[baileyscream]

ask in the thread any questions you have.
that way if i'm not online others who know will answer your questions for me.

like playerkp420
he has done loads of ps3's and runs a trusted downgrade service.

your question:-

Originally Posted by MJ999 Hi, I have flashed the console.After flashing you have mentioned about dev usb board with the correct files.I would like to know what usb board your mentioning?. Is it something like e3 card reader. .

yes unless your in the TEENSY++ guide as the TEENSY++ is a dev board.

a full list of boards are listed at the start of the thread in the second tab down called
"Wrong you need these tools before you even think about following a guide"
inside that tab you will see the second tab down called "A development board" in there is lists of the different dev boards.

reply to this message or quote this reply in the thread to let me know if it helped

[MJ999]

Very good thread,Easy to follow and you helped me a lot

Didn't see about this in your thread, I thought it might be helpful for Samsung NOR

If you're using 16MByte SAMSUNG NOR, please use Sector Size: 4kB/ Sector Count: 4096 and check "alternate writing method".

[baileyscream]

Originally Posted by MJ999 Very good thread,Easy to follow and you helped me a lot Didn't see about this in your thread, I thought it might be helpful for Samsung NOR If you're using 16MByte SAMSUNG NOR, please use Sector Size: 4kB/ Sector Count: 4096 and check "alternate writing method".

where is this infomation from? can you post a link so i can check it.
did you have problems writing with the directions i gave? or did you just go by these instructions instead?

[MJ999]

Originally Posted by baileyscream where is this infomation from? can you post a link so i can check it. did you have problems writing with the directions i gave? or did you just go by these instructions instead?

http://www.ps3hax.net/tag/winskeet/



Heres the link,
check the notes side

No , I did follow your method, but it didn't work, there was some issues

I searched and found this :D

[baileyscream]

Originally Posted by MJ999 http://www.ps3hax.net/tag/winskeet/ Heres the link, check the notes side No , I did follow your method, but it didn't work, there was some issues I searched and found this :D

thats for version 021011 (the source link at the bottom takes you HERE )
the current version is 111205

so i am supprised this still needs changing (i havent had an issue with 16mb samsung chips) but you did so i will add the change to the guide as a fall back if the first way fails. btw what "alternate writing method" did you use? or did you keep the ones i suggested here:-
http://i.imgur.com/8GcBZ.png

[MJ999]

Originally Posted by baileyscream thats for version 021011 (the source link at the bottom takes you HERE ) the current version is 111205 so i am supprised this still needs changing (i havent had an issue with 16mb samsung chips) but you did so i will add the change to the guide as a fall back if the first way fails. btw what "alternate writing method" did you use? or did you keep the ones i suggested here:- http://i.imgur.com/8GcBZ.png

That was the only thing I changed , the rest everything I followed your tutorial

[baileyscream]

Originally Posted by MJ999 That was the only thing I changed , the rest everything I followed your tutorial

ok thats great.

you have helped keep this guide fool proof

thanks MJ999

[romul]

what about nand ps3? where update about this?
and question
how to make downgrade ps3 with progskeet nand clip?
i dont understand this part

[CaptainCPS-X]

I would love (as many users) to see a detailed step-by-step NAND + Progskeet guide someday, with clear pictures and all

SeeYa!

[playerkp420]

Originally Posted by CaptainCPS-X I would love (as many users) to see a detailed step-by-step NAND + Progskeet guide someday, with clear pictures and all SeeYa!

I linked this detailed guide for Nand + Progskeet solderless clip, earlier in this thread.
If you can't wait till @baileyscream is done with the Nand section.
It has some really good pics, and is pretty straight forward on what to do.