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>Whovian9369: /* Tools */

2019-06-11T17:35:07Z

Tools

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	Requirements: Soft/hardmodded PS3 running a custom firmware to dump the ISO to an external USB drive.		Requirements: Soft/hardmodded PS3 running a custom firmware to dump the ISO to an external USB drive.
	<ul>		<ul>
	<li>Compatible PS3 Console (As of writing, ~~all~~ consoles can be modded while on latest firmware, which is 4.84)		<li>Compatible PS3 Console (As of writing, most consoles can be modded while on latest firmware, which is 4.84)
	<ul>		<ul>
	<li>If you get a Slim made in 2011 or later, you will be able to do less than a console made in 2010 or earlier.</li>		<li>If you get a Slim made in 2011 or later, you will be able to do less than a console made in 2010 or earlier.</li>

>Whovian9369: /* Dumping metadata using Getkey */ - Minor edits and bullet points are FUN

2019-06-02T10:07:31Z

Dumping metadata using Getkey: - Minor edits and bullet points are FUN

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	* Once you install the Toolbox PKG, you should be able to see the app installed on the XMB. Launch it. Once you are inside, move to the right over the options till the "Utilities" icon options displays. Then go down till you spot the following options:		* Once you install the Toolbox PKG, you should be able to see the app installed on the XMB. Launch it. Once you are inside, move to the right over the options till the "Utilities" icon options displays. Then go down till you spot the following options:

	1. "'''Dump eid root key''' (dump eid root key at dev_hdd0/game/RBGTLBOX2/USRDIR/eid_root_key)". Once you push it, the console will create a file called "eid_root_key" on the mentioned route.		<ul>
	* NOTE: the eid_root_key is console specific.		<li>"'''Dump eid root key''' (dump eid root key at dev_hdd0/game/RBGTLBOX2/USRDIR/eid_root_key)". Once you push it, the console will create a file called "eid_root_key" on the mentioned route.
			<ul>
			<li>NOTE: the eid_root_key is console specific.
			</li>
			</ul>
			</li>
			</ul>

	Next, get a copy of the eid_root_key file:		Next, get a copy of the eid_root_key file:
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	</ul>		</ul>

	2. "'''Export Flash to File''' (Backup your current NOR/NAND flash to /dev_usb000)". As soon as you enter the option, the system will ask you to "Please insert a USB drive (/dev_usb000) with at least 256mb free and try again!". Make sure you have a USB drive (if posible, on Fat32 format) connected to the correct usb port (the right-most usb port). Try till you hit the correct port and the dumping process will start.		<ul>
			<li>"'''Export Flash to File''' (Backup your current NOR/NAND flash to /dev_usb000)". As soon as you enter the option, the system will ask you to "Please insert a USB drive (/dev_usb000) with at least 256mb free and try again!".
			<ul>
			<li>Make sure you have a USB drive (if posible, on Fat32 format) connected to the correct usb port (the right-most usb port). Try till you hit the correct port and the dumping process will start.
			</li>
			</ul>
			</li>
			</ul>


	* If everything was done correctly, once you pop the USB into a computer you should have two files: "''eid_root_key''" and something like this "''20181219-130200-FLASH-NOR-FW.81''" (The FW numbers depends on your firmware, in my case, i did it with FW 4.81).		* If everything was done correctly, once you pop the USB into a computer you should have two files: "''eid_root_key''" and something like this "''20181219-130200-FLASH-NOR-FW.81''" (The FW numbers depends on your firmware, in my case, i did it with FW 4.81).

>Whovian9369: /* Dumping metadata using Getkey */ - Couple small edits and additions.

2019-06-02T09:06:09Z

Dumping metadata using Getkey: - Couple small edits and additions.

