142w ago - With the release of
PSGroove opensource PS JailBreak exploit for PS3, many are having trouble sourcing the required Teensy++, AT90USBKEY2 or AT90USB162 boards.
That said, today PS3JailBreak.com (linked above) has shared schematics for the Teensy so that users can build their own if they wish.
As always, click on the picture below to enlarge it folks.
Finally, those who aren't into DIY solutions may also wish to look into either the
AT90 USB thanks to
Fuddster or the BlackcatUSB Flash Memory Programmer (from version 1.2 on) which uses the same microcontroller (AT90USB162) as
confirmed by
chesteruhi. More on that soon, including a video!
To quote: "The full schematics are available below (1.0 are on the top 2.0 are on the bottom)."
hi dude
my ps3 is 320G. cech 3004B. base version 4.10 but now update to 4.41
can i downgrade and hack it
if yes how can i do that plz
thx...
edit: See the pics now.. it appears yours is working. I wonder why mine doesn't seem to work. I guess I'll have to quadruple check everything.
Just finished my stripped Teensy 1.0, made on a Prototyping Board. And it works
I used the BAT54C Schottky diode, and its a SMD, so its wery small. I could have just used two regular Schottky diodes. I also soldered the usb cabels shielding to the print board, to take the stress of the usb wires. Also "made" a housing for the board, from somthing i had inn my back pocket
I didn't get it to work in Win7, it wouldn't accept the drivers. Works perfect in XP. I used Flip to do the flashing, and the teensy 1.0 hex file.
Parts List:
Ceramic capacitors
3x 1uf
1x 0,1uf
2x 10pf
Metal film resistors
2X 22
2x 1k
Diodes
1x Led
1X BAT54C Schottky diode, or two regular Schottky diodes
1x Miniature switch (Print key)
1x Atmel AT90USB162-16AU IC
1x 16MHz crystal (HC-49)
1x USB cabel
1x Prototyping Board
28awg or 30awg wire
Glue, epoxy or super glue
It also doesn't work on the actual 2 Teensy 2.0 boards I got. Flashed the posted HEX file, and while the hack works..the LED didn't actually do anything. Not a huge deal, the main part works and thats what matters.
Not to be patronising or anything, but any chance you've got the polarity on your LED wrong? I made that mistake on my second board when I changed it to GND pull down and forgot to rotate the LED. That really is the most likely if you're not getting the LED lighting either way round.