[vingen]

Originally Posted by playerkp420 Then it might work. You may be able to use your iPhone to get to FSM. Can we stay on topic?

how? what i know its only iphone 3g and 3gs that work, maybe im wrong, pls do tell if you know how to do.

[playerkp420]

Originally Posted by mckenziesdaddy @playerkp420 what files? I will try again with my PSP then. Also can you use an Android phone?

Open ps3jig
Unplug the power from ps3
Plug PSP in right USB port
Plug power back in ps3
Press power then eject.
You should then see the communication between the PSP and ps3 on the PSP screen.
Then your PS3 should shut off automatically.
Plug USB flash drive in right USB port with only these files on it. Rename the pup file to PS3UPDAT.PUP.
Turn on ps3 and it should install firmware.
Then exit fsm with only this file on flash drive.

I think you can use an android phone to trigger fsm also. But I am not sure how to set it up.

Originally Posted by vingen how? what i know its only iphone 3g and 3gs that work, maybe im wrong, pls do tell if you know how to do.

I wasn't sure what iPhone you have. You must have a newer one?

[vingen]

Originally Posted by playerkp420 Open ps3jig Unplug the power from ps3 Plug PSP in right USB port Plug power back in ps3 Press power then eject. You should then see the communication between the PSP and ps3 on the PSP screen. Then your PS3 should shut off automatically. Plug USB flash drive in right USB port with only these files on it. Rename the pup file to PS3UPDAT.PUP. Turn on ps3 and it should install firmware. Then exit fsm with only this file on flash drive. I think you can use an android phone to trigger fsm also. But I am not sure how to set it up. EDIT - I forgot your on DEX you should use the DEX 3.55 downgrader PUP, Not the one I linked. I wasn't sure what iPhone you have. You must have a newer one?

i got both the 4G and 4Gs, and a ipod generation 3 i guess

[playerkp420]

Originally Posted by vingen i got both the 4G and 4Gs, and a ipod generation 3 i guess

Here is a list of devices you can use. I see the ipod generation 1, but I think you can use a gen 3 with PSGroove Jailbreak Ported to Rockbox.

I was thinking though, if you guys bricked on a higher DEX firmware than 3.55, I don't think this method will work. You would of had to be on 3.55.
You wouldn't be able to call on the syscalls on a higher firmware. So you would be able to enter FSM. But installing the lv2diag.self will not call the syscall correctly and the update will fail. Also, you will not be able to exit FSM.

More and more I am starting to think the only way to fix this, is with a flasher.
It would be easy with a flasher. You would just have to patch your original backup for downgrade, flash, downgrade to Rogero CEX, dehash, then convert to DEX again.

[PlayStation 3]

Hahah. Police sound. I can just imagine someone turning on their CFW PS3 and then the sound comes, "oh god, no, not the PSOD! (police sound of death)" then they just run out of their house (while holding their precious modified ps3 of course) as they police comes after him for tampering with his PS3. Great security system Sony implemented

[Hannibal1471]

Lol @ original chosen username

[h5ha]

I have the same problem Is there a way using Xperia phon (Android) or iphone 4gs
i dont have any dongle

[vingen]

ok, i got a e3 card reader now, where do i find the payload for e3?

[vingen]

can someone explain this to me, or what did i do wrong?

