Originally posted by Dro
Most of the time you will get errors for pressure and your connection between the clip and the NORchip..its pretty normal for it to be a little bit of a bitch sometimes..
It needs a bit of force, but it also needs to be consistent and evenly distributed. Just keep trying.
Alright, instead of getting the connection error, I'm now consistently getting the error saying the SD card isn't seated properly (Failed to open TF card, 01001000). What format should my SD card be? FAT32, NTFS? Or would the error be caused by the physical seating of the card in the flasher?
Sorry for keeping you as a personal troubleshooter, by the way.
EDIT: The error message given in a text file on the SD card is this:
"start logging...
program PS3 BIOS.
program from TF.
fail to open 0:bkpps3.bin."
If I'm still on the backup stage of the process, there only file on the SD card should be the update.bin file, right? The only switch on the flasher that is in the up position is the 3rd one, so it should be trying to create a backup.
EDIT 2: Okay, I got one backup to work, but upon checking the backup, I failed one of the checks, so I have to get another backup. I've been trying to get that second backup for the past 3 hours and I've gotten the 01001000 error every time. I have no idea what I'm doing incorrectly. The SD card has a very very small amount of wiggle room. Should it be set in the middle, as far left as possible, as far right as possible? Is my SD card busted? Do I need to reformat after every failed backup attempt? I tried manually holding down the SD card against the slot from the moment i hit the power button and it still gave me the same error.