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PS3 error Code



  Bumder With A Buffer
Im confuzzled.....

So mine hasnt been turned on since Saturday, Yet I want to turn it on to stream some movies from the PC onto it.

Im guessing I cant do that?? :S
 
  Evo 8 Jap Crap
Bye bye

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  Clio 1.2 16v
What's with everyone treating this bug like it will wipe out every PS3 that's been affected?

About being advised not to switch on the PS3 - This just seems like a piece of general advice. I doubt doing so will actually do any damage.
 
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  Bumder With A Buffer
What's with everyone treating this bug like it will wipe out every PS3 that's been affected?

About being advised not to switch on the PS3 - This just seems like a piece of general advice. I doubt doing so will actually do any damage.


Precisely my point...Im not wanting to go online with it.

Plus if turning it on will fubar it...how do people expect you to upgrade it it with a software update!
 
  Bumder With A Buffer
Well PSN is actually working from what I can see...my GF's brother has a slim and he's playing COD online.
 
Read the threads, it's to do with the leap year date change into march.

We can land on the moon, make the iphone, clone sheep and build a veyron but the guys at sony can't input possible date change issues into a games console. Quite sad really, no wonder samsung make all there technology...

p.s. i had day off today, was going to go up a few ranks...priorities

Yah, but it's not a leap year? Lol.

So how come its fucked up?
 
  Bumder With A Buffer
A "fix" apparently!

For information, I've just done the battery disconnect trick, & it worked a treat.

I have an 80GB non backwards compatible phat from late 2008 CECHM03 model, & it's a piece of p!ss. I saw a youtube guy do it on a 60GB & it looked really complicated.

I would only recommend this if your PS3 is out of warranty. I wanted to blow some dust out of mine anyway.

1. Remove hard drive.
2. Remove warranty sticker above hard drive, & lever out rubber gromet.
3. Remove screw in hole. It's a star fitting, & I was lucky enough to have the right screwdriver, but I actually put it back in with a small flathead.
4. Turn PS3 upside & shake gently to get screw to fall out.
5. Place flat & slide off the shiny Playstation 3 lid.
6. Remove 7 obvious screws that were underneath lid. 6 are the same length, the rear right one is shorter. Easy to remember.

At this point you will think the lid will come off, it won't.

7. There is a small clip at the rear right of the unit if you're looking at it flat on the ground with the blu-ray drive on the right facing you. You just stick your finger in the whole & push. Lever the lid off starting with the back, the front should follow.
8. Lift up the blu-ray drive carefully (it's not secured). No need to unplug it as the is the furthest you will need to go.
9. The battery is right underneath the back right of the blu-ray drive (it's covered in a green cover, & has a little metal contact on top of it). Unplug the connector, wait a few seconds or a minute. Reconnect battery.

Put it back together.

Only things to note on re-assembly is that big cover should be clipped from the front & the back lowered into place, & that the screw holding the slidey cover is a git to get the screw back in & a magnetic screwdriver is a godsend.

I have previous experience of building my own PC's & I've taken a PS2 apart loads, but it is easy if you're just careful with the blu-ray drive. There is no contact with circuit boards or chips. You don't even see them. Whilst you're at it, blow the dust out.

Like I said above, this is just for my 80GB model.

When I turned the PS3 back on, it asked for the date, & then signed straight into the Playstation Network.
 
  Bumder With A Buffer
Yah, but it's not a leap year? Lol.

So how come its f**ked up?

"Apparently" this is what some geek reckons...

Might be old news, but thanks to a certain hardware/software guru, and from various of sources and efnet they are able to at least give the letdown why this problem is happening. Quoted.

Well the gist is that the ARM SYSCON CPU that is used to power up the front panel of the ps3, that is responsible for doing things like sleep mode, eject, RTC etc. Is an old batch that sony picked up from the shelf like other manufacturers that has that calendar year bug regarding feburary 29th on certain periods. Causing the ps3 system clock and the real time clock to desync, messing up security measures like Digital Rights management software and sometimes games that relies on clocks for whatever reason. As well as signing up to the playstation network... This CPU is always on even when your PS3 isn't plugged
This problem is also happening with various of test Ps3 models, particulary the ones that has the emotion engine cpu/gpu for ps2 dev.

This is the one of the same type of CPUs that is powering up mobile devices like zune and blackberries, they have been affected with this bug, so they done some software patches. A syscon update can also fix this problem

The Slims ps3s aren't affected because they use a newer up to date revision on the syscon cpu that fixes this bug.

A quick way to fix this is to remove the RTC battery for at least 5-10 min and plug it back in, you will see the date and time reset, and voila...
 
  Weeman sucks ****
cos the machines have been made thinking it's a leap year for some reason.

there's enough blogs about now and an official sony warning saying what's happened. people are still saying the psn is down, how the hell cn it be when slimlines get on fine.

it's to do with the clock/date/time system and battery in the console. not too difficult to find out.

why it's happened on a non leap year is the funny part.

sit tight and i'm sure it'll be sorted soon. can you imagine the mass marketing issue sony has to deal with. plc's
 
  172
My bad.

You could get a PS3 phat and stick linux on it, and use that as work computer. That is, if you don't mind working offline.
 
About being advised not to switch on the PS3 - This just seems like a piece of general advice. I doubt doing so will actually do any damage.

'Damage', no. But there does seem to be a risk of losing data, officially the line is this...

as doing so may result in errors in some functionality, such as recording obtained trophies, and not being able to restore certain data.
 
  R34 GT-R & 172 Cup
on 3 different attempts i went to switch my ps3 on but all 3 times before i pressed that ps button someone phoned causing me to forget now i seen this i think it was a sign.

Thanks God!
 
  Bumder With A Buffer
Cheers...mines out of warranty too actually...but I canny be arsed to open it up as my toolkit is in the shed :)
 
  Audi S3 225
I heard that this was sonys way of getting an update on all ps3s that are affected by the geoholt hack.
 
  Evo 8 Jap Crap
I heard that this was sonys way of getting an update on all ps3s that are affected by the geoholt hack.

Thats a load of rubbish its a hardware fault which also affects a lot of blackberries as they use the same chipset
 


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