Post: [NEWS:]►Brandon Wilson Brings PS3 Service Mode to PSP
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02-06-2011, 05:38 PM
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NextGenTactics
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Brandon Wilson, known for his TI Calculator ports has successfully ported PS3 service mode to the PSP.
Allowing those who own a PSP to be able to put their PS3 in service mode and the ability to downgrade on 3.55 and below.
Brandon Wilson's Twitter
Originally posted by another user
Just ported PS3 downgrader / service mode jig to PSP. You can use it for <= FW3.55 stuff. I'm cleaning it up, etc., will release NOW!.
UPDATE:
PS3Jig is a homebrew program for the PSP that emulates the official Sony "jig" stick for entering Factory/Service mode. All you need to do is attach a USB cable between your PS3 and PSP, run the program, and turn on your PS3, just like any other downgrade/service mode method.
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Originally posted by another user
AS OF THIS WRITING, THERE IS NO WAY TO EXIT FACTORY/SERVICE MODE ON PS3 FIRMWARE VERSION 3.56, SO DO NOT ATTEMPT TO USE THIS ON PS3 FIRMWARE VERSION 3.56 UNTIL YOU READ OTHERWISE ELSEWHERE!
Keep in mind that I'm not a PSP developer, and that I know very little about homebrew for it; my ability to answer questions about how to run it and troubleshoot any issues is severely limited.
This application is open source and has no license attached to it, so you're free to do whatever you want with it; but please don't slap your name on it and call it your own, it's just rude.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the main purpose of this?
To enter Factory/Service Mode on your PS3 using your PSP. This is typically used to downgrade your PS3's firmware version to something that supports homebrew/backups, or you can use it to unbrick some PS3s from a firmware flash gone bad.
Will this cause any permanent damage to my PSP?
Not that I know of, but don't blame me if it does.
Do I need a special cable for this?
No, you just need a standard A<->mini-B USB cable. Among many other uses, it's the cable used to charge/sync PS3 controllers. You have one of these.
What firmware version does my PS3 need to be on for this to work?
As of this writing, you need to be on firmware version 3.55 or earlier. DO NOT USE IT ON FIRMWARE VERSION 3.56 OR HIGHER UNTIL YOU READ OTHERWISE ELSEWHERE.
What firmware version does my PSP need to be on for this to work?
Honestly, I don't know. This requires kernel mode, so as of this writing (and to the best of my knowledge), version 6.35 or lower. It runs on my PSP-1001 5.50 GEN-D.
I get an error when I run it on the PSP! What's wrong?
I really don't know.
How do I get this on my PSP?
The same way you do with any other PSP homebrew. Do some reading and/or googling.
It didn't work! What's wrong?!
Try it multiple times. I have noticed through a hardware USB analyzer that sometimes the PSP doesn't send the jig challenge response correctly, despite the PSP saying it did.
Will this work on the PSP Slim? 2000? 3000?
I honestly don't know.
It locked up my PSP when I tried to exit! Why?
I honestly don't know. Pull the battery, re-insert it, and turn it back on.
What tools did you use to compile/build this?
PSPSDK.
Where's the latest source at?
pspstuff - Revision 1: /PS3Jig/trunk.
What dongle ID does this use?
0xAAAA. It can easily be changed and re-compiled in the source. I didn't provide a UI for it because it's unlikely anyone will ever need to change it.
You know, you're really late on this.
I don't care.
I thought you said this couldn't be done! And yet here it is, prick. What's with the lying?
I said you couldn't implement the PSGroove/PSJailbreak exploit on it, and that's still true. Emulating the Sony official jig stick for Factory/Service Mode is different, and the PSP can do it. I didn't see anyone else doing it, so I did.
How can I scream at you / profess my undying love / throw money at you via PayPal / give a simple thanks / etc.?
[email][email protected][/email].
Keep in mind that I'm not a PSP developer, and that I know very little about homebrew for it; my ability to answer questions about how to run it and troubleshoot any issues is severely limited.
This application is open source and has no license attached to it, so you're free to do whatever you want with it; but please don't slap your name on it and call it your own, it's just rude.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the main purpose of this?
To enter Factory/Service Mode on your PS3 using your PSP. This is typically used to downgrade your PS3's firmware version to something that supports homebrew/backups, or you can use it to unbrick some PS3s from a firmware flash gone bad.
Will this cause any permanent damage to my PSP?
Not that I know of, but don't blame me if it does.
Do I need a special cable for this?
No, you just need a standard A<->mini-B USB cable. Among many other uses, it's the cable used to charge/sync PS3 controllers. You have one of these.
What firmware version does my PS3 need to be on for this to work?
As of this writing, you need to be on firmware version 3.55 or earlier. DO NOT USE IT ON FIRMWARE VERSION 3.56 OR HIGHER UNTIL YOU READ OTHERWISE ELSEWHERE.
What firmware version does my PSP need to be on for this to work?
Honestly, I don't know. This requires kernel mode, so as of this writing (and to the best of my knowledge), version 6.35 or lower. It runs on my PSP-1001 5.50 GEN-D.
I get an error when I run it on the PSP! What's wrong?
I really don't know.
How do I get this on my PSP?
The same way you do with any other PSP homebrew. Do some reading and/or googling.
It didn't work! What's wrong?!
Try it multiple times. I have noticed through a hardware USB analyzer that sometimes the PSP doesn't send the jig challenge response correctly, despite the PSP saying it did.
Will this work on the PSP Slim? 2000? 3000?
I honestly don't know.
It locked up my PSP when I tried to exit! Why?
I honestly don't know. Pull the battery, re-insert it, and turn it back on.
What tools did you use to compile/build this?
PSPSDK.
Where's the latest source at?
pspstuff - Revision 1: /PS3Jig/trunk.
What dongle ID does this use?
0xAAAA. It can easily be changed and re-compiled in the source. I didn't provide a UI for it because it's unlikely anyone will ever need to change it.
You know, you're really late on this.
I don't care.
I thought you said this couldn't be done! And yet here it is, prick. What's with the lying?
I said you couldn't implement the PSGroove/PSJailbreak exploit on it, and that's still true. Emulating the Sony official jig stick for Factory/Service Mode is different, and the PSP can do it. I didn't see anyone else doing it, so I did.
How can I scream at you / profess my undying love / throw money at you via PayPal / give a simple thanks / etc.?
[email][email protected][/email].
Thanks Manster for the Update
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02-06-2011, 05:51 PM
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zhypersonic
Pixie Lott does not know iOS.
Originally posted by NextGenTactics
Brandon Wilson, known for his TI Calculator ports has successfully ported PS3 service mode to the PSP.
Allowing those who own a PSP to be able to put their PS3 in service mode and the ability to downgrade on 3.55 and below.
Brandon Wilson's Twitter
what exactly can u do with it?
02-06-2011, 05:55 PM
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zhypersonic
Pixie Lott does not know iOS.
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02-06-2011, 06:04 PM
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PhantomRenegade
PS3 hacking is dead
02-06-2011, 06:13 PM
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zhypersonic
Pixie Lott does not know iOS.
Originally posted by Telepot
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---------- Post added at 01:13 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:12 PM ----------
Originally posted by Tali
from my understanding, downgrade 3.56
ability to downgrade on 3.55 and below
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