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Latest revision as of 03:15, 10 February 2014
Hardware / Installation errors[edit | edit source]
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Checking shorts[edit | edit source]
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Checking status of pads/lines[edit | edit source]
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Bricks[edit | edit source]
Note: For more generic/indepth causual information see the Boot modi and Boot Order page
Signs you may be bricked[edit | edit source]
- PS3 turns on but instantly turns off (Behaves exactly like the YLOD)
- Black screen
- No HD activity (No flickering light)
- Corrupt display (Colours are wrong, static, colour spots)
or combinations of the above
If you had any of these issues BEFORE downgrading this is not the page for you.
Potential Causes[edit | edit source]
- Actual YLOD
- Syscon panic YLOD
- Installing unpatched firmware (Not dehashing)
- Faulty/Corrupt flash or patch
- Bad writing of flash
The reasons are endless, but if considering your console was working fine before attempting to downgrade you should start backwards.
De-bricking[edit | edit source]
Syscon Panic (YLOD Symptoms)[edit | edit source]
The only way to keep the console running is grounding the Tristate (If it already is try grounding it elsewhere). If using the E3, use its SBE pad on its ribbon. From here the console will stay in a blank state and you will be able to re-write or re-dump/re-patch your dump to attempt a recovery.
Black Screen[edit | edit source]
This is either because your PS3 is stuck in the position of waiting for you to install the FSM (after patching the dump yourself and writing it) and you should simply plug in your PSGrade dongle and continue downgrading. Otherwise its generally because the PS3 is soft-bricked. Solving this resolves around re-flashing the patched dump as it could have simply failed at the writing stage. If you have for some reason lost your original dump you can simply make a dump of what you have now and patch it again (This may or may not work, depending on the initial cause of the soft-brick). Another suggestion would be to remove either the ground or 3.3v lead/s from your HW flasher.
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