E3

Files @ http://www.ps3devwiki.com/files/flash/Tools/E3/

E3 Flasher

Picture Guide

01- that's all you need from the Limited package
02- Remove the fan screws to detach it from the metal cage
03- cut 2cm from this corner
04- 2cm cut from the corner
05- apply masking tape to protect the CLip Flat cable
06- install the Fan with the bottom metal plate and the heatsink screws
07- don't forget to connect back the FAN plug
08- install everything back into the plastic bottom case
09- now you can access the NOR freely and add manual pressure on the clip while working
10- E3 with clip installed and ready for dumping and flashing
11- E3 board dumping NOR
12- E3 in Action with PS3 idle on XMB

How to

Update E3 Flasher

1. Use blank micro SD card and copy the update.bin or Samsung Update: Multi Consoles file on it.

It is recommended to use the Samsung Update. Remember to check its MD5 before writing it to the E3.
MD-5: 8D1A10F45049B5DC1223D6008ED238DD

2, Place the micro SD card into the E3 flasher and flip up all switches except 1 & 2.
3. Turn the console on and the install will begin automatically. The LED's on the indicator will progressively reach 100% (Once finished they will flash alternatively).
4. Turn off the console and flip down all of the switches.

Make a NOR backup

1. Place a blank micro SD card into the E3. Flip all switches down except the 3rd (Backup). Turn on the console. Once the HD light has stopped flashing, press START on the E3 and wait until the LED's on the indicator have reached 100% (Once finished they will flash alternatively).

2. Remove the bkpps3.bin from the SD card and Validate it before doing anything else with it. Once you have done that, back it up again and compare MD5 to ensure that your clip is stable enough for the downgrade process.

Drastic but effective method.

Getting errors?

If you get a 10000101, 10000100, 10001100, 10001101 Error then you need to reseat or apply pressure to the E3's clip and try again.

When you initially clip onto a fresh board it will 100% make a clicking sound when it is fully attached. This does not guarantee it will work, but its a good indicator. Generally you should get the E3 clip and put it on an angle (45 degrees) next to the NOR (so you can see the clip's pins), align that with the pins on the NOR chip and drop it down like a lid.

Regarding pressure, it all depends on how many times you have tried to clip it. The more you clip onto the NOR the weaker its pins get, it will no longer make that click sound and it won't stay on its own. If you are after a permanent install you should put some foam or something squeezable on top of the NOR chip (roughly 2-3cm tall that can compress to 1-1.5cm) and reassemble the PS3 (Which causes pressure on the NOR). If you do not care for a permanent install try using a clamp, clip or vice as seen in this image.

Once you have got a successful read you shouldn't start assuming its error free. Check the dump you have and if it appears valid you should not be touching your clip again (to prevent any bricking when downgrading).

Checking the NOR backup for errors

(remove the micro SD card from the flasher and place the card in your pc)

(if you have updated the flasher or recently purchased one you will see three backups on the microSD card bkpps30.bin, bkpps31.bin & bkpps32.bin and the e3flasher text log file)

Bytereverse them with Flowrebuilder and use Validating flash dumps

KEEP THE OTHER BACKUPS SAFE! just incase you do happen to brick your console you might have a chance for recovery..

E3 Nor dump checker

Warning
This tool is known and proven to give false positives on bad dumps that lead to permabricks. Use this method: Validating flash dumps to make sure the dumps are in crisp condition. You cannot recover from bad flash without proper dumps (e.g. bricking the console beyond repair). note: there are 12½ million bits to permabrick a console

E3 Nor Dump Checker V1.0.exe (521.7 KB)
Article: http://www.ps3hax.net/2011/11/released-e3-nor-dump-checker-v1-0-released-tested/

Quick bulletproof test

does not test:

bootldr (corrupted binary not detected)
metldr (corrupted binary not detected)
bootldr size (both under- and oversize not detected)
metldr size (both under- and oversize not detected)
cISD (didn't catch brick-byte error)
cCSD (didn't catch brick-byte error)
trvk_prg0 (didn't catch brick-byte error)
trvk_prg1 (didn't catch brick-byte error)
trvk_pkg0 (didn't catch brick-byte error)
trvk_pkg1 (didn't catch brick-byte error)
eEID (didn't catch brick-byte error)
cvtrm (didn't catch brick-byte error)
CELL_EXTNOR_AREA (didn't catch brick-byte error)

partly test:

ROS0 (but didn't catch brick-byte error)
ROS1 (but didn't catch brick-byte error)

does test:

headerprefix ("00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00")
header ("00 00 00 00 AC 0F FF E0 00 00 00 00 AD DE EF BE")
header ("FI.I")
headersuffix "(FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF")
filetable ("saceru_eoldare.." etc.)

