Talk:Platform ID

Lv2 Platform identifier

can be found in old bootroms

Shr1.0
Shr1.1
Shr1.2
Shr-1.3
Shr1.4
Shr1.5

Shr2.0
Shr2.1
Shr2.2
Shr2.3
Shr2.4
Shr2.5
Shr2.6

Shr3.0
Shr3.1
Shr3.2
Shr3.3

Shr4.0
Shr-4D
ShrLC

Cyt1.0
Cyt1.1
Cyt1.2

Cok01
Cok02

Speculation

Trying to assing the codenames above with prototypes models...

• There is an interesting coincidence in some of the platform_id version numbers and the numbers used in prototypes PS3 models, crosscheck with the info in: SKU_Models_Nonretail#Prototype_models
  • Shr2.0 -> CEB-200x ?
  • Shr2.1 -> CEB-201x ?
  • Shr2.2 -> CEB-202x ?
  • Shr2.3 -> CEB-2030 ?
  • Shr2.4 -> CEB-2040 ?
  • Shr2.5 -> CEB-2050 ?
  • Shr2.6 -> CEB-206x ?
• Following this same numbering theory... then the prototype models preceding are:
  • Shr1.0 -> CEB-1000 ?
  • Shr1.1 -> undocumented / never found (theorethically a CEB-1010)
  • Shr1.2 -> CEB-1020 ?
  • Shr-1.3 -> undocumented / never found (theorethically a CEB-1030)
  • Shr1.4 -> undocumented / never found (theorethically a CEB-1040)
  • Shr1.5 -> undocumented / never found (theorethically a CEB-1050)
• Also, this method matches with some prototypes for reference tool:
  • Cyt1.0 -> DEH-R1000 ?
  • Cyt1.1 -> DEH-R1010 ?
  • Cyt1.2 -> DEH-R1020 ?
• The numbers doesnt doesnt matches in this ones, but just because in the sequence are located inmediatly after the previous prototypes for reference tool (and for completionism):
  • Cok01 -> DEH-R1030 ?
  • Cok02 -> DEH-R1040 ?

With this theory all the groups are assigned, but the question that emerges is... what happens with the platform_id for shreck v4 series ? (Shr4.0 Shr-4D ShrLC)