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i want to dual boot between two cfw 3.55 because one of my hdd is full so i bought another one the wd hdd 500 gb
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I really don't think its possible to dual boot two different CFW. Unless you keep the two hdd's on the same firmware, and then just swap them when booting. Are you using the Esata Station to boot the hdd. So then its not dual booting, but just swapping hdd's. Last edited by windrider42; 09-08-2012 at 01:53 AM. |
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i would like to use the same cfw tbv2 on both the hdd is it possible to do it...
 ************* [ - Post Merged - ] ************* i did not downgrade my system when i bought the ps3 it was on 3.55 fw and now it is on the tbv2 cfw...bought the system on january 2011 my old phat ps3 bricked when i tried to downgrade from 3.55 to 3.41 that time.... 
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09-08-2012
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Ok but you have the e3 flasher installed. Is that correct?
And are you using the eSata station to boot hdd? |
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yes .....
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Well then you should be able to use a another hdd with same firmware.
It will ask you probably to press Select + Start when you boot up with new hdd. Have your TB CFW v2 on the USB drive And then if they are the same, you should just be able to swap the hdd and boot up. I know on my one PS3 that I upgraded to a larger firmware, I was still able to boot up with the previous smaller hdd, being they were both on the same firmware. But as I said , if you want to wait for someone else to chime in before you try it, that may be best. |
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Yes For Both!!!
************* [ - Post Merged - ] ************* yes... it did ask me to press select + start firmware to update when using the new hdd ... okay!!! am going to try as u told me may god bless my ps3!!!  ************* [ - Post Merged - ] ************* Thank u so much for youre replies!!! 
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okay i can confirm that both the hdd is working using the same cfw (tbv2)!!!
Thanks a ton for helping me out!!!
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