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PS3 CFW and Hacks       Thread starter PSXHAX       Start date Dec 7, 2017 at 3:20 AM       36      
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Following the Ferrox PS3 CFW 4.82 v1.00 Cobra 7.53 release and recent Ferrox PS3 CFW 4.82 Standard v1.01 update, today PlayStation 3 developer @Alexanderss is back bringing their latest Ferrox PS3 Custom Firmware 4.82 v1.01 Cobra 7.55 with details below. :tree:

Download: CEXFERROX482COBRA755_101.PUP (197.8 MB) / CEXFERROX482COBRA755_101.PUP (Mirror)

PUP MD5: 4ea0375a93cd888afbdf8797bb1a9d4f

To quote from LizZo via @dodero4 at CyberModding.it on this latest release, roughly translated: Release - Custom Firmware FERROX 4.82 v1.01 COBRA 7.55

Here is the new release we promised you! The new v1.01 of the FERROX COBRA comes with general improvements, both internal to FERROX and COBRA. In fact, the dear Developer Alexander includes in its Custom Firmware the COBRA Payloads updated to the new 7.55 version.

The new COBRA version solves a Bug created with the addition of the Homebrew Blocker. We had initially discovered the Bug of the game data installation during the last tests on the FERROX 4.82. We discovered another one during the FERROX tests.

The problem is access to storage space after disabling the Syscalls. It did not allow to erase game data and also applications / homebrew, and perhaps also other related issues. No access to the installation folder was allowed with Syscalls disabled.

After just a few tests, we can ascertain that the problem has been solved. For complete changelogs, you can view them below:

CHANGELOG FERROX v1.01:
  • COBRA 7.54 - Fixed Bug in the installation of game updates with Syscalls disabled - Credits to Alexander, Aldostools, Joonie
  • COBRA 7.55 - Fixed Bug to delete game data / Applications / Homebrew with Syscalls Disabled - Credits to Alexander
  • Fix DRM PSP & Fix PSX. Now the PKG PSP and PSX start without problems.
  • Fix BlueRay ISO. Now the ISO of the BD films work correctly.
  • Added support for downloading unsigned PKGs via XMBPD - Credits to DeViL303, Bobby_Downgrades
CFW CHARACTERISTICS:
  • Built on the base of OFW 4.82 SONY.
  • PSN / SEN Enabled.
  • Ability to Update from any CFW (CEX).
  • Possibility to Update from OFW 3.55.
  • Possibility of Downgrade from any CFW with active QA Flags.
  • QA Flags active if previously enabled.
  • FEATURE - COBRA Patches 7.55 added
  • FEATURE - New Look of the XMB.
  • FEATURE - PS2 Games compatibility.
  • FEATURE - PSP Games compatibility in ISO / Minis / Remaster format.
  • FEATURE - Compatibility with the latest version of ReactPSN.
  • FEATURE - RSOD Screen Bypass for Consoles affected by RSOD.
  • FEATURE - Keys 4.82 to start Games signed with keys 4.82
  • FEATURE - App_home / PS3_GAME.
  • FEATURE - XMB In-Game Screenshot.
  • FEATURE - Remote Play support.
  • FEATURE - Integrated Package Manager replaces the classic Install Package Files.
  • FEATURE - Addition of Temperature display in XMB In-Game on PS2 Games. Thanks to 3141card.
  • PATCH - LV1: Patch to remove LV2 protection.
  • PATCH - LV1: Patched the coreOS Hash Check to prevent the Brick on a non-Dehashed Downgraded Console.
  • PATCH - LV1: Peek & Poke.
  • PATCH - LV2: Peek & Poke.
  • PATCH - PS3 BT Remote Patch.
  • PATCH - PS3 BluRay Disc Patch.
  • PATCH - Disabled Epilepsy Message at the Boot.
  • PATCH - CINAVIA protection Disabled completely.
INSTALLING THE CFW:
  • Download the CFW at the top of the page. Rename the .PUP file exactly in: PS3UPDAT.PUP and compare the MD5 with the one you find at the bottom of the page! You can use the md5sums tool that you find online!
  • Take a USB formatted in FAT32, and create a new folder called PS3, inside it create another one called UPDATE, and inside this last insert the PS3UPDAT.PUP File, which would be the Custom Firmware.
  • Insert the USB into the rightmost port on the Ps3.
  • Be sure to: Remove any disc from the Ps3 player, Disassemble any Games loaded with any Manager, Disable Internet Connection.
  • Ok. You can choose to Install the CFW from the XMB or from Recovery.
From XMB:
  • Simply go to the 'Settings' column, then 'System Update' and choose 'By storage media'.
  • Select the CFW and the process will start.
From Recovery:

Enter Recovery:
  1. Turn off the Console.
  2. Switch on again by holding down the Power button until the console turns off again.
  3. Now switch on again by holding down the Power button until you hear 2 Beeps close to each other.
  4. At that point release the Power button!
In Recovery:
  1. From the Recovery Menu now, select 'System Update.
  2. Just follow the instructions on the screen, and you're done!
For a clean installation, you can install the CFW twice. You can also go back to Recovery and choose the Options to Rebuild the Database and Restore the File System. This way you will have a more than clean and safe installation.

TESTS MADE:
  • LizZo - CECH-2104A
  • Dodero4 - CECH-2504A
  • MiZiO90 - CECH-2004A
  • WAR - CECH-2004A
Try out many PS3, PS2, PSP and PSX games, in all formats. Some of the games tried in the spoiler.

Spoiler

As always, the sources of the Developer @Alexanderss will soon be available in his Github. You will find then the 7.55 version of the COBRA with the correction described.
Ferrox PS3 Custom Firmware 4.82 v1.01 Cobra 7.55 by Alexander.jpg
 

Comments

Note: CCAPI has not been updated to support this firmware or rebugs new firmware.

Rebug 4.81.2 REX 4.82 Syscon Thibobo CCAPI will work on as its 4.81 but with spoofed syscalls

Problems im facing is black screen straight after any homebrew is closed
 
Looking to just play my ISO backups, should i use this CFW or rebug 4.82.1?

(imma newb to the ps3 scene, but have had many other consoles, so im not completly knowledness lol)
 
I've always had a problem figuring out which CFW is best every time there is an update. I'm with huffymybrd in asking if this is overall a better choice?
 
I've always had a problem figuring out which CFW is best every time there is an update. I'm with huffymybrd in asking if this is overall a better choice?

There's a thread somewhere that explains the differences between cobra/rebug but hasnt been updated in a while and doesnt include ferrox or overflow cfw info.
 
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