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So I booted the update again this time it will start(I could see the progression bar with '0%') and after less than seconds it gives me the serious error 8002f281.Īfter some tries, I wondered if the PS3 reacted to the new HDD the same way as it usually reacts when no HDD is plugged, so I booted the PS3 without any HDD and the result is different, the PS3 actually boots.That means that the PS3 definitely recognizes that there's a HDD when I put the new one in. So I swap the HDDs again and the system boots with the same screen that asked me to put 4.70 fw on a drive. Done halfway through the system dies, the signal goes off and when I restart the system it is dead.

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I don't know if that's ok, but the PS3 said me that it was unable to run the system software and asked me to put a 4.70 update on an external drive and run it. So yesterday the new HDD came here and, after making a backup of everything, I swapped the HDD. I shuld probably buy a cheap extra stick just for the PS3, though now I'm leaning toward joining PS+ today and moving them that way so that I don't have to worry about console locking. My sticks are all formatted on Macs running OS 10.6, which (IIRC) is not FAT32. Storm360, thanks for the advice I hadn't thought about how the USB is formatted. Physical proof of how you're going in a straight line in that game!) (The controller - FFXIII detractors will love this - has had an indent in the plastic in the 'up' position of the left stick ever since I played it as the first game on that system. If the thing is truly dead, I might eBay it or even (to save on shipping and to keep the HDD) sell just the outer case. But my other machine, which I just picked up super cheap in anticipation of my repair not working, is a phat white 40GB PS3, so the case sizes don't match. Stereogatari, it had occurred to me to get another ordinary slim and replace its case with mine, especially now that I've taken on the challenge of opening up a PS3, taking it apart, and putting it back together again. Can I browse what I've got stored before signing up again?Ĭan I prepare a USB stick in advance by creating a 'PS3' folder on it, with 'SAVEDATA' inside? For whatever reason, the PS3 couldn't see the USB stick that I had put in.

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I was once a Plus member long ago and am using 132 of my 150 MB, supposedly. Can I activate that from my computer, then turn on the PS3 and have it see that I'm a Plus member now? Then I could quickly find and upload my saves before the PS3 conks out on me again.

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I have a PS+ code just waiting to activate. I have a couple of files that are locked to that console, such as my Assassin's Creed 2 saves, and I'll never get to that DLC I once bought if I have to start again from the beginning. There are only a dozen or so files that I really need to move. What would be a good way to do this as quickly as possible, assuming that another YLOD is on the way and could come at any time? I had already conceded that this PS3 is dying, but I'd at least like to get my save files off it and onto the other machine. While I was googling that, it shut itself down.

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I had inserted a USB stick in order to move save files, and couldn't figure out how to move them, because pressing triangle when on a file in the save utility only offered to put it on the PS+ cloud, which I'm not yet a member of.īut then while I was doing that, perhaps an hour after turning it on, I get the message that the machine is running hot. When that finished, I had the usual XMB and all my games, save files, and such. It powered up! As if it were just an ordinary crash, in fact the calendar was still accurate and all I got was the warning that it had shut down irregularly last time and was going to check itself. Smoothed it out and waited a way, and turned it on for the first time this evening with great anticipation. Wiped the old paste off the processors, aimed the heat gun at them for a few minutes, then covered them in a thin layer of 6.5 watt-per-kelvin-meter silicon grease. I went out and got a heat gun and thermal paste and yesterday finally took the thing apart. My PS3 Slim (white FFXIII model) got the YLOD last summer while straining to run a DVD in 95-degree (35 C) weather.