Bug in the 1.68 and 1.75 firmwares

**MaPomme** · 12-14-2005,04:53 PM

I have a Pal V9 PS2 with a Matrix Infinity installed in September 2004.

I've found a bug in the 1.68 firmware: the firmware is well installed, but I cannot save my settings for the Infinity. When I press start to save the settings, nothing happens - and after that, I have always the default settings.

When I go back to the 1.54 firmware, my settings are saved perfectly.

This bug remains in the 1.75 firmware.

I don't like when a new version of a software does not correct the bugs of the prior version. I've choosed the Infinity mainly because of his reliability. Perhaps I'm wrong...

**tet666** · 12-14-2005,05:19 PM

well it works perfect here,dont know why it doesnt work for you ,are you shure that your chip isnt a clone?

**muppet** · 12-14-2005,06:49 PM

Have you reported it to them via info@infinitymod.com ?

It sounds like you've found a small bug that prehaps they don't know about.

Saving settings works fine with my v12
I have no idea what color my chip is though, so I'm not much help in narrowing down the problem.

Tim

**SubZero06** · 12-14-2005,07:47 PM

I have no problems with my ps2 v7 and my m.i. (1.75) i can save settings and etc...no problems at all.

**Szalay** · 12-14-2005,09:24 PM

Yes, I have tested all Matrix firmware without problem !

**jemico** · 12-15-2005,04:55 PM

There is a batch off the blue (if i'm right) dot version that haves a problem with the eeprom (bug). I had some off those chip's at that time and they had fix it on firmware ( i don't know the release anymore).

Maybe they have just forgot to add this also on those new firmwares???

I would say mail the matrix team about it.

**N£TM£ÇH** · 12-16-2005,01:00 AM

just tested on a v14 here.. works fine.. maybe your wiring is bad..

**tot31** · 12-16-2005,02:06 AM

I have a blue dot MI and got no problems with 1.68 and 1.75 firmwares.

**MaPomme** · 12-16-2005,04:42 AM

I've received an answer from the Infinity people. I'm not alone with this bug. But they are unable to reproduce it on their machines, and they want a good quality picture of my Infinity, to know the date of production.

That's a problem for me: I never opened my PS2, and I don't trust my hands...

**jemico** · 12-22-2005,03:33 PM

Day need the production date off the chip so they can test overthere with a some chip from the same batch. They keep a few of every batch so they can test with it as it is needed. (this is the same a me before)

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