(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); So I went to swizzys thread where he posted the instructions on how to use that tool kuz it says there's an issue, on that thread he said to uncheck or disable hash or hesh values, (correct me on that I don't remember how they're called) and that's it, kuz everytime I get a bad dump and they all have that value, so is it safe if I uncheck that???

Here you go from the horse's mouth:

Re: PS3 Flash Tool v4.50 (by Swizzy & Rogero)

Postby Swizzy » Sat Feb 15, 2014 2:38 pm
The issue shown here is quite "normal" as i don't have the 4.55 hashes, etheir way... they should probably be disabled as they're not terribly important...

To do that, just hit Ctrl + F12 and you'll bring up the options/settings menu, which will let you change settings permenantly... (or just edit the registry values)

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Swizzy\PS3 Dump Checker\ <--- this is where you find them

Change "dohashcheck" to the value 0 and it'll skip the hash checks... (if it doesn't exist, just create it)

Yes I read that but I just kept reading more of the comments and it said that if there was an ROS0 HASH and ROS1 HASH error then it's probably is a bad connection or a bad dump

Have you tried using an older flash tool to see if you get those errors?

No I have not, let's say that on another flash tool it gives me a good dump(s) do I patch it with the same tool or it has to be done on the 4.55 tool?

Nevermind I got it... If gave me a good dump so I assume that un check the hash check on the flash tool 4.55 it won't matter since I have a good dump so the ROS0 and ROS1 are good on the older tool then won't matter if I uncheck it, right?

Don't matter, if the others say it good then you good bro!