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	Next, get a copy of the eid_root_key file:		Next, get a copy of the eid_root_key file:
	** Transfer to your computer via FTP: ~~You~~ can FTP into your console to copy the eid_root_key to your computer.		* Transfer to your computer via FTP: While booted into Rebug Toolbox or MultiMAN, you can FTP into your console to copy the eid_root_key to your computer.
	** Transfer to your thumb drive via Console: Use MultiMAN File Manager or any tool to move inside the PS3 file system to get inside the RBGTLBOX2 folder. Make sure you have a USB drive connected to the PS3. Copy the Eid Root Key and paste it to the USB drive route (should be something like /dev_usb000).		* Transfer to your thumb drive via Console:
			<ul>
			<li>Use MultiMAN File Manager or any similar tool to move inside the PS3 file system to get inside the RBGTLBOX2 folder.
			<ul>
			<li>Make sure you have a USB drive connected to the PS3. Copy the Eid Root Key and paste it to the USB drive route (should be something like /dev_usb000).
			</li>
			</ul>
			</li>
			</ul>

	2. "'''Export Flash to File''' (Backup your current NOR/NAND flash to /dev_usb000)". As soon as you enter the option, the system will ask you to "Please insert a USB drive (/dev_usb000) with at least 256mb free and try again!". Make sure you have a USB drive (if posible, on Fat32 format) connected to the correct usb port (the right-most usb port). Try till you hit the correct port and the dumping process will start.		2. "'''Export Flash to File''' (Backup your current NOR/NAND flash to /dev_usb000)". As soon as you enter the option, the system will ask you to "Please insert a USB drive (/dev_usb000) with at least 256mb free and try again!". Make sure you have a USB drive (if posible, on Fat32 format) connected to the correct usb port (the right-most usb port). Try till you hit the correct port and the dumping process will start.
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	* Now, go to "File" > "Open" and search the EID root key file. Once is opened, do CTRL+A to select all the content and copy it (CTRL+C). Go to the previous sheet ~~we created (~~the one where we pasted NOR/NAND bytes) and just paste (CTRL+V), making the bytes from the eid root key appear under the NOR/NAND ones. Go to "File" > "Save" and rename this file as "3Dump.bin"		* Now, go to "File" > "Open" and search for the EID root key file. Once is opened, do CTRL+A to select all the content and copy it (CTRL+C). Go to the previous sheet, the one where we pasted NOR/NAND bytes, and just paste (CTRL+V) the bytes from eid root key file, making the bytes from the eid root key appear under the NOR/NAND ones.

			* Go to "File" > "Save" and rename this file as "3Dump.bin"
	* Take your "3Dump.bin" file and place it on the root folder of the USB drive.		* Take your "3Dump.bin" file and place it on the root folder of the USB drive.
	* Plug your USB drive into the right-most USB port (/dev_usb000/).		* Plug your USB drive into the right-most USB port (/dev_usb000/).
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	* It creates two files on the root of the USB drive: disc.pic & getkey.log		* It creates two files on the root of the USB drive: disc.pic & getkey.log
	* The getkey.log file will contain the disc_key, disc_id and PIC. If anything went wrong creating the 3Dump.bin or extracting the data, the "getkey.log" will contain a WARNING message saying the process failed.		* The getkey.log file will contain the disc_key, disc_id and PIC. If anything went wrong creating the 3Dump.bin or extracting the data, the "getkey.log" will contain a WARNING message saying the process failed.
	* ~~Make sure~~ that you ~~provide~~ the ~~complete and correct metadata for each dump~~.		* Keep those files safe, and likely next to the games that they go with. You will need that game specific info when you submit the disc.

