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    enable HV debugging from GameOS!

    Features:
    -enable debug for some HV services
    -patch Dispatch Manager policies (allow everything )


    source:
    hvdebug in HVdev - git-hacks.com

    pkg:
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    awesome
    PS3 FAT 80Gb CECHL-03 Rebug CFW 3.55.2 (update 0.3) with OTHEROS++ & MultiMAN 2.05.05 Many thanks all scene hackers involved !
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    SWEET. This should hit front page
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    Pardon my ignorance, but is there more information on what this does?
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    Great app user but one question, how do we get our debug output, over lan to pc or what?

    Also it seems that dumping the ram doesnt work. I get a 16mb file full of nothing but 0's.
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    Quote Originally Posted by strictlyfocused View Post
    Pardon my ignorance, but is there more information on what this does?
    it can enable debugging for various HV services (Storage Manager, SYSCON, etc.), but you need to trigger these services yourself.
    you could for example enable Storage Manager debug, exit the app, insert a game, boot into linux and dump your ram.
    search your dump using grep or whatever you like for "HW:".

    excerpt from the above example:
    Code:
    1864931:HW:inquiry:SONY    PS-SYSTEM   302R4151                   :4151                   
    1865014:HW:sendign security command for check.Success
    1865086:HW: not ps3 disc
    1865103:HW: ps3 disc change new API
    1865131:HW: ps3 disc param 83
    1865153:HW:test_unit_ready ret:0 code:0
    1865185:HW:inquiry ret 0 result 0
    1865211:HW:inquiry:SONY    PS-SYSTEM   302R4151                   :4151                   
    1865294:HW:sendign security command for check.Success
    1865397:HW:sendign security command for check.Success
    1865469:HW: not ps3 disc, set policy
    1865498:HW: save disc id for HDD
    1865523:HW: ps3 disc auth new API
    1865549:HW: ps3 disc param 70
    1865571:HW: ps3 disc auth new API
    1865597:HW: ps3 disc param 81
    1865619:HW:test_unit_ready ret:0 code:0
    1865651:HW:inquiry ret 0 result 0
    1865677:HW:inquiry:SONY    PS-SYSTEM   302R4151                   :4151                   
    1865760:HW:sendign security command for check.Success
    1865832:HW: not ps3 disc
    1865849:HW: ps3 disc auth new API
    1865875:HW: ps3 disc param 82
    1865897:HW:test_unit_ready ret:0 code:0

    Quote Originally Posted by barnhilltrckn View Post
    Great app user but one question, how do we get our debug output, over lan to pc or what?

    Also it seems that dumping the ram doesnt work. I get a 16mb file full of nothing but 0's.
    right, full ram dumping doesn't work, yet. you need to use graf's linux kernel to make a full dump, sorry
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    Quote Originally Posted by user View Post
    it can enable debugging for various HV services (Storage Manager, SYSCON, etc.), but you need to trigger these services yourself.
    you could for example enable Storage Manager debug, exit the app, insert a game, boot into linux and dump your ram.
    search your dump using grep or whatever you like for "HW:".

    excerpt from the above example:
    Code:
    1864931:HW:inquiry:SONY    PS-SYSTEM   302R4151                   :4151                   
    1865014:HW:sendign security command for check.Success
    1865086:HW: not ps3 disc
    1865103:HW: ps3 disc change new API
    1865131:HW: ps3 disc param 83
    1865153:HW:test_unit_ready ret:0 code:0
    1865185:HW:inquiry ret 0 result 0
    1865211:HW:inquiry:SONY    PS-SYSTEM   302R4151                   :4151                   
    1865294:HW:sendign security command for check.Success
    1865397:HW:sendign security command for check.Success
    1865469:HW: not ps3 disc, set policy
    1865498:HW: save disc id for HDD
    1865523:HW: ps3 disc auth new API
    1865549:HW: ps3 disc param 70
    1865571:HW: ps3 disc auth new API
    1865597:HW: ps3 disc param 81
    1865619:HW:test_unit_ready ret:0 code:0
    1865651:HW:inquiry ret 0 result 0
    1865677:HW:inquiry:SONY    PS-SYSTEM   302R4151                   :4151                   
    1865760:HW:sendign security command for check.Success
    1865832:HW: not ps3 disc
    1865849:HW: ps3 disc auth new API
    1865875:HW: ps3 disc param 82
    1865897:HW:test_unit_ready ret:0 code:0



    right, full ram dumping doesn't work, yet. you need to use graf's linux kernel to make a full dump, sorry
    You, sir, are a gentleman and a scholar. Thats exactly what I was looking to find out
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    Quote Originally Posted by strictlyfocused View Post
    You, sir, are a gentleman and a scholar
    thanks, but graf deserves to be credited too, since i'm using his patches
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    I have no idea what this means but i bet its very usefull.
    Could this be used to completely change xmb?
    SORRY FOR MY ENGLISH, IM FLEMISH... (Belgium)

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    Quote Originally Posted by really_wacky View Post
    I have no idea what this means but i bet its very usefull.
    Could this be used to completely change xmb?
    xmb runs in lv2, this app patches lv1. so it doesn't change xmb in any way...
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