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Here is the latest update for ProgSkeet for those of you who are using it. With this update the NOR has been entirely rewritten and the NAND is unmodified. The write to buffer programming method and erase sector have been optimized. There is also a fix for the fault in timeout of programming/erasing. It has been increased to 3.5 seconds per line and per sector. There is also an added wait on erase sector as well as improved flashing speed. Thus, if you are interested in ProgSkeet and want to purchase one, make sure to visit their main site (see source). *For all the improvements, view the changelog below.
Remember all those RSOD’s that were happening back in the early days of CFW, now progskeet as we all know supports fixing issues such as NAND/NOR downgrading, etc. Now progskeet has a gotten a little bit more cooler with the release of this update allowing those of you unfortunate ones with the RSOD(Red Screen Of Death) to come back to life and join in on the scene that’s right developer uf6667 has done just that. Here is a quote:

Changelog:

110811:

NOR: Complete rewrite of the driver of NOR, NAND one of was not changed.

NOR: Optimization of the method of Write-To-Buffer Programming (addition of a timeout). Note: All models do not support this optimization. Please consult the data sheet if you have problems.

NOR: Optimization of erasing sector (addition of a timeout) ⋅

NOR: Checking forced flash and differential.

NOR: Unable to enter values ​​now, thank you RAIDEN (if only a few people read ….

Note: Some models of NOR have bad sectors (usually only a few bytes, but enough to prevent the operation of the entire system). They will be reported in C: ProgSkeet.log If you have a template with this problem (for example, I heard that this problem occurs when a RSOD the PS3) you should be able sectors move somewhere or replace NOR flash. 110 811-A:

NOR: Fixed bug in timeout for deletion / programming. It has also been improved to 3.5 seconds per line per sector.

110 811-B:

NOR: Add a message waiting when erasing a sector.

110 811-C:

Improved speed flashing.

110 811-

Addition of “test” for flashing. 5 trials are currently scheduled.

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This marks the end of the flaming. To me this looks like an exploit, therefor it stays where it is. If not report it and include the correct section.

sorry mate but this was already posted by me:You must login or register to view this content.