Get ps3 4.81 out of demonstration mode update#

If you want to add more CFW's then continue to create new folders in that directory and label them '02, 03.etc.

Get ps3 4.81 out of demonstration mode update#

Now the update will show up in the 'via System Storage' menu and you need not use a USB flash drive to update. Don't even know if it would be possible as the point of 'Recovery' its to use as little hardware as possible to restore the system. not sure if a burned DVD-RW with the CFW would work or BD-R for that matter. But still its extremely handy to have.Д«ut you have give me an idea to try now, Recovery via HDD would be very handy to have as is your USB ports are shot then you have to use a game disc and then end up on OFW. Forgot to put that in, You can only use this via the ' System Update' menu on the XMB as its a CFW add on and 'Recovery' still operates like OFW.

(That used to really get on my nerves when you'd just bought a new game back in the day then it forced the update on can't update via the HDD in ' Recovery' (Safe Mode). USB first, Then a game disk if you don't have a USB flash drive and this would just be for in ' Recovery' as on the XMB you choose your option and ' Storage Media' doesn't scan game disc's.ДЄre you sure your not thinking of disabling the 'Auto Update' as that would scan game discs as soon as you start the game. The USB took priority and should always take priority as long as its inserted into USB000 ( The right hand one) even in ' Recovery' (Safe Mode). Just tested the disc in the drive as i am not being funny sounded but strange that a disc would that priority over a USB. And also the version will automatically beside them so including the version in the name (4.82.2) isn't really necessary, I do this just in case there is any glitch and also as I have many different CFW's and versions stored on an external HDD in one folder for testing various projects i work on and its easier to find and transfer them to the call, didn't think to add that as I always have QA Flags on. And also the version will automatically beside them so including the version in the name (4.82.2) isn't really necessary, I do this just in case there is any glitch and also as I have many different CFW's and versions stored on an external HDD in one folder for testing various projects i work on and its easier to find and transfer them to the PS3. ' REBUG 4.82.2 REX COBRA 7.55' (or FERROX or whatever you are using) I recommend labelling it to what it is as i mentioed above.

Inside the folder you can place the PUP update file and rename it to whatever you want.

While the curser is hovering over the folder window press ' O' and select ' Create New Folder' and label it as '01'

Once in this folder we need to create new folders for each update or CFW so they show up on the ' via System Storage' menu.

Next scoll down and find ' updater' and open this folder.

Next select ' PS3 Root' folder in the top left hand corner of the screen and then select ' dev_hdd0'.

First enter MultiMAN and find the ' MultiMAN' or ' mmCM' column next to the ' Settings' column and select ' File Manager/mmOS'.

You can do this with any Backup Manger with a 'File Manger' option such as MultiMAN,webMAN, IrisMAN etc. To do this you first need to place the update data you want in the correct directory on your HDD. You can Also remnane them so you can identify each one instead of having ' PS3UPDAT.PUP' as the name as you must when updating using a USB Flash Drive for example renaming it to what it actually is : e.g ' REBUG 4.82.2 REX Cobra 7.55' And you just go to ' System Update' and select ' via System Storage' instead of ' via USB Storage Device' or 'v ia Intenet'. You can also use this to store multiple different CFWs or versions of them for easy swapping and installation.ДЇor example: REBUG 4.81 REX, ReEBUG 4.82 REX, HABiB CEX 4.82, FERROX CEX 4.82 cobra 7.55.

System Storage is basically your CFW update data stored on your internal HDD without having to insert a USB Flash drive everytime for use at any time such as if you are modding your PS3 system in anyway and you accidentally soft brick it or cause other such errors.

You would only get issues if you were on DEX as you would first need to convert back to CEX before installing the update. Yes you should be able to update from Habib to Rebug installing like any other CFW without issues.