(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); So I got a jailbreak this monday and been having a blast modding private matches and zombies on some games, but I've recently looked into removing the CFW that came on it and managed to replace it with rebug-rex 4.75.1 and converted to DEX mode using the toolbox. Figured out how to go online and all that stuff and now am stuck with RTMing.

1 ) Is it possible to RTM with the way I have TMAPI set up ? It's like this : wired router to PS3 -> PC is on wifi -> NOT wired PS3 to PC ( I can't do this atm ). I can connect with TMAPI just fine, but attaching an RTM tool keeps giving me the error it's unable to attach. I have all the settings setup right I believe. Settings I got are ;

-NP env
-network settings for debug : Single
-release mode : developer
-boot mode : software mode
-On PC I have the network sharing option enabled.
-Rebug mode
-Cobra ON
-Webman ON



Second question :

2 ) Should I stay on rebug-rex in DEX mode or convert to rebug D-Rex ? If I should convert, is it possible to just update to that firmware without having to downgrade first again ?


And third and last question

3 ) If an update comes out for the CFW that I'm on, do I always need to downgrade or can I upgrade immediately ?


Thanks in advance !

Are you in the game when you attach?

Yep tried both in the lobby and in an actual match and both times it fails Tried both online and offline too, nothing works

Change your Boot Mode in Debug Settings to System Software. Also, make sure NP Environment is set to NP.

Managed to fix it. Tried out a debug with non-host mods and the RTM tools finally decided to connect just fine. Thanks for the help though !

One last question. When trying to make a debug eboot, I've seen several videos saying different things. Do I take the original EBOOT and convert it that way, or do I take the mp_default.self and convert it to an EBOOT that way ? I tried the first way but that didn't seem to make a functional debug eboot xD.

For the easiest method, I would recommend looking up a Debug EBOOT that has been released already. That is what I would do.