Conclusion : USELESS, brickdumps will still show as 'valid'.

Recommendation: use Flowrebuilder instead and common sense like mentioned on Hardware flashing page.

Added 22 nov 2011

  New E3 flasher update released, it will backup bios 3 times automatically.
  We suggest user verify those bios with E3 Nor dump checker, to assure the backup bios is no erro.

Conclusion: Anyone with a flasher (should) know that you can dump it 1 to 1000's times the same bad. Comparing CRC/MD5/SHA1 is not any secure way to validate flash (as mentioned on Hardware flashing). Letting the dumper do it x times, only gives endusers/customers a false sense of reassurance, always a bad idea.

Downgrade

Normal E3 Downgrade Process

1. Place the e3_downgrade.bin and the bkpps3.bin you made on a micro SD Card.

2. Flip all switches down, except the last one (Lock/Unlock). Turn the PS3 on. While in the XMB press START on the flasher and the programming process will begin. The LED's on the indicator will progressively reach 100% (Once finished they will flash alternatively). From this point you have the option to check the log which is saved on the MircoSD which will tell you if the writing process was successful or not - this may or may not be a valid indicator.

3. Power off the console completely (with the switch on the rear or by unplugging it). Flip down the Lock/Unlock switch. Turn on the console and you should see the 'Connect controller using a USB cable' screen. If the console just booted back into the XMB you need to manually patch the backup. Turn it back off again.

4. Place your USB downgrade jig in the port closest to the blueray drive (furthest to the right). Quickly press the power and eject 3. Power off console completely (with the switch on the rear or by unplugging it). Place your USB downgrade jig (Also known as a PSGrade dongle) in the port furthest to the right. Quickly press the power and eject button. If successful (depending on your dongle) it will flash or flash green and the console should power off automatically (If not repeat the process but faster). If the console still does not respond or turn off and there is no HD light you need to skip to De-Bricking. This is also the case if you get a YLOD when powering on the console.

5. Copy Lv2diag.self (File1) & Rogero CEX-3.55 CFW V3.7 onto a USB. Place the USB in the same port you used for the downgrade jig. Turn on the console and the downgrade process should begin automatically (You can tell by the HD and USB light flickering). Once the install is finished the console will turn off automatically (Check the log on the USB to confirm it was successful).

6. Copy the Lv2diag.self (File2) onto the USB (Replacing the first Lv2diag.self). Place the USB in the same port you used in the last process. Switch on the console and it should switch off automatically after a few seconds.

7. Power the console back on and you should see the connect the controller screen. Now follow the on-screen instructions until you reach the XMB.

8. Dehash the console and or install/set QA Flag/Toggle to prevent bricking when changing firmware.

Manual Downgrade Process (Recommended)

1. Patch your bkpps3.bin with Rogero's PS3 Nor Dump Patcher v0.01 or patch it manually. Once that's done, place it by itself on a micro SD Card.

2. Flip all switches down. Turn the PS3 on. While in the XMB press START on the flasher and the programming process will begin. The LED's on the indicator will progressively reach 100% (Once finished they will flash alternatively). From this point you have the option to check the log which is saved on the MircoSD which will tell you if the writing process was successful or not - this may or may not be a valid indicator.

3. Power off the console completely (with the switch on the rear or by unplugging it). Place your USB downgrade jig (Also known as a PSGrade dongle) in the port furthest to the right. Quickly press the power and eject button. If successful (depending on your dongle) it will flash or flash green and the console should power off automatically (If not repeat the process but faster). If the console still does not respond or turn off and there is no HD light you need to skip to De-Bricking. This is also the case if you simply get a YLOD when powering on the console.

4. Copy Lv2diag.self (File1) & Rogero CEX-3.55 CFW V3.7 onto a USB. Place the USB in the same port you used for the downgrade jig. Turn on the console and the downgrade process should begin automatically (You can tell by the HD and USB light flickering). Once the install is finished the console will turn off automatically (Check the log on the USB to confirm it was successful).

5. Copy the Lv2diag.self (File2) onto the USB (Replacing the first Lv2diag.self). Place the USB in the same port you used in the last process. Switch on the console and it should switch off automatically after a few seconds.