manufacturing updating start
PackageName = /dev_usb000/PS3UPDAT.PUP
settle polling interval success
vflash is enabled...
creating system regions...
create storage region: (region id = 1)
create storage region: (region id = 2)
format partition: (region_id = 2, CELL_FS_UTILITY:HDD0, CELL_FS_UFS)
create storage region: (region id = 3)
format partition: (region_id = 3, CELL_FS_UTILITY:HDD1, CELL_FS_FAT)
creating system regions done.
boot from nor flash...
creating nor flash regions...
create storage region: (region id = 2)
create storage region: (region id = 3)
creating flash regions...
create storage region: (region id = 1)
create storage region: (region id = 2)
format partition: (region_id = 2, CELL_FS_IOS:BUILTIN_FLSH1, CELL_FS_FAT)
create storage region: (region id = 3)
format partition: (region_id = 3, CELL_FS_IOS:BUILTIN_FLSH2, CELL_FS_FAT)
create storage region: (region id = 4)
format partition: (region_id = 4, CELL_FS_IOS:BUILTIN_FLSH3, CELL_FS_FAT)
create storage region: (region id = 5)
create storage region: (region id = 6)
Initializing
taking a while...
start Updating Proccess
Initialize elapsed time = 723 msec
check UPL
Check UPL elapsed time = 77 msec
check Package Size
get package size elapsed time = 17 msec
start Updating Package
Update packages num = 30
Update packages total size = 165960352
Update Package Revoke list
read package revoke list package (576 bytes) elapsed = 2 msec
update package revoke list elapsed = 177 msec
Update Package Revoke list done(0x8002f000)
Update Core OS Package
read core os package (5212416 bytes) elapsed = 271 msec
update core os package elapsed = 45745 msec
Update Core OS Package done(0x8002f000)
Update VSH Package
sys_memory_container_create() success(id = 0xc0effffe)
Update VSH's package : 1/22
read vsh package (1870 bytes) elapsed = 417 msec
decrypt and verify vsh package elapsed = 45 msec
write vsh package elapsed = 142 msec
flush_cache(0x100000000000001)
flush_cache() SUCCESS
compare vsh package elapsed = 32 msec
Update VSH's package : 2/22
read vsh package (1986317 bytes) elapsed = 87 msec
decrypt and verify vsh package elapsed = 154 msec
write vsh package elapsed = 139 msec
flush_cache(0x100000000000001)
flush_cache() SUCCESS
compare vsh package elapsed = 131 msec
Update VSH's package : 3/22
read vsh package (4827124 bytes) elapsed = 225 msec
decrypt and verify vsh package elapsed = 313 msec
write vsh package elapsed = 244 msec
flush_cache(0x100000000000001)
flush_cache() SUCCESS
compare vsh package elapsed = 284 msec
Update VSH's package : 4/22
read vsh package (4184462 bytes) elapsed = 1090 msec
decrypt and verify vsh package elapsed = 279 msec
write vsh package elapsed = 456 msec
flush_cache(0x100000000000001)
flush_cache() SUCCESS
compare vsh package elapsed = 289 msec
Update VSH's package : 5/22
read vsh package (3217207 bytes) elapsed = 166 msec
decrypt and verify vsh package elapsed = 238 msec
write vsh package elapsed = 580 msec
flush_cache(0x100000000000001)
flush_cache() SUCCESS
compare vsh package elapsed = 264 msec
Update VSH's package : 6/22
read vsh package (28581 bytes) elapsed = 29 msec
decrypt and verify vsh package elapsed = 47 msec
write vsh package elapsed = 71 msec
flush_cache(0x100000000000001)
flush_cache() SUCCESS
compare vsh package elapsed = 35 msec
Update VSH's package : 7/22
read vsh package (7317217 bytes) elapsed = 317 msec
decrypt and verify vsh package elapsed = 385 msec
write vsh package elapsed = 1028 msec
flush_cache(0x100000000000001)
flush_cache() SUCCESS
compare vsh package elapsed = 375 msec
Update VSH's package : 8/22
read vsh package (10384932 bytes) elapsed = 1084 msec
decrypt and verify vsh package elapsed = 288 msec
write vsh package elapsed = 888 msec
flush_cache(0x100000000000001)
flush_cache() SUCCESS
compare vsh package elapsed = 417 msec
Update VSH's package : 9/22
read vsh package (10266419 bytes) elapsed = 471 msec
decrypt and verify vsh package elapsed = 294 msec
write vsh package elapsed = 1345 msec
flush_cache(0x100000000000001)
flush_cache() SUCCESS
compare vsh package elapsed = 436 msec
Update VSH's package : 10/22
read vsh package (10195597 bytes) elapsed = 472 msec
decrypt and verify vsh package elapsed = 276 msec
write vsh package elapsed = 415 msec
flush_cache(0x100000000000001)
flush_cache() SUCCESS
compare vsh package elapsed = 405 msec
Update VSH's package : 11/22
read vsh package (10366464 bytes) elapsed = 466 msec
decrypt and verify vsh package elapsed = 296 msec
