Post: 3.56 ofw hdd error.
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02-02-2011, 08:31 PM
#1
Thanitos
Vault dweller
From what I understand 3.56 v1 was bugged. Now, the software is stored, or some part of it is stored, onto our system, not just the HDD.
If this is the case then, if you are like I am, and updated to 3.56 then decided to change hard drives, nothing will fix the solution because the software is saved to the ps3.
This leads to my conclusion that, the only way to fix the HDD issue if you already updated is to clean the ps3 internal memory of the v1 of 3.56, obviously this isn't simple because that would make downgrading easy as cake.
So, what is my next step. I am NOT paying 100$ for them to fix their screwed up software.
02-03-2011, 12:02 AM
#11
DeAd_bLiTz
You talkin to me?
Originally posted by Thanitos
Not possible, its a clean HDD
Slap it into your computer via usb, and format to FAT23 i believe its called.
02-03-2011, 12:08 AM
#13
DeAd_bLiTz
You talkin to me?
Originally posted by Thanitos
it isnt the HDD, its the ps3 systems NAND that holds part of the software
Yeah i guess your best option would be new ps3 lol. get one off ebay or somethin, cheaper than buying a new one. Btw, good luck.:dunce:
02-03-2011, 12:28 AM
#15
EnVy_AsTrO
Hurah!
Originally posted by Thanitos
So, Sony released its crap software to us, and if you were of the unlucky ones that wanted to upgrade an HDD, you were screwed.
From what I understand 3.56 v1 was bugged. Now, the software is stored, or some part of it is stored, onto our system, not just the HDD.
If this is the case then, if you are like I am, and updated to 3.56 then decided to change hard drives, nothing will fix the solution because the software is saved to the ps3.
This leads to my conclusion that, the only way to fix the HDD issue if you already updated is to clean the ps3 internal memory of the v1 of 3.56, obviously this isn't simple because that would make downgrading easy as cake.
So, what is my next step. I am NOT paying 100$ for them to fix their screwed up software.
From what I understand 3.56 v1 was bugged. Now, the software is stored, or some part of it is stored, onto our system, not just the HDD.
If this is the case then, if you are like I am, and updated to 3.56 then decided to change hard drives, nothing will fix the solution because the software is saved to the ps3.
This leads to my conclusion that, the only way to fix the HDD issue if you already updated is to clean the ps3 internal memory of the v1 of 3.56, obviously this isn't simple because that would make downgrading easy as cake.
So, what is my next step. I am NOT paying 100$ for them to fix their screwed up software.
Well, before their was CFW, I downgraded, but it was 99.9999% risky as you had to corrupt the NAND and then restore it.. And the chances of that happening is like 1:10000000 We could somehow find away to dump the NAND a more safer way via the turn points.
02-03-2011, 01:54 AM
#16
Thanitos
Vault dweller
Yeah that's exactly what's needed
---------- Post added at 08:54 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:43 PM ----------
Also, my friend is on 3.55, can i put 3.55 on his ps3 again with my HDD inside it and then put my HDD into my ps3 and be on 3.55 again or would i still need 3.56 either way?
---------- Post added at 08:54 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:43 PM ----------
Originally posted by AsTrO
Well, before their was CFW, I downgraded, but it was 99.9999% risky as you had to corrupt the NAND and then restore it.. And the chances of that happening is like 1:10000000 We could somehow find away to dump the NAND a more safer way via the turn points.
Also, my friend is on 3.55, can i put 3.55 on his ps3 again with my HDD inside it and then put my HDD into my ps3 and be on 3.55 again or would i still need 3.56 either way?
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