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! Pin !! Signal !! Description
! Pin !! Signal !! Description
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| 1 || NOR VCC 3.3v ||
| 1 || V_OUT <!-- not official name --> || NOR VCC 3.3v
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| 2 || GROUND ||  
| 2 || GROUND ||  
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| 4 ||  || Goes to capacitor (4nf ?), then to ground
| 4 ||  || Goes to capacitor (4nf ?), then to ground
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|-
| 5 ||  || To a sinkhole, hidden trace in inner layers
| 5 ||  || To a sinkhole, hidden trace in inner layers (control pin ?)
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| 6 || GROUND ||  
| 6 || GROUND ||  
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| 7 || GROUND ||  
| 7 || GROUND ||  
|-{{cellcolors|red}}
|-{{cellcolors|red}}
| 8 || ? || to BD3527 0A95 pin 11, to BD3525 0938 pin 11
| 8 || V_IN <!-- not official name --> || to BD3527 0A95 pin 11, to BD3525 0938 pin 11
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| 10 || GROUND ||  
| 10 || GROUND ||  
|-{{cellcolors|red}}
|-{{cellcolors|red}}
| 11 || ? || to D35653 0S25 pin 8, to BD3527 0A95 pin 11
| 11 || V_IN <!-- not official name --> || to D35653 0S25 pin 8, to BD3527 0A95 pin 11
|-
|-
| 12 || ? || to resistor 46Kohm to ground
| 12 || ? || to resistor 46Kohm to ground
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| 10 || ? || dissapears under package
| 10 || ? || dissapears under package
|-{{cellcolors|red}}
|-{{cellcolors|red}}
| 11 || ? || to D35653 0S25 pin 8, to BD3525 0938 pin 11
| 11 || V_IN <!-- not official name --> || to D35653 0S25 pin 8, to BD3525 0938 pin 11
|-
|-
| 12 || ? || dissapears in a sinkhole (resistor 23Kohm to ground in the other side)
| 12 || ? || dissapears in a sinkhole (resistor 23Kohm to ground in the other side)
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| 2 || ? || dissapears under package
| 2 || ? || dissapears under package
|-{{cellcolors|red}}
|-{{cellcolors|red}}
| 3 || ? || ------------- connected to the common rail with the previous ones
| 3 || V_IN <!-- not official name --> || ------------- connected to the common rail with the previous ones
|-
|-
| 4 || ? || to a sinkhole
| 4 || ? || to a sinkhole
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| 7 || || dissapears under package
| 7 || || dissapears under package
|-{{cellcolors|red}}
|-{{cellcolors|red}}
| 8 || ? || ----------- connected to the common rail with the previous ones
| 8 || V_IN <!-- not official name --> || ----------- connected to the common rail with the previous ones
|-
|-
| 9 || ? || dissapears under package
| 9 || ? || dissapears under package
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| 16 || ? || dissapears under package
| 16 || ? || dissapears under package
|-{{cellcolors|red}}
|-{{cellcolors|red}}
| 17 || ? || ----------- connected to the common rail with the previous ones
| 17 || V_IN <!-- not official name --> || ----------- connected to the common rail with the previous ones
|-
|-
| 18 || ? || towards blu ray laser connector
| 18 || ? || towards blu ray laser connector

Revision as of 21:14, 2 August 2015

Wiki hardware geek

My To Do wiki pages

To fill (by me :P)... list of pages i started or i helped improving them but are not finished yet, with a temporal layout, needs a cleanup, or abandoned temporally for some reason.

PARAM.SFO

Neverending oddisey

PARAM.PFD

Dunno how

ETC...

I will make a better list when i find some time, sorry

  • About changes in CXML decompiler: yes, correct.

--Flatz (talk) 16:26, 17 November 2014 (EST)

Dev_flash\vsh\resource\sysconf\calibration

dev_flash\vsh\resource\sysconf\calibration
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Dev_flash\vsh\resource\explore\user

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HDD regions table

ps3dd HDD region is between 8 sectors of padding, in the space leaved empty by resizing ps3da, see how: http://gitorious.ps3dev.net/ps3otheros/scripts/blobs/master/create_hdd_region.sh
The script is a facility to create a next region on free (from regions) space on HDD, with GameOS rights: same script for ALL models, it needs new drivers and new ps3sed.

ps3disk sb_03: accessible region 0 start 0 size 1250263728		//ps3da
ps3disk sb_03: accessible region 1 start 32 size 1212515008		//ps3db
ps3disk sb_03: accessible region 2 start 1212515040 size 4194296	//ps3dc
ps3disk sb_03: accessible region 3 start 1216709344 size 33554376	//ps3dd
ps3disk sb_03: ps3stor_probe_access:132: 4 accessible regions found