write vsh package elapsed = 1565 msec
flush_cache(0x100000000000001)
flush_cache() SUCCESS
compare vsh package elapsed = 463 msec
Update VSH's package : 12/22
read vsh package (10027008 bytes) elapsed = 1077 msec
decrypt and verify vsh package elapsed = 283 msec
write vsh package elapsed = 1024 msec
flush_cache(0x100000000000001)
flush_cache() SUCCESS
compare vsh package elapsed = 403 msec
Update VSH's package : 13/22
read vsh package (9578659 bytes) elapsed = 452 msec
decrypt and verify vsh package elapsed = 359 msec
write vsh package elapsed = 1638 msec
flush_cache(0x100000000000001)
flush_cache() SUCCESS
compare vsh package elapsed = 509 msec
Update VSH's package : 14/22
read vsh package (9212109 bytes) elapsed = 425 msec
decrypt and verify vsh package elapsed = 442 msec
write vsh package elapsed = 1775 msec
flush_cache(0x100000000000001)
flush_cache() SUCCESS
compare vsh package elapsed = 491 msec
Update VSH's package : 15/22
read vsh package (8036686 bytes) elapsed = 386 msec
decrypt and verify vsh package elapsed = 389 msec
write vsh package elapsed = 1956 msec
flush_cache(0x100000000000001)
flush_cache() SUCCESS
compare vsh package elapsed = 476 msec
Update VSH's package : 16/22
read vsh package (8982224 bytes) elapsed = 414 msec
decrypt and verify vsh package elapsed = 392 msec
write vsh package elapsed = 950 msec
flush_cache(0x100000000000001)
flush_cache() SUCCESS
compare vsh package elapsed = 468 msec
Update VSH's package : 17/22
read vsh package (8765184 bytes) elapsed = 409 msec
decrypt and verify vsh package elapsed = 353 msec
write vsh package elapsed = 2615 msec
flush_cache(0x100000000000001)
flush_cache() SUCCESS
compare vsh package elapsed = 624 msec
Update VSH's package : 18/22
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decrypt and verify vsh package elapsed = 299 msec
write vsh package elapsed = 3542 msec
flush_cache(0x100000000000001)
flush_cache() SUCCESS
compare vsh package elapsed = 602 msec
Update VSH's package : 19/22
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decrypt and verify vsh package elapsed = 263 msec
write vsh package elapsed = 4232 msec
flush_cache(0x100000000000001)
flush_cache() SUCCESS
compare vsh package elapsed = 626 msec
Update VSH's package : 20/22
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decrypt and verify vsh package elapsed = 385 msec
write vsh package elapsed = 3143 msec
flush_cache(0x100000000000001)
flush_cache() SUCCESS
compare vsh package elapsed = 559 msec
Update VSH's package : 21/22
read vsh package (7344037 bytes) elapsed = 350 msec
decrypt and verify vsh package elapsed = 272 msec
write vsh package elapsed = 747 msec
flush_cache(0x100000000000001)
flush_cache() SUCCESS
compare vsh package elapsed = 437 msec
Update VSH's package : 22/22
read vsh package (7945799 bytes) elapsed = 378 msec
decrypt and verify vsh package elapsed = 213 msec
write vsh package elapsed = 310 msec
flush_cache(0x100000000000001)
flush_cache() SUCCESS
compare vsh package elapsed = 350 msec
Update VSH Package done(0x8002f000)
Bul-ray Disc Player Revoke
read bdp revoke package (1775 bytes) elapsed = 35 msec
decrypt and verify bdp revoke package elapsed = 51 msec
write bdp revoke package elapsed = 0 msec
Bul-ray Disc Player Revoke done(0x8002f057)
update package elapsed time = 101348 msec
Updating or Verifying failure 0x8002f057
UpMng.UpdatePackage() failure
manufacturing updating FAILURE(0x8002f057)
Total Elapsed time = 119578 msec

Nevermind, i used rogero v3.4 cex cfw and got it to work now.

[playerkp420]

Originally Posted by vingen can someone explain this to me, or what did i do wrong? Nevermind, i used rogero v3.4 cex cfw and got it to work now.

So it worked. Sweet.

That error you got the first time was:

Update error 	0x8002F057 	Error with installing Firmware update in service mode: "Bul-ray Disc Player Revoke done(0x8002f057). Updating or Verifying failure 0x8002f057. UpMng.UpdatePackage() failure. manufacturing updating FAILURE(0x8002f057)" // caused by downgrading and using normal lv2_diag.self and not a noBD firmware (using the jaicrab lv2_diag.self as workaround will cause one ROS to be empty and can result in RLOD/GLOD/RSOD).

So using Rogero has the checks removed and is why it worked. You probably want to dehash. The syscon checks are there again, from being on a firmware higher than 3.55. Even though it was DEX.

Glad to see you fixed it.

@mckenziesdaddy have you found a factory service mode dongle that works yet?