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I was messing around with .hex files for my AVRKey (atmega32u2), trying to invert active LEDS colors. Everything was fine until I flashed the psgroove.hex attached with Flip 3.4.2. Now my AVRKey is detected only as Generic USB HUB, and it doesn't enter update mode anymore, no matter how many times I press the dongle's update button.
Tried this Solution to Update the "Official" PSjailbreak device - Page 2 - PS3Hax Network - Playstation 3 Hacks and Mods but it only detects as ATmega32u2. It still doesn't enter update mode.
Here's the picture of the dongle I have.
http://imgur.com/PcAA4.jpg
Please help!
Thanks
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#1 AVRKey wrong flash - can't enter update mode anymore
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AVRKey wrong flash - can't enter update mode anymore –
11-06-2010,10:46 AM
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11-06-2010,11:31 AMMan, I could be wrong, but I don't think that is an AVRKey. To my knowledge AVRKey doesn't have any buttons at all.
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11-06-2010,11:51 AMWell I dunno. But it usually was detected as AVR DFU Bootloader before.
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11-06-2010,12:35 PMYea AVR DFU Bootloader is a generic term for any microcontroller device that is an AVR device, and that device is in "program" mode. Meaning you can write hex code to it. That looks like a 162 so ATMEGA32U2 should have worked fine. I dunno if something went wrong when you were editing for the LED changes you wanted or not. To be honest that prolly would not make a difference unless some other part of the code may have been edited by mistake.
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11-06-2010,12:40 PMIve got it from Project0 » PSGroove-Maker . I think ive changed leds 1 0 to 6 3.
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11-06-2010,03:14 PMAVR keys don't have a button for update mode. You have to insert and remove them 2 or 3 times for them to go into update mode. You have something else.
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11-06-2010,07:29 PMThat is not a AVRKEY.
I got one myself so I know how it looks like.
This is the inside of an AVRKEY.
PS3 Phat with 500GB
1 TB External
AVRKEY (ATMEGA32U2) - 32KB Onboard Flash Memory
Future List -
- PS3 Move Set
Thank you Geohot and fail0verfl0w for fully hacking the PS3.
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11-06-2010,10:49 PMIt looks similar, but I think I have the PS3 Replica instead, which has the same atmega32u2. I took a closer picture of it:
I've managed to update it by pushing the button harder. But I think I'll have problems in future with this button. Will it be enough to short-circuitry button solderings if it comes completely broken?
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