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following on from my last thread - You must login or register to view this content. - I have had another idea about how this could be done.

It's simple, but basically, all you would have to do is have your proxy on your ps3 connected to your PC, then sniff for ingoing connections (IW) and then modify them so that the patch downloaded is your patch!

Writing that, I am not completely sure that that is the same patch, but if you did that, you could maybe manipulate where the file is downloaded?

Any comments/trolls welcome! :pedo:

if you have instruction i would try your theory out

Well, I haven't been able to try this out, due to me having a mac but, I'm going to look into setting my old rig up to try this out, if you think it's a good idea.

Thanks for the support, not the instant "It wont work"

But, I'm sure it would be a little something like this:

1. Setting up the ps3 so that the ingoing and outgoing network is through your computer
2. Sniff for connections through the proxy program
3. When the connection is valid, stop the download of the patch, and send your premade one instead.

Only a theory, but this will make sure that the PS3 is open to recieve packages, but I'm still not sure if the patch_mf file is downloaded during the patch?

i will have a try later .
i guess it doesn't matter that i've just updated my firmware to 3.50 ?

I guess not, as it doesn't appear to require a jailbreak. Thanks for the help!

what proxy program and ill try it...??

Erm, I believe that is is ps3 proxy, I'll try and find a DL/Web link.

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There's one on there - No idea if it still works, dont see any reason why it shouldn't. Only thing is, I am unsure if you can download the patch from the psn store.

Any notes/help just ask!

Im pretty sure the patch has to be signed........

Dammit - surely there's a way around that?