Post: All PS3 Debug Firmwares
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02-20-2011, 04:23 AM
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Geeqoh
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v1.00//
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02-20-2011, 04:48 AM
#11
Brian235026
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Originally posted by Xavex
Just do it normally, SERVICE MODE > Lv2 FILE 1 + DEBUG
If your ps3 keeps flashing green more than 10 minutes, turn it off.
If you turn on your ps3 and it turns off itself, you are semi bricked, just put your downgrade dongle again, then put the Lv2 diag file 2 in the USB and you can upgrade again to 3.41 just normally like the restore mode.
If your ps3 keeps flashing green more than 10 minutes, turn it off.
If you turn on your ps3 and it turns off itself, you are semi bricked, just put your downgrade dongle again, then put the Lv2 diag file 2 in the USB and you can upgrade again to 3.41 just normally like the restore mode.
so this has a possibility of bricking? if so do you know a way of downgrading without it if not i think i will take some risks soon
02-20-2011, 04:50 AM
#12
MajorPSP156
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Originally posted by TairyHesticles
They dont make debug like they make retail updates. They dont make a new debug update every time the new retail is out. The newest debug that we know of is 3.50, and people aren't able to get their hands to release it atm.
Didn't realize he posted 4 mins before me lol. ^
Didn't realize he posted 4 mins before me lol. ^
oh i see, okay thanks a ton for the informative post so its actually hard cracking the debug pups from sony's dev/test kits?
02-20-2011, 04:57 AM
#13
Geeqoh
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Originally posted by Brian235026
so this has a possibility of bricking? if so do you know a way of downgrading without it if not i think i will take some risks soon
If you have FAT 60 GB, 2 usb you can downgrade without brick
If you have FAT 40 GB, 2 usb its risky
If you have FAT 40 GB, 4 usb i think you can do it, but there is a little possibility of brick.
IDK About the 80 GB ones
FAT> Good for downgrading
SLIM> sure BRICK
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02-20-2011, 05:02 AM
#15
Brian235026
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Originally posted by Xavex
If you have FAT 60 GB, 2 usb you can downgrade without brick
If you have FAT 40 GB, 2 usb its risky
If you have FAT 40 GB, 4 usb i think you can do it, but there is a little possibility of brick.
IDK About the 80 GB ones
FAT> Good for downgrading
SLIM> sure BRICK
If you have FAT 40 GB, 2 usb its risky
If you have FAT 40 GB, 4 usb i think you can do it, but there is a little possibility of brick.
IDK About the 80 GB ones
FAT> Good for downgrading
SLIM> sure BRICK
i have an 80g fat =/ so you say people wiht 40g fat can downgrade from 3.56 without bricking ? with what firmware? only 1 usb why the need of 2 usbs? just switch the files
02-20-2011, 05:04 AM
#16
gola
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Originally posted by TairyHesticles
They dont make debug like they make retail updates. They dont make a new debug update every time the new retail is out. The newest debug that we know of is 3.50, and people aren't able to get their hands to release it atm.
Didn't realize he posted 4 mins before me lol. ^
Didn't realize he posted 4 mins before me lol. ^
Still doesn't mean such a debug firmware version doesn't exist
02-20-2011, 05:06 AM
#17
TairyHesticles
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02-20-2011, 05:13 AM
#18
Geeqoh
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Originally posted by Brian235026
i have an 80g fat =/ so you say people wiht 40g fat can downgrade from 3.56 without bricking ? with what firmware? only 1 usb why the need of 2 usbs? just switch the files
I recommend you to downgrade to 3.41 debug, do it at your own risk, a guy do it to 2.15 and see what happening.
---------- Post added at 12:12 AM ---------- Previous post was at 12:12 AM ----------
Originally posted by TairyHesticles
Well using your logic, there's no solid proof Bigfoot doesn't exist, it's just highly unlikely.
Debug are maked before the retail version, like the patches
---------- Post added at 12:13 AM ---------- Previous post was at 12:12 AM ----------
Originally posted by Brian235026
i have an 80g fat =/ so you say people wiht 40g fat can downgrade from 3.56 without bricking ? with what firmware? only 1 usb why the need of 2 usbs? just switch the files
3.56 its impossible to downgrade ATM
02-20-2011, 06:45 AM
#19
kprz24
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Originally posted by TairyHesticles
They dont make debug like they make retail updates. They dont make a new debug update every time the new retail is out. The newest debug that we know of is 3.50, and people aren't able to get their hands to release it atm.
Didn't realize he posted 4 mins before me lol. ^
Didn't realize he posted 4 mins before me lol. ^
btw theres a partial dump of 3.50 you could probly find around cant find the link sorry
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