Intrenz
Contributor
Hello as several of you may know, I have several different model reference tools, mostly DECR-1000A, a couple 1400A and the DEH-R1040 but thats put away for now.
My issue is connecting to either the 1000A or 1400A via ProDG while in xmb, I can connect to it in standby mode via dev lan, and can connect in debugger mode. Both have proved useful with dumping system files and testing exploits, however I have found it unable to connect while in XMB using Lan/Wifi connection, ive tried bridging, shared network, dmz networking.
I can get the ps3 to recognize the connection but not ProDG to recognize the system when in xmb mode, but can while outside of it, which I did find odd and frustrating.
I know that these systems are built differently and I do recognize that the process might be different but im not 100% sure how. Again I CAN connect via dev lan in standby and in debugger, but not in xmb or ingame.
I would really appreciate the help as it will allow me to search for exploits, and other functions ingame that may prove useful in the future. Any insight into this would be appreciated especially by someone who is familiar with these devices.
My issue is connecting to either the 1000A or 1400A via ProDG while in xmb, I can connect to it in standby mode via dev lan, and can connect in debugger mode. Both have proved useful with dumping system files and testing exploits, however I have found it unable to connect while in XMB using Lan/Wifi connection, ive tried bridging, shared network, dmz networking.
I can get the ps3 to recognize the connection but not ProDG to recognize the system when in xmb mode, but can while outside of it, which I did find odd and frustrating.
I know that these systems are built differently and I do recognize that the process might be different but im not 100% sure how. Again I CAN connect via dev lan in standby and in debugger, but not in xmb or ingame.
I would really appreciate the help as it will allow me to search for exploits, and other functions ingame that may prove useful in the future. Any insight into this would be appreciated especially by someone who is familiar with these devices.