6. Power the console back on and you should see the connect the controller screen. Now follow the on-screen instructions until you reach the XMB.

7. Dehash the console and or install/set QA Flag/Toggle to prevent bricking when changing firmware.

Flash Fun Downgrade Process (Highly Recommended)

Requires soldering! See also E3's official PDF on repairing a bricked console

1. Solder the Tristate of the PS3 to the SBE pad on the E3's ribbon.

2. Patch your bkpps3.bin with Rogero's PS3 Nor Dump Patcher v0.01 or patch it manually. Once that's done, place it by itself on a micro SD Card.

3. Flip all switches down, except the first one (Flash Fun). Turn the PS3 on (If you get a 1101111 error the Tristate is not on correctly). When PS3 is powered on, press the START button on the E3 and wait for the LED's on the indicator to reach 100% (Once finished they will flash alternatively). From this point you have the option to check the log which is saved on the MircoSD which will tell you if the writing process was successful or not - this may or may not be a valid indicator.

4. Power off the console completely (with the switch on the rear or by unplugging it). Place your USB downgrade jig (Also known as a PSGrade dongle) in the port furthest to the right. Quickly press the power and eject button. If successful (depending on your dongle) it will flash or flash green and the console should power off automatically (If not repeat the process but faster). If the console still does not respond or turn off and there is no HD light you need to skip to De-Bricking. This is also the case if you simply get a YLOD when powering on.

6. Copy Lv2diag.self (File1) & Rogero CEX-3.55 CFW V3.7 onto a USB. Place the USB in the same port you used for the downgrade jig. Turn on the console and the downgrade process should begin automatically (You can tell by the HD and USB light flickering). Once the install is finished the console will turn off automatically (Check the log on the USB to confirm it was successful).

7. Copy the Lv2diag.self (File2) onto the USB (Replacing the first Lv2diag.self). Place the USB in the same port you used in the last process. Switch on the console and it should switch off automatically after a few seconds.

8. Power the console back on and you should see the connect the controller screen. Now follow the on-screen instructions until you reach the XMB. If the screen is black, check if the Tristate cable is fully removed (not bridged etc) or if its still attached; not touching anything.

9. Dehash the console and or install/set QA Flag/Toggle to prevent bricking when changing firmware.

How To Patch Your Dump Manually

E3 dumps are byte reversed, and so must our patches (otherwise we have to reverse, paste the v2 in the REV, reverse back again - using byte reversed patches shortcuts that 'reversing confusion')

Dump the flash with the E3, you will end up with a .bin file (e.g. bkpps3.bin)

Flowrebuilder : E3 autopatcher

http://www.ps3devwiki.com/files/flash/patches/E3%20downgrade/

target area	patch no.	NOR Offset	Paste length	Remarks
ROS0	patch1.REV (7 MB)	0x0C0010	0x6FFFE0	version string 3.55
ROS1	patch1.REV (7 MB)	0x7C0010	0x6FFFE0	same as patch1.REV
trvk_prg0 (0x40000) trvk_prg1 (0x60000) trvk_pkg0 (0x80000) trvk_pkg1 (0xA0000)	rvk-040000.REV (512 KB)	0x40000	0x80000	one big patch overlapping several area's

(above patches in a single package + autopatcher file: E3%20downgrade.rar)

Using autopatcher from Flow Rebuilder:

select "PATCH a Byte reversed NOR dump or an interleaved and unscrambled NAND dump."
Select as Input Dump File the unmodified dump (AC 0F FF E0 / AD DE EF BE)
Select as Patch file: E3-downgrader\progskeet_patch.txt

Use the patched file, rename to bkpps3.bin, put on SD and use E3 to flash the ps3. Afterwards, use (prepatched downgrader PUP) - or use the TCL from the talk/discussion page to patch one yourself) and reinstall the firmware in service mode like any V2 downgrade.

Note: If you wish to extract an E3 dump: Flowrebuilder can bytereverse and extract the NOR dump for you.

To flash a manually patched backup put all the switches on the flasher down and press start while in the XMB

E3 De-bricking

Signs you are bricked:

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)

The console can be bricked with installing unpatched firmware (In case syscon has 3.56+ hashes, you need prepatched LV1) or misusing the E3.
When this happens the PS3 either produces nothing (black screen) or more commonly it gives you the YLOD (syscon panic) and won't turn on.
Generally de-bricking is similar/same as the Flash Fun method of downgrading however this uses the original/valid dump (not patched). Note: You can also de-brick with the Flash Fun downgrade method (only way to do it if the console won't stay on).

