Hacking Switch from Ferrox 4.80 CFW to Rebug CFW?

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just download the pup. 1: rename it PS3UPDAT.PUP if i remember correctly 2. Put it on folder named UPDATE on root of USB. 3 Update choosing through usb. 4 Download and install Rebug toolbox 5. When installed launch it and enable Webman 6 (optional) Launch webman settings and use a custom fan control. Mine is set at 65 degrees and doesn't go over 70 that way. VOILA you're done.
 
just download the pup. 1: rename it PS3UPDAT.PUP if i remember correctly 2. Put it on folder named UPDATE on root of USB. 3 Update choosing through usb. 4 Download and install Rebug toolbox 5. When installed launch it and enable Webman 6 (optional) Launch webman settings and use a custom fan control. Mine is set at 65 degrees and doesn't go over 70 that way. VOILA you're done.
Are you sure this will not brick? I still need an answer from this question and I'm tired of bumping :glare:
 
You might installing the newer rebug cfw in recovery mode. As far ask I know, in this mode your older cfw won't even be loaded : (you will be running the ps3 equivalent of a bootloader). Which should make it impossible for your older cfw to interfere with the installation of your newer rebug cfw.
 
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You might installing the newer rebug cfw in recovery mode. As far ask I know, in this mode your older cfw won't even be loaded : (you will be running the ps3 equivalent of a bootloader). Which should make it impossible for your older cfw to interfere with the installation of your newer rebug cfw.
OK, I already backed up my flash using mmCM, is that close to backing up NAND or NOR?

Also, are you sure Recovery Mode/Safe Mode will work for installing Rebug CFW?
 
I just installed Rebug on my PS3 and it works like a charm! It is pretty cool actually now that I get access to more features and stuff, but yeah. I tried installing it through Recovery Mode first, but it gave me a "Data is corrupted" error, so I'm pretty sure that Recovery Mode is not highly affected by CFW. So I installed it from the XMB, and it worked pretty well! :yayps3:

This thread can be locked now, it's pretty much obsolete at this point :P
 
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