Post: How To Hack The Patch [PUBLIC][TUTORIAL]
06-14-2010, 08:23 PM #1
jonnyman69
Nate Haskall
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The Best Way

This is the way im doing the hack i dont know about anything else when it comes to the hack's so i started testing and came up with this way Happy

#1.Download PS3 HDD Studio You must login or register to view this content.

#2.Download The 1.10 Mw2 Patch You must login or register to view this content. And Save To Desktop And Rename The "PKG" Extension To "DAT" Click
Decrypt Step 1 Then Open Up The Patch File In "Select Merged File" And In "Select Target Disk" Select Your HDD Then "Do Process" Let Finish

#3.On The Desktop Or Wherever You Saved The Patch You Should See A Folder Called "decrypted" Open Up And Drag The File Patch.ff And Put In Some Hax Like You must login or register to view this content. Save Back In.

#4.Open Back Up Ps3 HDD Studio And Select "Encrypt Step Two" And Select All The Files In Decrypted And Do Process Once Completed Save The .DAT File Back To .PKG

#5.Now Use Ps3 Proxii Server To Redirect The Old Patch To The One On Your Desktop Happy

REP N THANK WHEN WORKING Happy
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06-14-2010, 09:14 PM #38
Yeah, you forgot some info. You can't do this without a partlog.
06-14-2010, 09:17 PM #39
DEREKTROTTER
You're Goddamn Right
Originally posted by Say
Please don't copy my sig. Smile


i didn't copy, you copied me Winky Winky

anyway yours is slightly different
06-14-2010, 09:22 PM #40
Aule
{([<Milk>])}
Originally posted by Say
Please don't copy my sig. Smile


YTMND sig...you copied yours too. :n:
06-14-2010, 09:26 PM #41
The-Don
I defeated!
Erm I'm really struggling to see how this works for a number of reasons:
1. The renaming of the file extension. Renaming the extension will surely just corrupt the pkg. I'm pretty sure for example if I change the. Jpg extension on an image to. Mp3 it won't play a sound. It's kind of like renaming a .doc word document .coffee and expecting to be able to drink it.
2. How can you use and connect to your PS3 HDD as mentioned in the tutorial without a SATA cable? Unless you are using internal SATA ports on a PC this doesn't seem possible.

Don't get me wrong, this is seemingly the closest tutorial yet, and I have full faith that you have hacked the patch as you claimed, but greater elaboration into some of the points would be much appreciated
I'll reserve my rep and thanks until proof or a more in depth tutorial is released as I gave a lot of rep to threads that were utter bs. However this is promising
06-14-2010, 09:27 PM #42
cmon mate you've missed out what to do for the partlogs?! No one can do anything without that. Also when choosing "your hdd" do you mean a ps3 hdd that has been formatted by ps3, or just a normal hdd in laptop etc?
06-14-2010, 09:27 PM #43
DEREKTROTTER
You're Goddamn Right
well, still lots of pieces missing to this jigsaw
06-14-2010, 09:27 PM #44
.Say Hi.
Rep is so 2010
I'm not sure this will work.
06-14-2010, 09:28 PM #45
Goone
Looking for Suzzy
This guys a fail. I fully messaged him a PM about showing me in MW2 if he actually has proof at about half an hour ago, and no reply yet he's on.
06-14-2010, 09:37 PM #46
Originally posted by Don View Post

1. The renaming of the file extension. Renaming the extension will surely just corrupt the pkg. I'm pretty sure for example if I change the. Jpg extension on an image to. Mp3 it won't play a sound. It's kind of like renaming a .doc word document .coffee and expecting to be able to drink it.
2. How can you use and connect to your PS3 HDD as mentioned in the tutorial without a SATA cable? Unless you are using internal SATA ports on a PC this doesn't seem possible.


Renaming a file will not corrupt it. You can rename specific files within reason, and they will work. If you rename a .JPG to .GIF the image will still work, but it won't actually be a .GIF.

Same concept with a package file renamed to a .DAT file. It'll still work just fine, and it won't corrupt it. You need to rename it simply because PS3 HDD Studio doesn't read the .PKG file.

Yes, in certain cases renaming certain filetypes to different filetypes will render the file useless or broken, but in this case, we're fine.

And to answer your second question - all this tutorial tells you to do is decrypt the patch, not the PS3 HDD. The tutorial is telling you to select the drive in which you want HDD Studio to dump the patch after it's been decrypted.

Make sense?

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