If your PS3 will not get into FSM with your dongle after writing your patched bkpps3.bin (and you have tried power/eject as fast as you can) you need to try again after unplugging the E3 ribbon off its board. If that does not work, try putting it on again and retrying FSM. If you still have no luck then you have a serious issue and have to follow the guide below.

Solder a wire from the SBE pad on the E3's ribbon to the Tristate (NORpoint on PS3 motherboard).
Place your original/valid dump (Non-patched) on SD/TF card. Make sure your PS3's HD is plugged in.
Flip all of the switches down on the E3 except Flash Fun.
Turn on console and press START on the E3 to begin the restore (progress LEDs will light up one by one and blink if successfully). If the console does not power on or the E3 gives you the 11001111 error, check your Tristate cable.
Power off the console from behind (using E3's switch) and put all switches on the E3 down. Remove/disconnect the Tristate cable.
Turn the PS3 back on! If everything went fine, it will now be de-bricked. If the screen returns blank check tristate and or dump the current flash and patch it (Or start again, could have been a bad write).

E3's official PDF on de-bricking Brick-Recovery Procedure from CFW4.xx back to CFW3.55

Another thing to try: If after you downgraded you have a black screen, try plugging the E3 clip back on (all switches down) and rebooting. Surprisingly this makes the syscon change in the coreOS, which works like a "last known good configuration" like on Windows. This only works with a semi-brick (Similar issue when screwing around with the wrong firmwares). Note doing this could also simply just push slightly damaged pins back into place.

User experiences

From my experience soldering a wire to the NOR Tristate point did nothing, try this method instead. Manually patch your nor backup. Place the patched backup and the e3_downgrade.bin file onto the SD card then put all the switches on the flasher down and hold start and turn on the console. If the console stays on and the flashing process begins when completed after rebooting the console should boot normally on the firmware you were trying to install, if you see two blue flashing lights and the console just turns off try this.. all switches down except the 6th one (lock/unlock) hold start on the flasher and turn on the console providing that the console stays on once finished flashing DO NOT TURN THE CONSOLE OFF instead put the last switch down and press start again. once finished reboot and hopefully the console should be back to life.

Edit: Soldering SBE to the Nor Tristate is important, so your PS3 will stay "on" in Flash Fun Mode even when bricked

Error Codes

E3 Flasher Frontpanel

LED Error

number 1 stands for LED Blinking
number 0 stands for LED OFF

Error Codes						Meaning	Remarks
0	1	0	0	0	0	Failed to initialize TF card	SD card not seated properly / Can't open bkpps3.bin
0	1	0	1	0	0	Failed to read files in TF card	SD card not seated properly / Can't find bkpps3.bin (Check its file name)
0	1	1	0	0	0	Failed to open TF card	SD card not seated properly / Can't find bkpps3.bin (Check its file name)
0	1	1	1	0	0	Failed to write files to TF card	SD card not seated properly
1	0	0	1	0	0	Failed to initialize NOR in E3	Check pads / clip at E3 board check may not be properly seated
1	0	0	1	0	1	Failed to read NOR in E3	Check pads / clip at E3 board check may not be properly seated
1	0	0	1	1	0	Failed to erase NOR in E3	Check pads / clip at E3 board check may not be properly seated
1	0	0	1	1	1	Failed to write NOR in E3	Check pads / clip at E3 board check may not be properly seated
1	0	1	1	0	0	Failed to initialize PS3 BIOS	Check pads / clip at PS3 board check may not be properly seated
1	0	1	1	0	1	Failed to read PS3 BIOS	Check pads / clip at PS3 board check may not be properly seated
1	0	1	1	1	0	Failed to erase PS3 BIOS	Check pads / clip at PS3 board check may not be properly seated
1	0	1	1	1	1	Failed to write PS3 BIOS	Check pads / clip at PS3 board check may not be properly seated
1	1	0	0	0	0	Wrong settings of switches	Check toggle switch - wrong setting
1	1	0	0	1	0	PS3 is operating NOR, E3 Flasher cannot operate at the same time	Check toggle switch - wrong setting
1	1	0	1	0	0	Not the right PS3 for this backup	Already used e3flasher on 1 console
1	1	1	0	0	0	Wrong PS3 version, not supported at present	Metldr.2 model undowngradable
1	1	1	1	0	0	Wrong function settings	Check toggle switch - wrong setting
1	1	1	1	1	1	Missing Tristate	Check SBE (Tristate) connection on ribbon