32 + 1212515008 = 1212515040		//ps3db end sector
1212515040 + 4194296 = 1216709336	//ps3dc end sector
1216709344 - 1216709336 = 8		//ps3dd begin pad
1216709344 + 33554376 = 1250263720	//ps3dd end sector
1250263728 - 1250263720 = 8		//ps3dd ending pad

note: no gap between GameOS regions
  • I added the padding you point of 0x8 sectors at the end of the table, and i also added some notes out of the table about the differences of padding between official layout and other methods (and maybe differences between NAND/NOR models)... is hard to know or represent in the table because there are differeces in the info people posted (included your displacement of 0x20 sectors before ps3db in your NAND console, that doesnt seems to match the total displacement of 0x18 sectors in graf NOR notes). By now for me this "small" problem with innacurate paddings in the table is fine (no idea if can be solved by modding an script of driver config), overall it looks the whole hdd is mapped so i finished with the table by now, the most important think to know about this areas out of the regions was to be sure if are padding (not other important data) --Sandungas (talk) 19:00, 1 April 2014 (EDT)

This table is copyed from: Hypervisor_Reverse_Engineering#HDD_device (i added the grey rows and usage column). The console was a NOR model (because it has vflash region) and in a firmware under 3.21 (because it has otheros region)

Region Index Start sector Number of sectors Usage
0 0x0 0x950F8B0 whole hdd
0x8 HDD Partition table
1 0x8 0x80000 vflash
0x10 Padding ? (0x80018 - 0x80000 - 0x8 = 0x10)
2 0x80018 0x7C8F898 gameos
0x8 Padding (0x7D0F8B8 - 0x7C8F898 - 0x80018 = 0x8)
3 0x7D0F8B8 0x3FFFF8 gameos cache
0x8 Padding (0x810F8B8 - 0x3FFFF8 - 0x7D0F8B8 = 0x8)
4 0x810F8B8 0x13FFFF8 otheros
5 - - -
6 - - -
7 - - -

‎HSW-001 pinout

please check this if you have a chance Zer0Tolerance, on CECH-25xx the BD controller is integrated and it seems the blue eject led is connected to it --Sandungas (talk) 15:55, 20 June 2015 (UTC)

Verifyed, pin36 @CXD5131R-1 is correct pin. Now we need to trace it on JTP-001 (@Renesas chip)

I cant check a JTP-001 at this moment, by now im assuming the CXD5131R-1 and the renesas R8J32830FPV1 has the same pinout and internally are exactly the same, actually i have a partial theory about why there are renesas BD controllers used in some PS3 models. It seems when sony is going to redesign the BD controller they uses renesas for the first prototype (though renesas chip reaches production line). Or maybe is the opposite, first sony redesigns the BD controller and then they passes the manufacturing license to renesas for building it cheaper, to reduce taxes or something like that. One way or the other it seems renesas BD controllers works exactly the same as sony BD controllers --Sandungas (talk) 15:55, 20 June 2015 (UTC)


Components

D35653 0S25

Next to NOR, on top of the board JSD-001, responsible of the NOR VCC

Pin Signal Description
1 V_OUT NOR VCC 3.3v
2 GROUND
3 GROUND
4 Goes to capacitor (4nf ?), then to ground
5 To a sinkhole, hidden trace in inner layers (control pin ?)
6 GROUND
7 GROUND
8 V_IN to BD3527 0A95 pin 11, to BD3525 0938 pin 11

BD3525

Pin Signal Description
1 GROUND
2 GROUND
3 GROUND
4 GROUND
5 GROUND
6 GROUND
7 control pin ?
8 ? capacitor to ground
9 GROUND
10 GROUND
11 V_IN to D35653 0S25 pin 8, to BD3527 0A95 pin 11
12 ? to resistor 46Kohm to ground
13 ? to capacitor 0.500nf to ground
14 GROUND
15 GROUND
16 GROUND
17 GROUND
18 GROUND
19 GROUND
20 GROUND

BD3527

Pin Signal Description
1 GROUND
2 GROUND
3 GROUND
4 GROUND
5 GROUND
6 GROUND
7 control pin ?
8 ? power
9 ? dissapears under package
10 ? dissapears under package
11 V_IN to D35653 0S25 pin 8, to BD3525 0938 pin 11
12 ? dissapears in a sinkhole (resistor 23Kohm to ground in the other side)
13 ? dissapears in a sinkhole (capacitor 915nf to ground in the other side)
14 GROUND
15 GROUND
16 GROUND
17 GROUND
18 GROUND
19 GROUND
20 GROUND

BD9684 0906

Pin Signal Description
1 ? sealed coil... then  ?
2 ? dissapears under package
3 V_IN ------------- connected to the common rail with the previous ones
4 ? to a sinkhole
5 GROUND
6 GROUND
7 dissapears under package
8 V_IN ----------- connected to the common rail with the previous ones
9 ? dissapears under package
10 ? sealed coil... then  ?
11 ? to other side of sealed coil at pin 10... then... ??? (power rail)
12 ? tied to pin 13... missing in a 4x-sinkhole (power rail)
13 ? tied to pin 12... missing in a 4x-sinkhole (power rail)
14 GROUND
15 ? to a sinkhole
16 ? dissapears under package
17 V_IN ----------- connected to the common rail with the previous ones
18 ? towards blu ray laser connector
19 ? dissapears under package
20 ? to a sinkhole
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