I would really like help regarding the f*uck psn method please.

http://psgroove.com/content.php?775-...PSN-Method-Yet


I did this method but I don't get step 8 and 9. It says get your computers IP which I can just go to whatismyipadress.com right? well I did and entered it.

In primary DNS and secondary DNS I just copied what whatismyipadress.com is. and as for my IP adress and subnet mask and default router. I have no idea what those are suppose to be. I did some research and found that in command prompt found that subnet mask and default gateway are in there...check. So I just copied those in. I tried to confirm it but it says it failed to connect to the network why? I am very confused please help me!



I have looked everywhere and exhausted every possible resource I can think of. Please help.

Thats kind of weird cause I could have sworn that you are suppose to use Cert 27 not 24 for F***PSN. I believe thats what I am doing.

Both DNSes for the PS3 should be the IP Address of the computer that is running F***PSN.

Original Cert. (if needed) http://www.ps3-hacks.com/file/285

CA27 guide (this is what I am using) http://ps3homebrew.org/2011/02/16/ge...ified-working/

I used the CA27 now and left 24 alone. I do not get the DNS error anymore but It still asks for a system software update? does anyone know why it is doing this? thank you.

To obtain your PC's IP.

If you're on Windows in command prompt do: ipconfig
Mac/Linux in terminal do: ifconfig

The IPv4 address for the ethernet card you are using is the IP for the PC. Thats what you need to use in your DNS setting on the PS3

If I set it by IPv4 it simply gives me the DNS error. the other number I used at least asks for a software update. Also another problem I am having.

Am I suppose to delete the CERT files or just take the one in the tutorial the number 27 one and move it? because for some reason both 24 and 27(which I tried to move or whatever) say zero bytes and it does not matter if I move them or not it will always say 0 bytes.

Then you are having problem with the couple steps before that.

1. What FTP server you are using on the PS3?
2. Did you run dev_blind after installing it?
3. Are you sure you are in the dev_blind partition when you browse from your PC to copy CA27.cer to the PS3?
4. What FTP client are you using on the PC?

Make sure that the file is not 0 Byte on the PS3 after it is copied. Also it is recommanded that you do that .bak renaming like suggested in the tutorial before replacing CA27.cer. If you follow everything by letter from that tutorial you should be able to get on PSN. Btw the secondary DNS you can put the same as the primary, it doesn't matter. As long that you are using the PC's LAN IP for primary DNS, the IP that your router recognizes your PC. That you get when you do what I said earlier.

it is 0 bytes. IDK why. I did manage to ONCE get it to work. It said I had to accept some user agreement crap and I did. I went to the bathroom and when I came back it just went back to the sign in icon...


and no matter what I did it still said 0 bytes so..

alright I did it again and managed to sign in! I tried it again as a test and it worked. It was pretty slow to get on but I am happy I just got on. Just curios though. Why did it take so long to log on?

actually it seems pretty slow in general to do anything lol. Just wondering why is all?

The first ip address is supposed to be your computers ip address like 192.168.1.xxx and the second ip would be the router ip usually 192.168.1.1

What you have to do is:
1) use dev_blind to mount the flash folder.
2) run openPS3ftp
3) replace the original CA24 file if you used a previous method and you have a modded on in your ps3. backup your original CA27 and then replace it with the modded CA27
4) Reboot your ps3
5) In the network settings, set BOTH the primary and secondary dns addresses as your PC's IPv4 ip address.
6) Run ****PSN
7) Login and enjoy.