PS2 TOOL QUESTIONS/TROUBLESHOOTING

[unclejun]

Use "cd /home"

 

[FiresSkies]

Use "cd /home"

ok and for the transfer ?

 

[unclejun]

cd /home
ftp
open 192.168.1.113 (to login)
bin (to switch to binary mode)
ls (to get the list of files present in the directory you set up on your ftp server)
get t10000-rel300.bin (to download the file you want)
close
quit

 

[FiresSkies]

cd /home
ftp
open 192.168.1.113 (to login)
bin (to switch to binary mode)
ls (to get the list of files present in the directory you set up on your ftp server)
get t10000-rel300.bin (to download the file you want)
close
quit

Ok i've tranfered it on the tool, and now what i've to do with what you've wrote here ?
Also to avoid any problems with the firmware file, make a md5 hash on your computer and check the file you received with "md5sum t10000-rel300.bin" to make sure it's identical.

 

[unclejun]

On the Tool, in the home directory, which you should be in, if in doubt type ls to list the file present, do "md5sum t10000-rel300.bin"

On your windows machine, get some utility to calculate a md5 hash, find one on google...
The hashes should be identical for both files.

After that, you'll need to use dsflash as explained in the setup.pdf but without needing an IP address and pointing to /home/t10000-rel300.bin
Dsflash should be in /usr/local/sce/bin, go in that directory, type ls to list the files to check if it is.

 

[FiresSkies]

ok that seem good but for dsflash he ask me for an ip adress :/

 

[unclejun]

What did you type?

 

[FiresSkies]

What did you type?

i've sent a picture with

 

[unclejun]

You don't need the option "-d", it is there to connect to a Tool on the network.
"./dsflash /home/t10000-rel300.bin" is enough.

Make sure the front switch of the Tool was set to TOOL before you booted the machine!
And before flashing, just do "./dsflash --help" to read what the options are...

 

[FiresSkies]

You don't need the option "-d", it is there to connect to a Tool on the network.
"./dsflash /home/t10000-rel300.bin" is enough.

Make sure the front switch of the Tool was set to TOOL before you booted the machine!
And before flashing, just do "./dsflash --help" to read what the options are...

mmm...
don't undertand evrything now :/

 

[unclejun]

Go in /usr/local/sce/bin again and type ls

 

[FiresSkies]

Go in /usr/local/sce/bin again and type ls

here it is

 

[unclejun]

Ok now type "./dsflash --help"
Oh i saw your mistake on the picture, you typed "dsflah" at first^^

 

[FiresSkies]

Ok now type "./dsflash --help"

give me that
think i have to add the romflash to the tool ?

 

[unclejun]

It doesn't like --help, ok that was just some default thing, non important.
Weird that it doesn't find the romflash program...
Do you have it as part of the sdk on your main computer?

Do that:
"./dsflash /home/t10000-rel300.bin"

 

[FiresSkies]

not working, it's wrote
bash: ./dsflash: No such file or directory

 

[unclejun]

Are you sure you typed without mistakes?

 

[FiresSkies]

Are you sure you typed without mistakes?

yes :/
does flashrom have the permission to access or read on the home directory ?

 

[unclejun]

Try "find / -name romflash"
Without the quotation marks of course

And to be sure, you're still in /usr/local/sce/bin when you tried ./dsflash the last time, right?

 

[FiresSkies]

What the -name romflash ?
And yes,see the pictures you can find all what îce wrote