Yes, soldering is necessary, but hardware modifications other wise, no.
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Yes, soldering is necessary, but hardware modifications other wise, no.
Must we use NAND dumper and writter to unbrick wanky bricks? Your way is like that? Or no need, and just with a magic files?Quote:
Originally Posted by DeadlyFoez
Well said DeadlyFoez. Keep Your ass away from Sony lawsuits. Thats the way.
Don't listem leechers who talking shit about you.
Thanks for all yours infos and directions.
Might be I'll be able to add something from myself next week.
cheers
[QUOTE=DeadlyFoez;739343]
Call me fake, call me "full of hot air", but guess what asshole, you won't be the
one stuck with the legal fees in the end. I am not going to spare myself under the threat of sony's frivolous lawsuit just to fix YOUR error and provide YOU with free info because YOU ****ed up YOUR console from YOUR own mistake.
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language son... no need to get nasty. play it cool... by your posting demeanor & generalization of any nay sayers being leechers - YOU are jumping the gun. I would be more then happy to be proven wrong on this issue but alas time will only tell.
peace.
DeadlyFoez, can you at least push us into right direction? Proper tutorials or something that i can try to work out something at least. Hope you don't just give up everything, i can wait it's no problem.
Get an infectus and follow the guide that was posted on dukio.com, then hope that you did not have any bad blocks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kaan
Sorry, thats the best I can do for the moment being.
Here's the link :
How To Fix Waninkoko Bricked Large NAND PS3 Consoles - PS3Crunch
@DeadlyFoez I think it's more the fact that you have touted in a few different threads that you were working on some sort of recovery with the intention of releasing "soon" but have now changed your mind. It's your call if you wanna release anything but people are bound to jump to thier own conclusions, no need to get emotional and tell people to **** themselves or calling them leechers, most people are leechers in some way :lol:
Does the "sony code" have something to do with error correction for the nand or modifying/replacing/creating system files stored on the nand?
From what i understand the ECC algo was discovered a long time ago (2008) and is included in flowrebuilder so is this code no good or have sony changed the code for newer firmwares? If it's still good then what's the problem?
Hopefully my chip arrives soon and i can try a few things out for myself :chinscrat
Ok, so that guide is good as long as i don't have any bad blocks. I'll wait a couple months and if nothing comes out I'll try it.Quote:
Originally Posted by DeadlyFoez
Edit: Do I have to just decrypt "CORE_OS_PACKAGE.PKG" or is there another step?
Just to confirm unbricking was sucessful for me, will post pics etc ASAP