Feel free to contact .dony. on TheCod3r's World discord and talk with him about the UART error codes he found out while decrypting a southbridge dump.
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fixed this error by replacing the Southbridge80C00138 SSD Controller interrupt HW error
Поменяй местами Tx и RxПривет,
У меня проблема с PS5.
Я не могу прочитать код ошибки. Не знаю почему.
Я использую PS5 wee tools и у меня установлены Python и PySerial.
программа прочитала код один раз и выдала мне следующее:
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Я использую FT232L для подключения к компьютеру.
Я пробовал с PS5 Code Reader и ничего.
Я подключил кабель, как на видео и скриншоте.
Just change SSD Controller.Has anyone here ever come across this code: 80871055?
Thanks for the reply. I had a shorted capacitor, just below the left side of the SSD controller. I replaced the controller and the PS5 restarted. Thank you very much.Just change SSD Controller.

2026/5/7 16:03:41 80060000 Severe Main SoC GFX Power Fail - SoC VRM Power Fail (GFX) - VRM Power Fail (GFX): Couldn't get the error factor. |-(OK 00000000 80060000 1AFD5833 150000F5 00080000 217B 0036 51B1 1C09:1B) Click for TSB InformationOn an EMD-020 board it looks like this :Hi everyone, I have an EDM-030 motherboard with the same BLOD codes: two C0020303s followed by 80810001.
I measured the standby voltage and found that the TLV62090 on the back of the motherboard had no output voltage. Replacing it didn't solve the problem. I then discovered that pin 13 had no input voltage, and although this pin leads to the front of the motherboard, I haven't been able to find where it leads.
Can anyone help?
Thank you so much for your reply. I finally found that the 0.75V on the back of the APU was not working properly. After replacing it(504X or RJ=), and PS5 was fixed!On an EMD-020 board it looks like this :
Pin 13 on the TLV62090 is labelled as 'EN' and I presume it is an input.
The TLV62090 provides 1.8 volt to a whole bunch of other components.
The signal is connected to pad M9 (GPIOA_21) of the CXD90061GG (the southbridge of the PS5), which is the output I presume.
The signal also goes to pin 2 on TPS53219ARGTR (1.35v for the memory) , also an input I presume.
Chances that the physical connection between the southbridge and those 2 other chips is broken might be small.
Likely something else is broken by which the southbridge decides that it is not OK to provide power to the memory and other components.
Or maybe the southbridge itself does not get powered up to begin with.