Originally Posted by komran
Hi PlayerKP420,
I thought that my technician had de-bricked my console , but unfortunately not ,since he just told me later that he succeeded in dumping a Bios backup from console.
but he didn't verify its quality , instead he patched it using E3patcher ,then flashed it back to console , but unfortunately the console didn't de-brick !!
now ,are we still in postition to try to have a good bios dump backup ? using progskeet for example , or we lost that chance by writing on flash ?
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Does your technician know what he is doing? Why would he just patch the dump and flash it without validating it? It sounds like he is a rookie and is rushing things.
There is still a chance, as long as he hasn't flashed a bios from a different console.
You have to try and get a good dump. Then validate it with
this guide. I wish I could put the clip on for your technician, so you can fix your console.
Originally Posted by nzie
hi
@playerkp420
I'm facing a problem to keep a ps3 stay on. I downgrade with e3_downgrade and accidentally cut the power. I soldered tristate to gnd and when I turn on ps3 it it won't stay on. The green led light up then light off and blue led blinking before it turn off without any beep 
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I never had much success with soldering the wire from tristate to ground. I always use the sbe point on the ribbon.
I know others say it works, but I tried it once and it didn't work. So I always solder the wire from tristate to sbe on e3 ribbon. And it will stay on with switch 1 up.
I like to stick with what works for me.
Note - Take a look at the first page. I have been using Rogero's nor patcher to do the downgrades now. It seems a lot easier. And haven't bricked one yet with it. It seemed that once every 20 times or so, I was having to unbrick and try again, when using the e3_downgrade.bin.