Now you guys know what I was doing when not on ps3devwiki.com past times... ;)
It took alot of sweat and debugging/testing, specifically because the bar was set high with full support for the lowest firmware that could be minimalistic patched with PS3 MFW Builder as is (it was always a dream of me to have all the firmwares dumped, thanks An0nym0us :flowers: for making that partly possible since 2.70 up to 3.5x). And
@ sandungas
for making such nice graphics for the application!
Quote:
Originally Posted by zecoxao
(Post 365224)
I wonder if this makes a full 256 MB flash dump from NAND phats ...
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It unmasks lv1 onthefly and thus has bootldr with complete flash as ps3 handles it (the second bootldr is not referenced by the PS3 itself, it is (most likely) a backup file for Sony Repair). The rest is all blank (FF's).
So to answer the next question: yes, this dump is valid enough to use as an input file for a hardware flasher. Only problem is that Flowrebuilder currently can only unpack partly the dump, as it extracts all files - except bootldr and does not warn the user that it is missing (but I already contacted the author which promised to push that fix into the next release of Flowrebuilder)
So in short, this dumps:
- flash_eEID_version$.bin = 64 KB
- lv2_dump_version$.bin = 8192 KB
- lv1_dump_version$.bin = 16384 KB
- flash_stor_version$.bin = 245504 KB |