>Whovian9369: /* Dumping ISO using MultiMAN */ - Fix up some bullet points

2019-06-02T07:28:24Z

Dumping ISO using MultiMAN: - Fix up some bullet points

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	===Dumping ISO using MultiMAN===		===Dumping ISO using MultiMAN===
	* In the main display mode, which will be called the XMMB from here, go to the far left category called "mmCM" and select the menu option "File Manager / mmOS".		<ul>
	* You should now be on something that looks like a computer desktop		<li>In the main display mode, which will be called the XMMB from here, go to the far left category called "mmCM" and select the menu option "File Manager / mmOS".
	* use the RIGHT joystick to move the cursor around		<ul>
			<li>You should now be on something that looks like a computer desktop
			<li>Use the RIGHT joystick to move the cursor around
			</li>
			</li>
			</ul>
			</li>
			</ul>
	* Insert a game disc		* Insert a game disc
	* In the Start Menu (look at the MultiMAN icon in the bottom left of the screen, and click that button), select 'Enable Direct Disc Access'		* In the Start Menu (look at the MultiMAN icon in the bottom left of the screen, and click that button), select 'Enable Direct Disc Access'
	* Double-click the Games icon to switch back to XMMB display mode. In the mmCM category (on the far left), select 'Refresh'.		<ul>
	* The "Refresh" option is right under the "File Manager / mmOS" option in that category.		<li>Double-click the Games icon to switch back to XMMB display mode. In the mmCM category (on the far left), select 'Refresh'.
			<ul>
			<li>The "Refresh" option is right under the "File Manager / mmOS" option in that category.
			</li>
			</ul>
			</li>
			</ul>
	* Now go to the Video column. It should now show a new BD/DVD entry. Go to that new option, and hit Triangle.		* Now go to the Video column. It should now show a new BD/DVD entry. Go to that new option, and hit Triangle.
	* Select the 'Create ISO' option in that newly opened menu.		* Select the 'Create ISO' option in that newly opened menu.
	* Create the ISO to your preferred destination.		<ul>
	* For the best speeds, you should select the internal HDD.		<li>Create the ISO to your preferred destination.
	* Once the dump has finished, you can use the MultiMAN File Manager to copy/paste the ISO from the HDD's PS3ISO folder (dev_hdd0/PS3ISO/) to your USB drive.		<ul>
	* When you hover over the file you want, hit CIRCLE to open the menu to do that		<li>For the best speeds, you should select the internal HDD.
	* If your destination is FAT32, Multiman will automatically split any files bigger into multiple parts. Those files have to be combined again.		</li>
	* Suggested methods of doing this are the following:		</ul>
			</li>
			</ul>
			<ul>
			<li>Once the dump has finished, you can use the MultiMAN File Manager to copy/paste the ISO from the HDD's PS3ISO folder (dev_hdd0/PS3ISO/) to your USB drive.
			<ul>
			<li>When you hover over the file you want, hit CIRCLE to open the menu to do that
			</li>
			</ul>
			</li>
			</ul>
			<ul>
			<li>If your destination is FAT32, Multiman will automatically split any files bigger into multiple parts. Those files have to be combined again.
			<ul>
			<li>Suggested methods of doing this are the following:
			</li>
			</ul>
			</li>
			</ul>


	Windows:		Windows:

>Whovian9369: /* Tools */ - Remove stray asterisk

2019-06-02T07:25:15Z

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	Requirements: Soft/hardmodded PS3 running a custom firmware to dump the ISO to an external USB drive.		Requirements: Soft/hardmodded PS3 running a custom firmware to dump the ISO to an external USB drive.
	<ul>		<ul>
	<li>* Compatible PS3 Console (As of writing, all consoles can be modded while on latest firmware, which is 4.84)		<li>Compatible PS3 Console (As of writing, all consoles can be modded while on latest firmware, which is 4.84)
	<ul>		<ul>
	<li>If you get a Slim made in 2011 or later, you will be able to do less than a console made in 2010 or earlier.</li>		<li>If you get a Slim made in 2011 or later, you will be able to do less than a console made in 2010 or earlier.</li>

>Whovian9369: /* Dumping ISO using MultiMAN */ - Fix combining instructions and minor typo

2019-06-02T07:16:58Z

Dumping ISO using MultiMAN: - Fix combining instructions and minor typo

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	* You should now be on something that looks like a computer desktop		* You should now be on something that looks like a computer desktop
	* use the RIGHT joystick to move the cursor around		* use the RIGHT joystick to move the cursor around
	* ~~Inset~~ a game disc		* Insert a game disc
	* In the Start Menu (look at the MultiMAN icon in the bottom left of the screen, and click that button), select 'Enable Direct Disc Access'		* In the Start Menu (look at the MultiMAN icon in the bottom left of the screen, and click that button), select 'Enable Direct Disc Access'
	* Double-click the Games icon to switch back to XMMB display mode. In the mmCM category (on the far left), select 'Refresh'.		* Double-click the Games icon to switch back to XMMB display mode. In the mmCM category (on the far left), select 'Refresh'.
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	* If your destination is FAT32, Multiman will automatically split any files bigger into multiple parts. Those files have to be combined again.		* If your destination is FAT32, Multiman will automatically split any files bigger into multiple parts. Those files have to be combined again.
	* Suggested methods of doing this are the following:		* Suggested methods of doing this are the following:
	~~Windows:~~
	~~cd <directory>~~
	~~copy /b GAME.iso.* GAME.ISO~~

