[baileyscream]

Originally Posted by JustThatDude Im just gonna get the PS3Key then so I can have more support for the device

you could allways get the TEENSY++ then you dont need a dev tool plus its a great NOR downgrader

[baileyscream]

hidden E3 Flasher

E3 guide includes the video's
full "how to" will be added when i get a new copy of photoshop

[JustThatDude]

Originally Posted by baileyscream you could allways get the TEENSY++ then you dont need a dev tool plus its a great NOR downgrader

Yeah but I don't want to spend $24 for a FSM Dongle cause I'm pretty much just going with the E3 Flasher

[poyeshsoft]

I have a big Problem.

I installed driver and set bitstreem for NAND CLIP

but i can't domp nand?
the can not go and stayed in dumping block 0

I used external power 3.3v and no change

please see and IF you can help me

[playerkp420]

Originally Posted by poyeshsoft I have a big Problem. I installed driver and set bitstreem for NAND CLIP but i can't domp nand? the can not go and stayed in dumping block 0 I used external power 3.3v and no change please see and IF you can help me

Here is a quote from the guide, that should help:

Why does it give verification errors when writing or halt/freeze when dumping? Bad wiring 30AWG (bad) instead of 26AWG (ok) for NOR Too long wires (>15cm) Bad PC / USB chipset, just try an old PC with Windows XP/Linux Bad USB cable Interference Bus not free / Halted incorrect Power drops Bad grounding

[achilles_85]

Hi guys! There was a problem. PS3 slim 2008A, broken pin ry/by. With progskeet 1.1 crystal blue I buught 360 clip-56. How can i use it with my NOR? I found on WIKI about pin 48 on the clip, but i dont know how it connect. NOR tristate and VCC pins - they must be soldered to progskeet?

[baileyscream]

Originally Posted by poyeshsoft I have a big Problem. I installed driver and set bitstreem for NAND CLIP but i can't domp nand? the can not go and stayed in dumping block 0 I used external power 3.3v and no change please see and IF you can help me image

i had this myself last night. i found the usb cable was faulty. try changing yours (also short usb cables work better than the longer ones)

if both @playerkp420 reply and my reply have no affect then double check the clip is on flush / propperly and plugged into the A side of the adaptor
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Originally Posted by achilles_85 Hi guys! There was a problem. PS3 slim 2008A, broken pin ry/by. With progskeet 1.1 crystal blue I buught 360 clip-56. How can i use it with my NOR? I found on WIKI about pin 48 on the clip, but i dont know how it connect. NOR tristate and VCC pins - they must be soldered to progskeet?

i havent found a fool proof way to use the clip as yet.
you need to remove the 2 pins 46 & 48 there both linked to the earth and so shorting out the progskeet.
also there tiny. there hair thin so make it realy hard to remove.

in the "diagrams" folder you will find "ps3" folder in there are the board diagrams.
you will see the ps3's solder points marked up and the progskeet marked up.

find your board and you should find trist on the progskeet (near the usb) and this goes to tristate on ps3

-----EDIT-----
do not connect the 3.3v if your powering up the ps3 (this is the normal way)
only connect it if your un-bricking (as you wont be powering up the ps3)

[achilles_85]

3.3v I must take from PSU because ps3 will be terned off. And tristate I must take from board of PS3. Am I right?

[baileyscream]

Originally Posted by achilles_85 3.3v I must take from PSU because ps3 will be terned off. And tristate I must take from board of PS3. Am I right?

sorry my prev answer was wrong

keep r7 & r8 closed then do not connect the 3.3v from the progskeet to the VCC on the ps3

connect tristate on progskeet to tristate on ps3

you need the ps3 turned on then count to 8 then plug in the progskeets usb to halt the ps3

but as i said
i havent found a fool proof way to remove the 2 pins. do not use the clip if these are still connected

[Decoy]

Bailey i found this, but its not in Your list of dev boards, its called JB2USB

see it here : http://www.jb2usbstore.com/

Can i use it as a dev board ?