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1001 errors happen when the system encounters an unexpected shutdown. They often occur in testing, when the console is turned on/off a lot, instead of graceful shutdown. They have been associated with other errors, but there doesn't appear to be any single cause. | |||
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Revision as of 02:28, 13 November 2021
Description
Syscon memory contains a table of size 0x100 bytes intended to store error codes, every error code is composed by 4 bytes + another 4 bytes for its timestamp, in total the table can store 32 errors. When the table is full of errors and a new error needs to be stored syscon deletes the oldest
The timestamps are in UTC format (number of elapsed seconds since 2000)
How to get the syscon error log
If the PS3 still boots up to the XMB and is able to install and run apps you can use programs like the ones mentioned at top of Platform ID page
If the PS3 doesnt boots is still posible to retrieve the syscon error log by connecting a PC to syscon UART port using a "USB to TTL UART adapter" and running the command errlog. There is also the command clearerrlog to empty the error table (handy to prevent confusions with old error codes that could be cummulated along the months/years and not related with the actual problem)
Error code format
The error codes follows the format: ARSSCEEE, where:
- A (Fixed)
- A = unknown
- R (Reserved)
- 0-E = Unknown
- F = Frequent error
- SS (Step)
- 00-7F = Step of the power on sequence where the error happened
- 80 = The error happened when the PS3 was powered on
- 90 = The error happened when the PS3 was powered off
- A0 = The error happened after a syscon reset
- C (Category)
- 1 = System
- 2 = Fatal
- 3 = Boot
- 4 = Data
- EEE (Error)
- Any number in hex
The list below only includes the last 4 numbers (category + error)
Error codes
System
1001
Cell Vram Power
Speculation:
1001 errors happen when the system encounters an unexpected shutdown. They often occur in testing, when the console is turned on/off a lot, instead of graceful shutdown. They have been associated with other errors, but there doesn't appear to be any single cause.
1002
RSX Vram Power
1004
PSU Power
1103
Thermal
1200
Cell thermal
1201
RSX thermal
1203
Cell voltage regulators thermal
1204
Southbridge thermal
1205
EE/GS thermal
1301
Cell PLL
14FF
Check stop
1601
Cell livelock
1701
Cell attention
1802
RSX init
1900
RTC voltage
1901
RTC oscilator
1902
RTC access
Fatal
2001
Cell
2002
RSX
2003
Southbridge
2010
Clock 1
2011
Clock 3
2012
Clock 2
2013
Clock 4
2020
HDMI
2022
DVE
2030
Thermal sensor 1
2031
Thermal sensor 2
2033
Thermal sensor 3
2101
Cell
2102
RSX
2103
Southbridge
2110
Clock 1
2111
Clock 3
2112
Clock 2
2113
Clock 4
2120
HDMI
2122
DVE
2130
Thermal sensor 1
2131
Thermal sensor 2
2133
Thermal sensor 3
2203
Southbridge
Boot
3000
Power
3001
Power
3002
Power
3003
Power
3004
Power
3010
Cell
3011
Cell
3012
Cell
3020
Cell
3030
Cell
3031
Cell
3032
Cell
3033
Cell
3034
Cell
3035
Cell and RSX
3036
Cell and RSX
3037
Cell and RSX
3038
Cell and RSX
3039
Cell and RSX
3040
Flash
Data
4001
Cell
4002
RSX
4003
Southbridge
4011
Cell
4101
Cell
4102
RSX
4103
Southbridge
4111
Cell
4201
Cell
4202
RSX
4203
Southbridge
4211
Cell
4212
RSX
4221
Cell
4222
RSX
4231
Cell
4261
Cell
4301
Cell
4302
RSX
4303
Southbridge
4311
Cell
4312
RSX
4321
Cell
4322
RSX
4332
RSX
4341
Cell
4401
Cell or RSX
4402
Cell or RSX
4403
Cell or RSX
4411
Cell or RSX
4412
Cell or RSX
4421
Cell or RSX
4422
Cell or RSX
4432
Cell or RSX
4441
Cell or RSX
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