[timberman]

@meetpatty: Does that payload you compiled work for 3.41 to? Im running hermes v3 now but like to try PL3 and see how it goes with the new managers that are out.

[meetpatty]

Originally Posted by timberman @meetpatty: Does that payload you compiled work for 3.41 to? Im running hermes v3 now but like to try PL3 and see how it goes with the new managers that are out.

No, it's arduino duemilanove and 3.15 specific. Have uploaded a 3.41 hex at http://www.mediafire.com/?6bto675qdgbgl Theres also a 3.15 Mega hex also.

[mstrkrft]

Howdy ho fellow Arduino users. Does anyone port or maintain a version of the PL3 firmware for the arduino?

Thanks

[mstrkrft]

I'm back again. I decided to clean up my build. I mounted the circuit directly to the arduino.

[f300]

A bit of playing around, I came up with some results:
Red signal light flashes about 8 times then turns off, no PS3 boot = Incorrect arduino software.
Red signal light blinks once, then Arduino resets, PS3 boots fine = USB data + & - switched.
Running 3.41 & psgroove_341_due.hex from 3 posts up with success

[KillerBug]

Originally Posted by mstrkrft Howdy ho fellow Arduino users. Does anyone port or maintain a version of the PL3 firmware for the arduino? Thanks

http://www.ps3hax.net/2010/10/arduin...-v4b-together/
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Nice to see someone building this well...I might have to build one on a shield just to show you up.

[marcham]

Hi I'm new at this and i can't get it to work i have no ideas how to compile the program i have all the files (not sure if they are the right ones) but the "arduino.exe" will not recongnize any of them can anyone explain what i need to do with the files to get them on the arduino

ps3 fw 3.30
arduino 327p

any help is appreciated, Thanks

[Gumster]

Is the arduino board actually essential after the chips pogrammed could you just mount the chip and connect each line to selected pins, or does it use other onboard functions

[the_tom777]

Originally Posted by Gumster Is the arduino board actually essential after the chips pogrammed could you just mount the chip and connect each line to selected pins, or does it use other onboard functions

The board itself is not needed no. But if you remove the chip you will need a 16MHz crystal oscillator, a couple of capacitors, and possibly a few other extra components to build a minimal arduino. You will still need a way to program the chip though. So either an original board or a programmer or something.

[marcham]

can someone explain what i have to do to program the arduino. the file package sais to move the two files and them run the .bat but i dont understand how to do that.