Talk:Motherboard Revisions Nonretail

Motherboard BC-Z0

• Used in Sony Zego BCU-100
  
• Looks almost exactly like the TMU-520
  

Serial: 1-876-411-12
CPU: CELL BE 3.2 GHz (8x SPE, 1x PPE)
GPU: Nvidia RSX (256MB VRAM)
RAM: 8x 128Mb Rambus XDR ECC Memory
South Bridge: Sony SCC (Super Companion Chip) with 1GB DDR2-333 SDRAM
North Bridge: Integrated into CELL BE
SysCon: ?
Interfaces: 1x 4-lane PCI-Express, 1x SATA, 1x ATA
Ports: 2x Gigabit Ethernet, 3x USB 2.0, 1x RS-323 (Maintenance Port)

Misc Motherboards

Not on the wiki (all Prototypes):

• EG-2 - ?CEB-1000 Board?
• TCP-510 - PS3 TOOL DEH-R1000 Prototype CP Board

MPU-XXX | XXX < 500 != PS3 Prototype Board
TCP-XXX PS3 TOOL CP Board

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Where do you have that list from ?

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CP-Updates, however, I'm not sure about all, some could be PSP/PS2.

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Hum.. Interesting, MPU Motherboards are definitely from CEB units Not sure what the TCP Motherboard is.

I think EG-2 is the CEB-1000 motherboard if memory serves me right (not 100% sure)

Update:

The TCP-510 is the CP board, on DECR-1000 it's actually a TCP-520 so I assume the 510 is the one on DEH-R10xx

It's also odd that it would have MPU part numbers when the CP does not run on a CEB unit. Perhaps those are daughterboard used from CEB in DEH units, or there was the option to connect a CP board to a CEB somehow. CEB didn't ship to 3rd parties with one.

Update 2:

Ok there is a reference to MPU220 in the OLD 068 psptoolupdate so I am guessing it is totally not ps3 related

runtest i2ctest ../i2c ./i2c.sh ${ID} MPU220 /dev/i2c-0 50

...

#recovery
#   title RESTART2
#    runtest recovery ../recovery ./recovery.sh ${ID} MPU220

#    if [ x$? = x0 ]; then
#      echo "**PLEASE RECOVERY RESTART AFTER SHUTDOWN**"
#      dgshut shutdown recovery
#    else
#      dgshut noop recovery
#      exec dgstep
#    fi
#  ;;

...

if [ x"$key" = xy ]; then
      usleep 1000
      echo "***PLEASE PUSH \"MPU-220 Power-OFF\" BUTTON***"
      dgshut halt restart1
    else
      dgshut noop restart1
      exec dgstep
    fi
;;

And so on.

There are also files called MPU210_69.DAT MPU400_52.DAT MPU400_52B.DAT MPU400_52H.DAT MPU400_54.DAT

If I had to guess anything MPU-xxx that's <500 = DTP-T1000 Motherboard. I wish I still had the pictures for those.