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Update: Sony has now told
NowGamer.com that despite widespread reports they have seen no evidence of damage caused by the PS3 Firmware 3.21 update.
Sony has already upset some users by
removing the "Install OtherOS" with its PS3 Firmware 3.21 update, and based on reports from the official
PlayStation forums a sizable number of PS3 users have run into issues since updating to PlayStation 3 Firmware version 3.21 as well.
Problems after installing the update range from folks not being able to log into PSN or load a disc after the update to users not being able to turn on their PS3 at all - some have even reported freezing during the update process.
Of course, there's also lots of users that have updated without any issues whatsoever, and the problems don't seem to have yet drawn an official response from Sony.
Let us know how things worked out for you in the comments below.
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* Other OS deleted (of course, we knew that was coming!)
* Default System deleted (I wonder why?)
* The playback quality of some PlayStation® format software that is downloaded (as a purchase or for free) from PlayStation®Store has been improved. wee..... (Big deal, where is my $600 Linux box gone?)
* A security patch was added to address security vulnerabilities that may occur when playing MP4 format video files. hmm.... (That is a neat one, never heard of this "security" problem, before!)
SO IT SEEMS DEFAULT SYSTEM WAS DELETED ANYONE CARE TO EXPLAIN WHY?
I didn't just because lately every other update really screws up something that needs a further fix so, I'll patiently wait for a fix and then maybe I'll update.