Problem state 1

10000100 - E3 can not initialize PS3 Nor Chip
10001100 - Error initializing the PS3 BIOS
10001101 - Error while reading PS3 BIOS
10001111 - Error writing PS3 BIOS

Problem: bad solder points / E3 Nor Clip does not work right with Ps3 Nor

solution:

check solder points (resolder)
Fat PS3 only: refit the Nor Clip by smoothing it down with a little screwdriver / sandpaper
clean contacts on Nor and E3 Clip with Isopropylalkohol 70% -
use pads or cardboard to press down Nor clip
solder using E3 linker (best permanent solution)

- you can find the right pinout for your board in the progskeet diagramms

- OE (Prog) > NOE (E3);

- GP0 > CE;

- WE > NWE;

- RDY (RY/BY) NW/AIT;

- GP1 > Reset;

- 3.3V VCC > VCC and BVCC

Notes:

dont use to much pressure on the Nor because you will destroy the solder balls of your southbridge and damage your system ..
dont glue the inside of the clip to the nor chip

Problem state 2

10000101 - Reading error (E3 Nor)
10000111 - Error writing E3 Nor
10000110 - Error deleting data on E3 Nor
10001110 - Error erasing PS3 BIOS

Problem: faulty solder points / E3 Nor Clip does not work right with Ps3 Nor / E3 Nor bricked

solution:

check solder points
clean contacts on Nor and E3 Clip with Isopropylalkohol 70%
use pads or cardboard to press down Nor Clip
reset E3 flasher while system is running (little red button on the upper side of the flasher / NOT little red button on front panel under Esata !!)

Notes:

dont use to much pressure on the Nor because you will destroy the solder balls of your southbridge and damage your system ..
dont glue the inside of the clip to the nor chip

Problem state 3

01000000 - Error initializing TF /SD card
01001000 - Error opening data from SD/TF card
01001100 - Error writing data from SD/TF card

solution:

check if TF/SD Card is sitting accurate
Format your SD/TF Card to FAT 32
Rename your backup bkpps3 for writing to PS3 NOR / bkpe3 for writing to E3 NOR

Problem state 4

11000000 - Wrong position of switches (the action you selected is not possible)
11001100 - Wrong position of switches (the action you selected is not possible)
11000010 - PS3 is using NOR / you cant use E3 Flasher at the same time

solution:

change position of switches

Note: On newer E3 versions there seems to be a high chance to get this error without any proper reason .. If you checked the position of switches and still get this error send your flasher in for replacement !!! As the error seems to appear quite often with the "new" models we tried a lot of ideas but nothing worked (cleaning faceplate contacts; using different faceplate; using different clip; soldering all wires to E3 Linker, adjusting pins ...)

Problem state 5

11001000 - Wrong PS3 Version / Not supported PS3 Version (Nand / Metldr2)

Solution:

Buy a progskeet for nand :)

Problem state 6

11000100 - corrupt backup of PS3 data

Solution:

check backup for errors (flowrebuilder etc) / make a new clean dump

Problem other frequent problems and solutions

HDD in Esata Station cant be found

restrip contacts on the backside of the E3 Flasher (they must not touch the metal casing)
they have to be isolated very good .. they are very sensitive and cause a lot of errors
check Esata cable ..

Blackscreen with no hdd activity and only hard reset possible (no brick)

resolder SBCE -> A / cut A/B properly
restrip contacts on the backside of the E3 Flasher (they must not touch the metal casing) they have to be isolated very good .. they are very sensitive and cause a lot of errors
if the E3 flasher is not connected, also ALWAYS disconnect the clip otherwise blackscreen because of A/B Cut ..

In case your usb ports are still working:

3.55 ONLY: use the rsod/brickfix lv2diag in Service Mode (helped my system a lot .. it booted to blackscreen 8/10 times; after using lv2diag 2/10 times)
if using TBv2 please note, that instead of proper security they used loops to protect their product; try reinstalling the FW via recovery mode
also dont use custom boot logos with TBv2 !!
Reinstall KMEAW based "no-check" MFW via recovery mode, as Kmeaw based LV2 seems to have better compatibility with the with Lv1 no-check patches(Thx Rogero!)

if you have no success with the methods from above solder Tri/SBE and reflash a valid backup via flash fun mode (100000)

