Post: PS3 downgrade might soon be possible!
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11-02-2010, 01:27 AM
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EnVy_AsTrO
Hurah!
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11-02-2010, 11:39 PM
#47
I DaN WiLLo I
Brute
11-03-2010, 12:39 AM
#48
mrbeans710
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11-03-2010, 12:47 AM
#49
little_legz
SleepinIsCheatin
Originally posted by shiver
So let's see here, last night you posted a fake PUP signer.
Tonight you post this garbage.
Let's take a look and disassemble your "idea"
You know how to dump the nand, but don't know how to determine or find it? How are you dumping it? Even then so what good is it to you? You will have destroyed any and all data on the NAND, what then? Will it even start up? Because you do realize (at least from my personal experience in the xbox world) what is stored on there is everything. INCLUDING how it operates when you push the power button. So now with nothing on it my guess is that it won't do anything and you will have a dead console.
You are going to send large voltage into a small micro controller. Well now that is a GREAT idea. Just burn it up with one large voltage pop. You do realize that even a small amount of static electricity is enough to fry sensitive electrical components?
So you take a smart sounding term, throw it into a post and expect people to believe you? It has very little to do with what you want it's not even funny.
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Tonight you post this garbage.
Let's take a look and disassemble your "idea"
You know how to dump the nand, but don't know how to determine or find it? How are you dumping it? Even then so what good is it to you? You will have destroyed any and all data on the NAND, what then? Will it even start up? Because you do realize (at least from my personal experience in the xbox world) what is stored on there is everything. INCLUDING how it operates when you push the power button. So now with nothing on it my guess is that it won't do anything and you will have a dead console.
You are going to send large voltage into a small micro controller. Well now that is a GREAT idea. Just burn it up with one large voltage pop. You do realize that even a small amount of static electricity is enough to fry sensitive electrical components?
So you take a smart sounding term, throw it into a post and expect people to believe you? It has very little to do with what you want it's not even funny.
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I lol'd you are the smartest guy I have seen on these forums that knows his shit about a console, Its good to have people like you around that put the noobs back in their place. Thank you. :love:
11-03-2010, 12:47 AM
#50
ihaxgames
Treasure hunter
Originally posted by shiver
Once again you need to understand further what you are talking about.
You do not format it, and like I said and proved with my xbox example, a blank NAND gets you a dead console, not a place to start from.
Keep in mind as well, efuses ARE present in the PS3 CPU die. No one knows if they are used or not.
Windows has NOTHING to do with this, think ASM
You do not format it, and like I said and proved with my xbox example, a blank NAND gets you a dead console, not a place to start from.
Keep in mind as well, efuses ARE present in the PS3 CPU die. No one knows if they are used or not.
Windows has NOTHING to do with this, think ASM
Correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't the Xbox 360 Jtag exploit blow the efuses or something like that? I looked into it, not much, but a bit to help a friend. If so could the key to unsigned code be similar to that? (Keep in mind I have no idea what a efuse does)
11-03-2010, 03:59 AM
#51
Lick_My_Buthole
Little One
11-03-2010, 05:30 PM
#52
Captain Retard
Epicness. Guaranteed.
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