Post: Multiman 04.50
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10-04-2013, 12:38 AM
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PrimeCreated
Climbing up the ladder
multiMAN ver 04.50.00 BASE (20131003).zip (110MB)
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* multiMAN ver 04.50.00 BASE CEX (20131003).pkg
* multiMAN ver 04.50.00 BASE DEX (20131003).pkg
* multiMAN ver 04.50.00 STEALTH (20131003).zip
* Showtime 04.03.536 [CEX].pkg
* Showtime 04.03.536 [DEX].pkg
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* Added support for 4.50CFW
* PS1/PS2/PS3 games, BD-MIRROR INT/EXT, BD-MOVIE REGION CHANGE/DYNAREC SUPPORT
* Disc-less mode: Icon changed from BD disc to "folder icon"
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10-06-2013, 09:19 PM
#20
Pseudo_Soldier
< ^ > < ^ >
Originally posted by RAB1994
ok i'll try explain abit better this is what is happening no matter what i do on the cfw all i have installed is rebug toolbox and psid patcher and multiman as thats all i use and always have used so i turn the ps3 off and it just flashes the green led for ever intill i unplug the ps3 it only seems to do it on 4.46.1 lite cfw for some strange reason and yes the hdd indicator is flashing when i do something on ps3 so the ps3s obv fine idk what the problem is.
Alright yeah, it's the game/app lockup error. The PS3 is on an endless loop of reading the HDD while trying to shut-off. Usually a file system problem is to blame.
10-06-2013, 09:27 PM
#22
Pseudo_Soldier
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10-06-2013, 09:32 PM
#23
SonyBlack
League Champion
its nothink usefull but here is the problem saved
Shutdown the PS3:
1)Look into the dev wiki and you will see that the syscall to shutdown the PS3 is number 379 ( sys_sm_shutdown ) and it wants 4 parameters:
2)So now i can call the syscall with 4 parameters:
lv2syscall4(379,SHUTDOWN_PARAM,0,0,0);
now on the wiki it says, that the shutdown value is 0×1100 or 0×100, so i will write:
lv2syscall4(379,0×100,0,0,0)
now if i call this on a stupid homebrew like:
#include <ppu-lv2.h>
int main(){
lv2syscall4(379,0×100,0,0,0);
return 0;
}
it will really shutdown the ps3.
now if you are not sure to completely understood this, i will make another example:
Get current time:
now this example comes from the PSL1GHT SDK:
this is the function that get the current time on the ps3.
#include <ppu-lv2.h>
s32 sysGetCurrentTime(u64 *sec,u64 *nsec)
{
lv2syscall2(145,(u64)sec,(u64)nsec);
return_to_user_prog(s32);
}
now it uses 2 parameters so it calls lv2syscall2, then it needs the parameters that will get the value sec and nsec. now, in this function you can see that it ask the return of this syscall; to call any return of a determinate syscall, you can simply ask it by calling:
return_to_user_prog(type_of_the_variable);
you need to define the type of the returning variable. in that case it was s32 (aka signed int).
so it calls:
return_to_user_prog(s32);
if it was a normal integer, you had to call:
return_to_user_prog(int);
to compile it correctly you need to simply add the following flags:
1)Look into the dev wiki and you will see that the syscall to shutdown the PS3 is number 379 ( sys_sm_shutdown ) and it wants 4 parameters:
2)So now i can call the syscall with 4 parameters:
lv2syscall4(379,SHUTDOWN_PARAM,0,0,0);
now on the wiki it says, that the shutdown value is 0×1100 or 0×100, so i will write:
lv2syscall4(379,0×100,0,0,0)
now if i call this on a stupid homebrew like:
#include <ppu-lv2.h>
int main(){
lv2syscall4(379,0×100,0,0,0);
return 0;
}
it will really shutdown the ps3.
now if you are not sure to completely understood this, i will make another example:
Get current time:
now this example comes from the PSL1GHT SDK:
this is the function that get the current time on the ps3.
#include <ppu-lv2.h>
s32 sysGetCurrentTime(u64 *sec,u64 *nsec)
{
lv2syscall2(145,(u64)sec,(u64)nsec);
return_to_user_prog(s32);
}
now it uses 2 parameters so it calls lv2syscall2, then it needs the parameters that will get the value sec and nsec. now, in this function you can see that it ask the return of this syscall; to call any return of a determinate syscall, you can simply ask it by calling:
return_to_user_prog(type_of_the_variable);
you need to define the type of the returning variable. in that case it was s32 (aka signed int).
so it calls:
return_to_user_prog(s32);
if it was a normal integer, you had to call:
return_to_user_prog(int);
to compile it correctly you need to simply add the following flags:
10-06-2013, 09:39 PM
#24
RAB
Splicer
Originally posted by Soldier
From what you've stated, no. Games run fine and PS3 works up until it needs to turn off.
thanks mate didnt want my ps3 breaking lmao i done the recovery mode options awhile ago and it fixed it and are those temps ok for a slim cfw i had the ps3 on for a few hours and its highest temp its ever reached is 73c on cpu rsx 62c but can here fan but its not on the highest fan speed
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