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I was thinking download the mw2 ps3 iso image extracting that going through the files & editing the patch.

Has that ever been extracted? I never thought to look. But even if how would having that help?

You just fuking say:
Try this TRY THAT

BUT HAVE YOU TRIED ANYTHING FOR YOURSELF
NO

OK I was looking into my idea and thought that I should start by looking into the cvar tool from unknown and check out the current cvar list.

I found this command 'useFastFile "1"'

Isn't the Fast File the patch_mp.ff file that we were trying to mod? Or are there several .ff files that exist?

Connect a cable from your ps3 to pc and when your in a game inject a code into the ps3.

Maybe we have to use a buffer overflow exploit, like a .tiff exploit, to get the unsigned .pkg or whatever we need to the hard drive?

well if u can get ur clan tag and what not online from the GRAP0_MP what if u like changed the name of Patch_MP.ff to that lmao..just add certain things that the grap0 has so that it still thinks its grap0

Just me thinking simple. hehe

edit* bah nvmm

hmm is there any known way to link a ps3 to a xbox even if its just a usb to usb cable? if so maybe you can link them up and the ps3 will load the xboox [patch and since the xbox patch has been modded with a jtag it loads the hacks?

Sounds like it would NEVER work but only a thought i just had so dont spam saying "oh you dont know what your doing" only a suggestion.


600TH POST =D

Probably not since the file systems are different and there's encryption involved.