[NEWS]Habib/COBRA CEX-4.55 V1.00 : News - PS3-Infos

par **Attila** » Jeu 6 Mar 2014 21:32

Voici un CFW basé sur le firmware 4.55 avec les fonctions Cobra 7.
Comme les autres, vous ne pouvez pas l'installer sur un OFW 4.55, il est juste basé sur ce firmware. Attention, ce CFW utilise le Cobra 7. Pensez à utiliser des homebrews compatibles (comme mmCM par exemple).

Habib/COBRA CEX-4.55 V1.00
1.all features of normal cfw(check out changelog of ZER0 CFW 4.55)
2.COBRA 7.00 PORTED
3.MOUNTS dev_flash AS dev_habib WITH WRITE PERMISSIONS ON BOOT!!
4.COPY PROTECTION INCREASE, dev_habib(WRITABLE) will get mounted when ps3 turns on
5.SWAPPING OF PS2EMU(SLIM) FOR THE CONTROLLER SYNCH PROBLEM

EXTRA FLAVOUR:
if your thinking to convert to ps2 classic thingy and not ps2 iso and are afraid of your data being loss then fear not!once you swap the emu you would also be able to use unencrypted memmory card for ps2 classic and absolutely no controller synch problems!

CORE:
we have already discussed it, well now let me tell you how to use it:
1.put the plugin in dev_hdd0 and add this line in boot_plugins.txt:"/dev_hdd0/habibplugin.sprx"
2.put a 0 byte file in dev_usb000(rightest port of ps3).dev_usb000/core_flags/ps2
3.restart your ps3 and if you get a reboot or 3 beeps it means SUCCESS!!

NOTE:
1.dont try to spoof because you will get x.xx but if you did accidently then you can do a reboot to fix it
2.ps2iso support on NON-BC ps3 ONLY!!!

ATTENTION :
Une très grande prudence doit être pratiquée avec ce CFW. Voici les précautions à avoir avant de l'installer :

If you do not own a HARDWARE FLASHER, do not rush to install a new CFW. (as it can be dangerous as some CFW's are not well tested or lack testing information)
Verify MD5 before installing firmware.
Remove any Game Disc from PS3 Drive (this prevents an OFW Installation)
QA Flag your console if you haven't done it already.
If you are on 3.55 or 4.50 CFW, get your eid_root_key before upgrade. It can be useful.
Always make 1 or 2 dumps of you flash after a successful upgrade. It can be handy.
DO often backups of all your save data and edat/rif files to a pendrive, external HDD or FTP to PC.
Always disable any spoof before upgrade.

It's always safer not upgrade unless you have a game that require it or the CFW has a feature that you really need. (note: games can be patched from multiMAN to work on higher firmwares)

Additional hints:

Pray while the CFW is being installed (stop praying after you see the XMB again)
Get on hand the phone number of your smart friend that knows how to unbrick your console
If the power can be interrupted without any notice (like where I live), try to perform the upgrade with the console connected to an UPS
All CFW that have caused a brick in the past, the developer's have stated they are safe or believed they were safe. Use member comments as an additional guide and remember mistakes happen.

Any CFW installation you install is AT YOUR OWN RISK. Just beware of the risk and do the proper research. Then ask yourself what does this CFW provide that my current firmware does not? We see many user's that want to update to be on the latest firmware revisions. but in alot of cases in the 4.xx era of CFW. You actually get less until the changes in the firmware are figured out and once more homebrew and utilities are updated and ported.