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==IDU Update Disc ==
==IDU Update Disc ==
<div style="float:right">[[File:PS3 IDU Update Disc 4.46.jpg|300px|thumb|left|PS3 IDU Update Disc 4.46]]</div>
<div style="border-width: 1px; border-style:dashed; border-color:#000000; padding: 10px; background-color:#FFFFFF; color:#000000; ">
<div style="border-width: 1px; border-style:dashed; border-color:#000000; padding: 10px; background-color:#FFFFFF; color:#000000; ">
The IDU update disc is used to install the new firmware and package files on the IDU PS3s. Instructions are sent with the IDU disc, providing step by step instructions of how to complete the installation. It is very important to follow the directions as they are written, and to check the date listed on the IDU update disc.
The IDU update disc is used to install the new firmware and package files on the IDU PS3s. Instructions are sent with the IDU disc, providing step by step instructions of how to complete the installation. It is very important to follow the directions as they are written, and to check the date listed on the IDU update disc.
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As the IDU disks are [[Disk_Identification/Serialisation_Data|pressed BDROMs]], they comply to [[Basic Bluray disc authentication procedure]], with its content on it as discbound+signed by Sony themselves, it does not [[Error_Codes#NP_DRM_error|error out with 0x80029564 - SCE_NP_DRM_INSTALL_ERROR_CHECK]], like those NP retail packages would that are ''not'' started from pressed BD or using [[ODE]], even when those are signed by Sony themselves.
As the IDU disks are [[Disk_Identification/Serialisation_Data|pressed BDROMs]], they comply to [[Basic Bluray disc authentication procedure]], with its content on it as discbound+signed by Sony themselves, it does not [[Error_Codes#NP_DRM_error|error out with 0x80029564 - SCE_NP_DRM_INSTALL_ERROR_CHECK]], like those NP retail packages would that are ''not'' started from pressed BD or using [[ODE]], even when those are signed by Sony themselves.
IDU discs contains an HDD backup, and a firmware update
=== IDU Disc folder/file structure ===
*Is a data disc, doesn't uses any [[PS3_DISC.SFB]] or [[PARAM.SFO]] and uses the [[Files on the PS3 | folder naming convention]] of external mass usb devices (dev_bdvd/PS3/'''UPDATE'''/PS3UPDAT.PUP ...instead of... dev_bdvd/'''PS3_UPDATE'''/PS3UPDAT.PUP)
dev_bdvd
    └── PS3
          │── SHOPINSTALL (hdd backup to restore only on {{SHOP}})
          │      ├── [[archive.dat]]
          │      ├── archive_00.dat
          │      ├── archive_[XX].dat
          │      ├── archive2.dat
          │      ├── archive2_00.dat
          │      └── archive2_[XX].dat
          └── UPDATE
                  └── [[Playstation Update Package (PUP)|PS3UPDAT.PUP]]
===SHOPINSTALL folder===
*Related to XMB -> System Settings -> Backup Utility (Restore)
*A video recorded in a "demo/shop PS3" in a walmart after using the "unlock code":
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| {{#ev:youtube|FsfG1be_3K0}}
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==Install Package Files==
<div style="float:right">[[File:Install Package Files in Kiosk.jpg|300px|thumb|left|Install Package Files in Kiosk]]</div>
In shop/kiosk firmwares this icon is located under [[XMB]] {{icon category settings}} ⇨ '''[Install Package Files]'''
The icon is only visible when XMB is working in "staff" mode (this means, after entering the password in  [[XMB]] {{icon category settings}} ⇨ '''[Security Settings]'''). Before entering the password the icon is hidden
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| {{#ev:youtube|l6nas4L2-rA}}
|}


= Default unlock codes for Shop/SEX =
= Default unlock codes for Shop/SEX =


*1.5x: 5202 <strike>8604</strike>
*1.5x: 5202 <strike>8604/</strike>
*1.6x: 7568
*1.6x: 7568
*1.7x: 0506
*1.7x: 0506
*1.8x: 7712 <strike>7259</strike>
*1.8x: 7712 <strike>7259/</strike>
*1.9x: 2737
*1.9x: 2737
*2.0x: 0219
*2.0x: 0219
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*4.3x: 6558
*4.3x: 6558
*4.4x: 9015
*4.4x: 9015
*4.5x: 6258
*4.6x: 8783
*4.7x: 7164
*4.8x: 7897
others seen in vsh.self (3.55):
others seen in vsh.self (3.55):
*1739
*5138
*0168
*0168
*8294
*8294
== Shop Update Unlock Codes ==
visible in plain text within vsh.self
Example 4.23 Shop:
<pre>
seg012:000000000065EC70 a5202:          .string "5202"          # DATA XREF: sub_CAC70+9CC�o
seg012:000000000065EC70                .byte 0
seg012:000000000065EC75 a7568:          .string "7568"
seg012:000000000065EC75                .byte 0
seg012:000000000065EC7A a0506:          .string "0506"
seg012:000000000065EC7A                .byte 0
seg012:000000000065EC7F a7712:          .string "7712"
seg012:000000000065EC7F                .byte 0
seg012:000000000065EC84 a2737:          .string "2737"
seg012:000000000065EC84                .byte 0
seg012:000000000065EC89 a0219:          .string "0219"
seg012:000000000065EC89                .byte 0
seg012:000000000065EC8E a2464:          .string "2464"
seg012:000000000065EC8E                .byte 0
seg012:000000000065EC93 a4801:          .string "4801"
seg012:000000000065EC93                .byte 0
seg012:000000000065EC98 a6558:          .string "6558"
seg012:000000000065EC98                .byte 0
seg012:000000000065EC9D a9015:          .string "9015"
seg012:000000000065EC9D                .byte 0
seg012:000000000065ECA2 a6258:          .string "6258"
seg012:000000000065ECA2                .byte 0
seg012:000000000065ECA7 a8783:          .string "8783"
seg012:000000000065ECA7                .byte 0
seg012:000000000065ECAC a7164:          .string "7164"
seg012:000000000065ECAC                .byte 0
seg012:000000000065ECB1 a7897:          .string "7897"
seg012:000000000065ECB1                .byte 0
seg012:000000000065ECB6 a3368:          .string "3368"
seg012:000000000065ECB6                .byte 0
seg012:000000000065ECBB a2310:          .string "2310"
seg012:000000000065ECBB                .byte 0
seg012:000000000065ECC0 a5081:          .string "5081"
seg012:000000000065ECC0                .byte 0
seg012:000000000065ECC5 a7818:          .string "7818"
seg012:000000000065ECC5                .byte 0
seg012:000000000065ECCA a3512:          .string "3512"
seg012:000000000065ECCA                .byte 0
seg012:000000000065ECCF a2998:          .string "2998"
seg012:000000000065ECCF                .byte 0
seg012:000000000065ECD4 a2297:          .string "2297"
seg012:000000000065ECD4                .byte 0
seg012:000000000065ECD9 a1739:          .string "1739"
seg012:000000000065ECD9                .byte 0
seg012:000000000065ECDE a5138:          .string "5138"
seg012:000000000065ECDE                .byte 0
seg012:000000000065ECE3 a0168:          .string "0168"
seg012:000000000065ECE3                .byte 0
seg012:000000000065ECE8 a8294:          .string "8294"
</pre>
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