Editing Talk:1.00 CEX
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
The edit can be undone. Please check the comparison below to verify that this is what you want to do, and then publish the changes below to finish undoing the edit.
Latest revision | Your text | ||
Line 29: | Line 29: | ||
***** http://www.psdevwiki.com/ps3/images/d/d3/IMG_0148.JPG | ***** http://www.psdevwiki.com/ps3/images/d/d3/IMG_0148.JPG | ||
**** [[1.02 CEX]] and [[1.10 CEX]] were already finished way before the PS3 was released. This could even mean that if you bought a PS3 on 11<sup>th</sup> November 2006, you already had Firmware [[1.02 CEX]] pre-installed, which would also make sense that all japanese Launch titles shares the same MD5 hashes for the included disc-based Update File, which is the MD5 hash for the disc-based [[1.02 CEX]] Update file like on this Mobile Suit Gundman Game (Google for "df96debb4c014f5673e0ce259e4fb835" and you will find a lot of hashes shared on several japanese launch titles). This means that if you bought a PS3 at Launch Day, there was no need to Update your PS3 to play the launch games, since the PS3 was "up to date" at that time with both pre-installed [[1.02 CEX]] and the same Version on your launch title Discs. So [[1.00 CEX]] was never released in public probably. | **** [[1.02 CEX]] and [[1.10 CEX]] were already finished way before the PS3 was released. This could even mean that if you bought a PS3 on 11<sup>th</sup> November 2006, you already had Firmware [[1.02 CEX]] pre-installed, which would also make sense that all japanese Launch titles shares the same MD5 hashes for the included disc-based Update File, which is the MD5 hash for the disc-based [[1.02 CEX]] Update file like on this Mobile Suit Gundman Game (Google for "df96debb4c014f5673e0ce259e4fb835" and you will find a lot of hashes shared on several japanese launch titles). This means that if you bought a PS3 at Launch Day, there was no need to Update your PS3 to play the launch games, since the PS3 was "up to date" at that time with both pre-installed [[1.02 CEX]] and the same Version on your launch title Discs. So [[1.00 CEX]] was never released in public probably. | ||
Β | |||
As an interesting comparison, the only difference in between ps2_emu.elf (decrypted) from firmwares [[1.30 AV]] and [[1.30 CEX]] are 3 bytes of the timestamp, ps2_emu.elf for [[1.30 CEX]] was compiled at 06/12/05/05:33 and ps2_emu.elf for [[1.30 AV]] 06/12/05/07:15... around 2 hours after, based on this we can deduce the ps2_emu.elf for [[1.00 CEX]] was compiled a couple of hours before the ps2_emu.elf for [[1.00 AV]] and the code of that ps2_emu.elf was exactly the same (except the timestamp with the delay of two hours) | As an interesting comparison, the only difference in between ps2_emu.elf (decrypted) from firmwares [[1.30 AV]] and [[1.30 CEX]] are 3 bytes of the timestamp, ps2_emu.elf for [[1.30 CEX]] was compiled at 06/12/05/05:33 and ps2_emu.elf for [[1.30 AV]] 06/12/05/07:15... around 2 hours after, based on this we can deduce the ps2_emu.elf for [[1.00 CEX]] was compiled a couple of hours before the ps2_emu.elf for [[1.00 AV]] and the code of that ps2_emu.elf was exactly the same (except the timestamp with the delay of two hours) | ||