Originally posted by Tali
regardless where its stored its not on the HDD but on some sort of flash memory. if it was on the HDD then you think people wouldn't have released a tut on that allready? or that if you bricked, you could just change the HDD.
The firmware is stored on the HDD. Thats a fact.
Now, what i think ( from my knowledge) is what is inside the NAND is the INFORMATION about the most up-to-date firmware and nothing else. I could be wrong, thats why people might try things in order to get it work.
Also if you put a 2.5'' HDD with 3.55 firmware in to the same ps3 that has a 3.56 firmware on the other hdd it will run 3.55 since its on the HDD.
You sir is wrong about the firmware being on another flash mem chip on the ps3.....