	Linux / macOS		Windows:
	cd <directory>		cd <directory>
	cat GAME.iso.* > GAME.ISO		copy /b GAME.iso.* GAME.ISO

			Linux / macOS:

			cd <directory>
			cat GAME.iso.* > GAME.ISO

	===Dumping metadata using Getkey===		===Dumping metadata using Getkey===
	* Download latest version of Rebug Toolbox from [https://rebug.me/downloads/] (reinstall if necessary).		* Download latest version of Rebug Toolbox from [https://rebug.me/downloads/] (reinstall if necessary).

>Whovian9369: /* Dumping with a PS3 Console with CFW 3.56 or Newer */ -- Rewrote the "MultiMAN" portion of the guide. Double check the info.

2019-06-02T07:13:54Z

Dumping with a PS3 Console with CFW 3.56 or Newer: -- Rewrote the "MultiMAN" portion of the guide. Double check the info.

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	===Dumping ISO using MultiMAN===		===Dumping ISO using MultiMAN===
	* In ~~XMMB~~ display mode, go to ~~multiMAN >~~ File Manager / mmOS.		* In the main display mode, which will be called the XMMB from here, go to the far left category called "mmCM" and select the menu option "File Manager / mmOS".
	* In the Start Menu ~~icon~~ (look at the MultiMAN icon in the left ~~botton~~ of the screen and click it), select 'Enable Direct Disc Access' ~~(with the game disc inserted).~~		* You should now be on something that looks like a computer desktop
	* Double-click the Games icon to switch back to XMMB display mode. In the ~~multiMAN column~~, select 'Refresh'.		* use the RIGHT joystick to move the cursor around
	* Now go to the Video column. It should now show a BD/DVD entry. Go to it, and ~~select~~ the 'Create ISO' option.		* Inset a game disc
	* ~~You can now copy~~ the ISO to your preferred destination. For the best speeds, select the internal HDD.		* In the Start Menu (look at the MultiMAN icon in the bottom left of the screen, and click that button), select 'Enable Direct Disc Access'
	* Once ~~it is dumped~~, you can use File Manager to copy/paste the ISO from the PS3ISO folder to your USB drive.		* Double-click the Games icon to switch back to XMMB display mode. In the mmCM category (on the far left), select 'Refresh'.
	* If your destination is ~~FAT~~, ~~>4GB ISO's that are~~ split into ~~segments~~ have to be combined again ~~(using e.g~~. copy /b).		* The "Refresh" option is right under the "File Manager / mmOS" option in that category.
			* Now go to the Video column. It should now show a new BD/DVD entry. Go to that new option, and hit Triangle.
			* Select the 'Create ISO' option in that newly opened menu.
			* Create the ISO to your preferred destination.
			* For the best speeds, you should select the internal HDD.
			* Once the dump has finished, you can use the MultiMAN File Manager to copy/paste the ISO from the HDD's PS3ISO folder (dev_hdd0/PS3ISO/) to your USB drive.
			* When you hover over the file you want, hit CIRCLE to open the menu to do that
			* If your destination is FAT32, Multiman will automatically split any files bigger into multiple parts. Those files have to be combined again.
			* Suggested methods of doing this are the following:
			Windows:
			cd <directory>
			copy /b GAME.iso.* GAME.ISO

			Linux / macOS
			cd <directory>
			cat GAME.iso.* > GAME.ISO
	===Dumping metadata using Getkey===		===Dumping metadata using Getkey===
	* Download latest version of Rebug Toolbox from [https://rebug.me/downloads/] (reinstall if necessary).		* Download latest version of Rebug Toolbox from [https://rebug.me/downloads/] (reinstall if necessary).

