[dutedreaq]

Hey kids, how can i use c2d or norunpack or cex2dex? i know the first two are opened with command prompt but what to do further? in norunpack i get an error :fatal error add item, failed errno22. can someone give a step by step for a noob walkthrough? also, i already read as much threads as i could and still no answer, or i can't understand all those terms. Please HELP!

[alienkid]

Originally Posted by dutedreaq also, i already read as much threads as i could and still no answer, or i can't understand all those terms...

If ya don't understand the terms used, why proceed with CEX2DEX?

Know what you're getting into before jumping off in something.

Take a look at this thread:
http://www.ps3hax.net/showthread.php?t=40591

[zaphod]

read this here too:

http://www.ps3hax.net/showthread.php?t=26677

if you understand this and manage to get your PS3 breaked (dont know if your PS3 is already breaked) then.. maybe you could think of the cex2dex thing...

its only a advice caose you can easy destroy your PS3 if you dont know what you are doing...

[dutedreaq]

Originally Posted by zaphod read this here too: http://www.ps3hax.net/showthread.php?t=26677 if you understand this and manage to get your PS3 breaked (dont know if your PS3 is already breaked) then.. maybe you could think of the cex2dex thing... its only a advice caose you can easy destroy your PS3 if you dont know what you are doing...

dude, i already have kmeaw. this isn't the answer i was looking for. also, i know that it can brick my ps3 and am willing to accept that. no lecture needed

[hellsing9]

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[dutedreaq]

tried everything and anything. still can't make this **** work. moved the dump.eid0.bin in metldrpwn folder, and now when tryin to instal red ribbon it says dev/sdb must have partitions for gnu/linux ps3. you must create them to proceed: automatic partitionig manual partitioning. whichever i choose gets me back to the same stupid question dev/sdb must have partitions bla bla bla. what to do.
installed asbestos and when running it it just gives me a black screen. do i have to copy the files on the usb? and if so where>

[dutedreaq]

Still no one???

[hellsing9]

The device is usually /dev/sda, /dev/sdb or so. A device name refers to the entire disk. The old systems without libata (a library used inside the Linux kernel to support ATA host controllers and devices) make a difference between IDE and SCSI disks. In such a case the device name will be /dev/hd* (IDE) or /dev/sd* (SCSI).

You are doing something wrong with the partitions, question is what GUIDE you are using?

[psyki]

Originally Posted by dutedreaq Still no one???

com'on the info is there and tutorial have been written all over the net! cut the manipulative bullcrap and do some research... and if u cant id say that its not for u... u cant expect us to hold ur hand the whole way through!

[dutedreaq]

Originally Posted by psyki com'on the info is there and tutorial have been written all over the net! cut the manipulative bullcrap and do some research... and if u cant id say that its not for u... u cant expect us to hold ur hand the whole way through!

mind your own damn business. it's not like i've asked you specifically "oh please help me through this". if you dont have something that can really help me, maybe you should go back to your Batcave, where you're the awesomest dude around