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Perhaps that first CECHA00 models was shipped with firmware 1.00... and that same day people updated them to 1.02 with the disc | Perhaps that first CECHA00 models was shipped with firmware 1.00... and that same day people updated them to 1.02 with the disc | ||
====So where is CEX 1.00 ?==== | |||
Most probably was used at factory and it was not used for much time because was replaced at factories soon by a higher firmware version, or the consoles was updated manually (as a second firmware installation) | |||
So probably we will never see the firmware 1.00 PUP, the only way to take a peek at the files that was used in it is to make a flash dump of a CECHA00 that was never updated manually, or was updated a max of one times manualy, because the flash has two "banks" there are some files from the "previous" firmware installation that remains in it | |||
====Wikipedia may be the source of errors==== | |||
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PlayStation_3_system_software#History_of_updates | |||
The first sentences in that link is weird, if is true that all the consoles had 1.10 installed at release date then the 1.02 update inside BLJS10002 and other launch games was pointless, it could be because the games was manufactured/pressed way before the PS3 release date, but still i dont like this theory... it could be interesting to see whcih firmware updates was included in other "available at launch day" games |
Revision as of 04:53, 8 December 2017
Firmware updates archaeology 1.00, 1.02, 1.10, etc...
- Links to wiki pages: System Firmware · 1.00 CEX · 1.02 CEX · 1.10 CEX · 1.11 CEX
Problems
Mobile Suit Gundman Target in Sight (BLJS10002)
Link and release date: (BLJS10002 2006/11/11)
We have two pages in wiki that tells the same game disc BLJS10002 includes two different firmware updates versions: 1.02 CEX and 1.11 CEX, thats literally imposible so one of them is wrong, and based in the info posted in 1.02 CEX (where appears the hash of the "RETAIL/CEX-DISK", different than the hash of the "1.02 RETAIL/CEX" because for disc releases the file is padded with zeroes) it makes me think that info is right and BLJS10002 contains update 1.02 (so the info in 1.11 page about BLJS10002 is wrong)
But wait... so CEX 1.00 existed at some point ?
There are basically two reasons why the bluray game discs contains a firmware update, 1) because the game requires it, and 2) because this way is posble for all consumers included the ones without an internet connection to play the game by installing the firmware updated required by the game
It seems that BLJS10002 included 1.02 firmware update ...so this means at that time existed some PS3 with a lower firmware installed, right ?, and it needs to be 1.00 or 1.01
Also we know the debug 1.00 exists 1.00 DEX
PS3 launch games availables
The release date of the first PS3 model in japan matches with the release of BLJS10002... that date was 2006/11/11 as far as wikipedia and that official link to the store BLJS10002
Im guessing this was one of the games availables at the PS3 release date in japan... the kind of thing you had to wait in a row for all night waiting for the shop to open at morning and you could buy the CECHA00 + BLJS10002
Perhaps that first CECHA00 models was shipped with firmware 1.00... and that same day people updated them to 1.02 with the disc
So where is CEX 1.00 ?
Most probably was used at factory and it was not used for much time because was replaced at factories soon by a higher firmware version, or the consoles was updated manually (as a second firmware installation)
So probably we will never see the firmware 1.00 PUP, the only way to take a peek at the files that was used in it is to make a flash dump of a CECHA00 that was never updated manually, or was updated a max of one times manualy, because the flash has two "banks" there are some files from the "previous" firmware installation that remains in it
Wikipedia may be the source of errors
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PlayStation_3_system_software#History_of_updates The first sentences in that link is weird, if is true that all the consoles had 1.10 installed at release date then the 1.02 update inside BLJS10002 and other launch games was pointless, it could be because the games was manufactured/pressed way before the PS3 release date, but still i dont like this theory... it could be interesting to see whcih firmware updates was included in other "available at launch day" games