'll not have a different answer for you than my previous post on this thread. So, go ahead with CFW installation. Then if you have any issue like RSOD or trophies, you may need an RSOD fix. Otherwise, keep it as is.

So it confirms it's an isolated flipped bit. All the other bytes in the range are 0x00. We don't know exactly what can cause that sometime. It may be a bad flash from the factory not detected during QA controls (they may not check blank spaces) or a small corruption appeared after (aging...

Hi, sorry for this late answer... I am not as diligent as I used to be. https://www.psdevwiki.com/ps3/Flash https://www.psdevwiki.com/ps3/Flash:asecure_loader asecure_loader region is where the metldr file (and only the metldr as far as we know) is stored in the flash memory. This region...

I'll have a look. Is it from XMB update only? or both XMB and recovery? I don't remember having that issue on my CECH... from recovery at least.

One day probably. Xstation is closed source unfortunately but some attempts for open source project exists : https://github.com/paulocode/picostation

Done ;)

Progskeet are rare to find today. Specialy the first versions. The latest versions never worked well on PS3. Chinese teensy may work... or not. There are some other alernatives today like Xgpro products (TL8266II plus, XGecu) or cheaper Embedded Computers products (FlashcatUSB XPORT). But I...

Released 4.91 dual boot firmware (see OP). 4.91 dual boot & hybrid will be released after new hen + HFW releases.

Your value is right on the threshold... I think you can ignore it and go ahead. Then I'll probably need to adjust that threshold. Keep us informed please.

That is very strange. How did you made your dump?

This is from your log. Not from your dump.

Please open your dump in hex editor, go to 0xFF6000 and take a screenshot