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bro can u pm me that coupon plsYes i did mean about fakes of the Dongles.
If it's legit, the price is incredible. With a 10% off coupon the price will go down to 3150! That's super!
bro can u pm me that coupon plsYes i did mean about fakes of the Dongles.
If it's legit, the price is incredible. With a 10% off coupon the price will go down to 3150! That's super!
bro can u pm me that coupon pls
There is a fix for it.Same here
but many people in another forum have reported that Fifa street Crashes as soon as u enter the world tour mode :/
There is a fix for it.
Hacker 'Zadow' has just conquered the toughest snake known to the PS3 scene, 'The Cobra USB Dongle'!
For those of you that have not been following the PS3 scene in much detail due to scene drama, you may have noticed that the scene is starting to "rise from the ashes" just recently with Team REBUG introducing the PSN-enabling 4.11 spoofer and Mr. DongleBreaker cracking the PS3UserCheat dongle, and now a once-regular PS3Hax aspiring hacker named zadow28, aka Zadow has reverse-engineered the Cobra dongle files so that the above-average PS3 user who has an USB development board laying around or any similar device can use the cracked files and use it like an ordinary Cobra USB device.
Remember the files still need to be completed and ported to other devices, it is not a drop in PKG install for those running CFW v3.55, but I am sure people will be finishing the work done by Zadow and released as a Gift to everyone, and you will see more news updates what in now basically an unlocked Cobra USB device, ready to be ported to other devices!
Some hopes though
Originally Posted by Wololo Yesterday I posted what appeared to me as a massive breakthrough in the PS3 scene, a bunch of files decrypted from the Cobra dongle, one of the DRM encrypted piracy dongles for firmware 3.55. The files had been released by user zadow28, who seems to have a fairly good reputation on some of the scene’s websites.
I have been contacted since then by several veterans of the PS3 scene, who told me these files are, in essence, garbage.
They didn’t explicitly tell me the word “fakeâ€, but rather, it seems the files posted by Zadow are basically useless information, which in addition has been publicly available for a while. None of them told me “where†that information actually can be found, which for now I interpret as “it is so useless that we will not even bother to tell people where they can find the information in the first placeâ€.
I do not have the tools, the knowledge, or the time to confirm if Zadow28 is a fraud, but I can say I am seeing a pattern I’ve seen in the past on the psp and the vita scene: unknown guy gets semi famous by posting lots of garbage that looks like the real deal, famous devs call him out for a faker, random people start some conspiracy theories about old devs trying to get all the credits, other random people tell the old devs that they should collaborate with the new guy instead of bashing him, old devs have a hard time explaining that it is impossible to collaborate with a dude who has the IQ of a banana. (I’ve been through that so I know how people like kakaroto feel.
So, if I’m to choose a side, I’ll go and trust the old dudes. If they say it’s useless, I guess they’re right.
Originally Posted by euss At least I won't be needed to give zadow unself/ungpkg with sources and precompiles like his last readself2/3/4/5 fail (so much better to use scetool anyhow)...
(which btw are all on wiki, /files and gitorious too)
I do not know who incepted this thread with nonbased remarks about Atmel AVR/Micochips PIC, but they should look closer to the content and what is needed for such target. There is nothing AVR/PIC related inside the filesets, just plain unself/ungpkg'ed files which where ran through IDA and exported i64/db files. It also does not make any sense to even /want/ it as a dongle, because if you have the PPU/SPU changes, it would make alot more sense to distribute it as patches (MFW Builder TCL) or live patcher: payload (payloader3) then a stupid dongle.