Phrozenstare
Member
hey everyone,
i have a jailbroken fat PS3 using evilnat 4.90 and cobra 8.4. i am using webmanMOD for a game manager and i never had any issues with it until today.
when i was playing agame today i may have enabled a button combo because suddenly when i mount a game using webmanMOD it automatically will disable syscalls and this prevents me from using any homebrew after the game is mounted.
I have tried looking threw all the settings and i cant find anything related to this all i can find are setting to disable syscalls on startup not on game load. i have tried clearing setting in webman setup, deleting the config file from the tmp folder and i tried uninstalling and reinstalling it but the problem is still there. another problem is now after I reinstalled it I can no longer reenable syscalls in webmanmod setup so only way i can reenable them now is by restarting the console
I did try loading a game in Multiman and it loaded fine so i am stuck on what else can be done with multimanMOD
any help would be appreciated
i have a jailbroken fat PS3 using evilnat 4.90 and cobra 8.4. i am using webmanMOD for a game manager and i never had any issues with it until today.
when i was playing agame today i may have enabled a button combo because suddenly when i mount a game using webmanMOD it automatically will disable syscalls and this prevents me from using any homebrew after the game is mounted.
I have tried looking threw all the settings and i cant find anything related to this all i can find are setting to disable syscalls on startup not on game load. i have tried clearing setting in webman setup, deleting the config file from the tmp folder and i tried uninstalling and reinstalling it but the problem is still there. another problem is now after I reinstalled it I can no longer reenable syscalls in webmanmod setup so only way i can reenable them now is by restarting the console
I did try loading a game in Multiman and it loaded fine so i am stuck on what else can be done with multimanMOD
any help would be appreciated