>Whovian9369: /* Tools */ - Force HTML List instead of the original language

2019-06-02T04:23:29Z

Tools: - Force HTML List instead of the original language

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	Requirements: Soft/hardmodded PS3 running a custom firmware to dump the ISO to an external USB drive.		Requirements: Soft/hardmodded PS3 running a custom firmware to dump the ISO to an external USB drive.
	* Compatible PS3 Console (As of writing, all consoles can be modded while on latest firmware, which is 4.84)		<ul>
	* If you get a Slim made in 2011 or later, you will be able to do less than a console made in 2010 or earlier.		<li>* Compatible PS3 Console (As of writing, all consoles can be modded while on latest firmware, which is 4.84)
			<ul>
			<li>If you get a Slim made in 2011 or later, you will be able to do less than a console made in 2010 or earlier.</li>
			<ul>
			<li>"Everything below 2500 Series, like 2000 Series Slim, are all hackable ;)" [https://www.psx-place.com/threads/looking-to-buy-a-ps3-slim-to-install-cfw-need-advice-on-models.18922/#post-129317]</li>
			</ul>
			</ul>
			</li>
			</ul>

	* "Everything below 2500 Series, like 2000 Series Slim, are all hackable ;)" [https://www.psx-place.com/threads/looking-to-buy-a-ps3-slim-to-install-cfw-need-advice-on-models.18922/#post-129317]
	* MultiMAN 04.20.00 or higher - [https://store.brewology.com/ahomebrew.php?brewid=24 Get the "Base" file]		* MultiMAN 04.20.00 or higher - [https://store.brewology.com/ahomebrew.php?brewid=24 Get the "Base" file]
	* [https://archive.org/download/GetKeyR2GameOS.7z/GetKey-r2-GameOS.7z GetKey r2]		* [https://archive.org/download/GetKeyR2GameOS.7z/GetKey-r2-GameOS.7z GetKey r2]

>Whovian9369: Add an extra newline to prevent some stuff from merging into one line

2019-06-02T04:10:27Z

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	===Tools===		===Tools===
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	Requirements: Soft/hardmodded PS3 running a custom firmware to dump the ISO to an external USB drive.		Requirements: Soft/hardmodded PS3 running a custom firmware to dump the ISO to an external USB drive.
	* Compatible PS3 Console (As of writing, all consoles can be modded while on latest firmware, which is 4.84)		* Compatible PS3 Console (As of writing, all consoles can be modded while on latest firmware, which is 4.84)
	* If you get a Slim made in 2011 or later, you will be able to do less than a console made in 2010 or earlier.		* If you get a Slim made in 2011 or later, you will be able to do less than a console made in 2010 or earlier.
	* "Everything below 2500 Series, like 2000 Series Slim, are all hackable ;)" [https://www.psx-place.com/threads/looking-to-buy-a-ps3-slim-to-install-cfw-need-advice-on-models.18922/#post-129317]
			* "Everything below 2500 Series, like 2000 Series Slim, are all hackable ;)" [https://www.psx-place.com/threads/looking-to-buy-a-ps3-slim-to-install-cfw-need-advice-on-models.18922/#post-129317]
	* MultiMAN 04.20.00 or higher - [https://store.brewology.com/ahomebrew.php?brewid=24 Get the "Base" file]		* MultiMAN 04.20.00 or higher - [https://store.brewology.com/ahomebrew.php?brewid=24 Get the "Base" file]
	* [https://archive.org/download/GetKeyR2GameOS.7z/GetKey-r2-GameOS.7z GetKey r2]		* [https://archive.org/download/GetKeyR2GameOS.7z/GetKey-r2-GameOS.7z GetKey r2]

>Whovian9369: /* Tools */

2019-06-02T04:04:39Z

Tools

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	===Tools===		===Tools===
			Whovian Note: FIX THE BULLET POINTS
	Requirements: Soft/hardmodded PS3 running a custom firmware to dump the ISO to an external USB drive.		Requirements: Soft/hardmodded PS3 running a custom firmware to dump the ISO to an external USB drive.
	* Compatible PS3 Console (As of writing, all consoles can be modded while on latest firmware, which is 4.84)		* Compatible PS3 Console (As of writing, all consoles can be modded while on latest firmware, which is 4.84)