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    Default A few questions about jailbreaking a PS3

    I was poking around, and found a method to jailbreak that seems within my means of doing. This method here:

    http://www.epforums.org/showthread.p...ager-7.8-Guide

    A few things come to mind when reading through the process of this. One, is there someway I can reverse my console being bricked? Is there some sort of recovery utility built in, or some way I could flash legitimate firmware to a bricked console?

    Secondly, one of the links posted in that thread that points to the download of the CFW, has a list of serial numbers and the corresponding NANDs. It's stated to not work on 256MB NANDs, which I don't have. I have 16MB NAND Slim. I'd like to double check and make sure that's okay. I'm trying to be weary, as I'd really like to avoid bricking my console.

    Thanks.

    EDIT: The link I was referring to was actually a link on one of the linked pages, figured I'd add that in.
    http://www.ps3-hacks.com/2011/01/17/...ackup-support/

    EDIT2: After doing more poking around, it seems it works on nearly all Slim PS3s, given proper installation, which brings up a new issue. After reading a large chunk of the comments on the latter of the two links above, it seems some people have a different CFW, Geohot's I believe, installed before putting the 3.55 OFW on, and it works great. Could someone with some knowledge of this let me know if it is required to have Geohot's CFW first?
    Last edited by Darkbred Chaos; 23rd-January-2011 at 05:03.

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