Note: I installed the E3 on a 3.55 Cfw Ps3 and took a backup (3.55 dump) .. Then i updated to 4.11 took another backup (4.11 dump) and bricked later .. Reflashing the clean 4.11 backup(which was made long before the brick)resulted in the same black screen again .. also flashing a patched 4.11 dump ended in blackscreen .. But flashing the 3.55 dump (after flashing the patched 4.11 backup) did the trick and fixed the black screen problem .. After reformating the HDD i was back on 3.55 even though i was on 4.11 before ..

ylod behavior (3 beeps and turns off)

There are two possible solutions .. Always try a) first then b)

a) Dualboot only:

Wrong HDD in Esata Station

After downgrading your PS3 you have to install the SAME firmware on BOTH hdds then upgrade one HDD to OFW .. the error will be gone than ..

Example: downgrade to 3.55 kmeaw .. put 3.55 kmeaw on BOTH hdds via Recovery Mode .. then update your OFW HDD to 4.11 OFW ..

b)Brickfix:

well done .. you bricked your PS3 :)

Solder SBE to Tristate .. use Flash Fun Mode (10000000) to reflash the valid back up of the firmware revision you bricked on ..

TrueBlue Dongle not working with dualboot (only red light)

After downgrading your PS3 you have to install the SAME firmware on BOTH hdds then upgrade one HDD to OFW .. the error will be gone then ..

Example: downgrade to 3.55 TBv2 no check .. install 3.55 TBv2 no check on BOTH hdds via Recovery Mode .. then update your OFW HDD to 4.11 OFW ..

NOTE: This has to be done EVERYTIME you update your OFW HDD to a higher firmware (for example also if you update from 4.11 to 4.20 !!!)

No Blue Leds (only red power led)

The Nor Clip is installed the wrong way .. you have to turn it 180° and reinstall it to the NOR ..

The E3 flat cable has to lead away from the flasher NOT in the direction of the flasher ..

Dualboot error: CFW HDD corrupted

After updating your OFW HDD to a higher firmware your CFW HDD gets an error message and needs to be updated too

Solution

Resolder SBCE - A again;
Make sure the cut between A/B is deep enough
First solder then cut the connection between A/B !

solder points (SBE / SBCE) torn off E3 ribbon cable

Solution

use alternate points on backside of E3 flasher

IFI0 Tag missing at offset 200

E3 finishes back up process without error, but Nor Patcher and Flowrebuilder finish with errors (bootloader 0kb/ IFI0 Tag missing at offset 200)

Solution

Format SD Card again (Fat32)
Reinstall and clean the contacts of the nor clip (not pressure issue but contact issue / dust etc.)
clean linker to flatcable on E3 flasher

if you still get this error you damaged the flatcable of your nor clip (Very easy to do !!)Replacement part needed ..

E3 - Coverboard - switches

Mode flashfun (1) ps3mode (0)	Firmware CFW (1) OFW (0)	Read/Write Backup (1) Program (0)	Backup OB Flash (1) microSD (0)	Program OB Flash (1) PS3Flash (0)	Locking Unlock (1) Lock (0)
0	0	0	0	0	0
0	0	0	0	0	1
0	0	0	0	1	0
0	0	0	0	1	1
0	0	0	1	0	0
0	0	0	1	0	1
0	0	0	1	1	0
0	0	0	1	1	1
0	0	1	0	0	0
0	0	1	0	0	1
0	0	1	0	1	0
0	0	1	0	1	1
0	0	1	1	0	0
0	0	1	1	0	1
0	0	1	1	1	0
0	0	1	1	1	1
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0	1	0	0	0	1
0	1	0	0	1	0
0	1	0	0	1	1
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0	1	0	1	0	1
0	1	0	1	1	0
0	1	0	1	1	1
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0	1	1	0	0	1
0	1	1	0	1	0
0	1	1	0	1	1
0	1	1	1	0	0
0	1	1	1	0	1
0	1	1	1	1	0
0	1	1	1	1	1
1	0	0	0	0	0
1	0	0	0	0	1
1	0	0	0	1	0
1	0	0	0	1	1
1	0	0	1	0	0
1	0	0	1	0	1
1	0	0	1	1	0
1	0	0	1	1	1
1	0	1	0	0	0
1	0	1	0	0	1
1	0	1	0	1	0
1	0	1	0	1	1
1	0	1	1	0	0
1	0	1	1	0	1
1	0	1	1	1	0
1	0	1	1	1	1
1	1	0	0	0	0
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