playstation 5 digital firmware dump

[RossBlackk]

Re: playstation 5 digital firmware dump

Hello, please share the dump on EDM-030 CFI-1208B 61G

[jibril mohammed]

please if anyone ever found the solution to SU-101217-2 error code, should please share.
note
-wifi mac address not showing
-wont connect or detect any network
-system software wont update.

[jibril mohammed]

try to reball the ssd controller it show turn on.

[RossBlackk]

Re: playstation 5 digital firmware dump

Hello, please share the dump on EDM-030 CFI-1208B 61G

[RossBlackk]

Hello, please share the dump on EDM-030 CFI-1208B 61G

[RossBlackk]

Hello, please share the dump on EDM-030 CFI-1208B 61G

[idog]

hey were you able to fix it? it could be that the bios ic itself is faulty and need replacement, the dumb file might be okay. just that the ic itself might be fried

Unfortunately not. I've ordered new ic's and even with those still the same three beeps. I have given up.

[jibril mohammed]

I just keep talking to myself, but let's just keep updating.

So, I ordered and received a UART adapter. Installed that today and using PS5 Wee tools I was able to connect. Cleared the errorlog and tried again, still 3 beeps.
Took off the NOR ic again, and wrote back the original dump to it again, so I was back at square one. Placed it back and used UART again to read the errorlogs, and there were some errors, so I cleared those again. At this point I have the exact dump that belongs to this PS5, minus the errorlogs.

And still.. 3 beeps.

I think I have to start thinking about giving up. I do have some brand new ICs coming in, so I will give that a shot, but seeing as the UART reading and clearing the logs went well, I don't really think the IC is faulty.

hey were you able to fix it? it could be that the bios ic itself is faulty and need replacement, the dumb file might be okay. just that the ic itself might be fried

[idog]

Or if someone (@cobbes maybe ? ) can tell me how to clear the error logs from the original bin ? I have ordered a UART adapter, but if I understand correctly, the errorlogs "live" in the nor anyway, so it's just a matter of FFFFFFFF-ing the relevant address range, I guess ?

edit : Tried to do it myself by copying the 001c5000-001c58f0 range from the cleared file that Cobbes posted a few posts up into my original dump. Still the same three beeps. I don't know what to try next :/ I've attached my original with the cleared block.

I just keep talking to myself, but let's just keep updating.

So, I ordered and received a UART adapter. Installed that today and using PS5 Wee tools I was able to connect. Cleared the errorlog and tried again, still 3 beeps.
Took off the NOR ic again, and wrote back the original dump to it again, so I was back at square one. Placed it back and used UART again to read the errorlogs, and there were some errors, so I cleared those again. At this point I have the exact dump that belongs to this PS5, minus the errorlogs.

And still.. 3 beeps.

I think I have to start thinking about giving up. I do have some brand new ICs coming in, so I will give that a shot, but seeing as the UART reading and clearing the logs went well, I don't really think the IC is faulty.

[idog]

I'm at a loss here. I have a PS5, EDM-020, CFI-1116A, disc version. It has the infamous 3 beeps when I connect a powercord to it and does absolutely nothing after that.

I took off the bios ic, read it, dumped it and checked it with the C0der amazing tool (which btw tells you your file is invalid if it ends with .BIN instead of .bin. Took me some head scratches why it didn't recognize my dump at first).
Looked fine, no signs of corruption tbh.

Anyway, I used the dump someone else here posted (granted, he did say it was "untested") and overwrote the values with the ones from my PS5 using the C0der;s tool and then I used hxd to also correct the mac addresses (which for some reason the tool leaves as read-only). Then loaded it back in the tool to check, all good. Next I erased the IC, wrote the new dump, verified, all good.

But it still does the three beeps.

Can someone please take a look at my bios dumps and see if anything is off or has anyone got access to a known good bin ?

3beeps.bin is the original one I dumped. shouldbecorrect.bin is the one that I wrote back to the IC but despite its name it's still not working

Thanks !

p.s. I did take the bios ic off again and dumped it again. It was 100% identical to what I had written to it. So the IC itself should be okay, I guess.

Or if someone (@cobbes maybe ? ) can tell me how to clear the error logs from the original bin ? I have ordered a UART adapter, but if I understand correctly, the errorlogs "live" in the nor anyway, so it's just a matter of FFFFFFFF-ing the relevant address range, I guess ?

edit : Tried to do it myself by copying the 001c5000-001c58f0 range from the cleared file that Cobbes posted a few posts up into my original dump. Still the same three beeps. I don't know what to try next :/ I've attached my original with the cleared block.

[idog]

I'm at a loss here. I have a PS5, EDM-020, CFI-1116A, disc version. It has the infamous 3 beeps when I connect a powercord to it and does absolutely nothing after that.

I took off the bios ic, read it, dumped it and checked it with the C0der amazing tool (which btw tells you your file is invalid if it ends with .BIN instead of .bin. Took me some head scratches why it didn't recognize my dump at first).
Looked fine, no signs of corruption tbh.

Anyway, I used the dump someone else here posted (granted, he did say it was "untested") and overwrote the values with the ones from my PS5 using the C0der;s tool and then I used hxd to also correct the mac addresses (which for some reason the tool leaves as read-only). Then loaded it back in the tool to check, all good. Next I erased the IC, wrote the new dump, verified, all good.

But it still does the three beeps.

Can someone please take a look at my bios dumps and see if anything is off or has anyone got access to a known good bin ?

3beeps.bin is the original one I dumped. shouldbecorrect.bin is the one that I wrote back to the IC but despite its name it's still not working

Thanks !

p.s. I did take the bios ic off again and dumped it again. It was 100% identical to what I had written to it. So the IC itself should be okay, I guess.

[jucadt]

hi guys , need EDM-032 dump for 61GG please

i uploaded my currupted firmware

here u go, my disc failed so i turned it into digital. bin file may be for digital, u can reverse it back to dics. https://repair.wiki/w/PlayStation_5_...tal_Conversion

[baticzek]

I need bios EDM 033 Disc 61gg Wifi AW XM546 Cobbes

[ian23]

hello i have ps5 slim edm-041 with 3 beeps in fw 11.60 i need donor dump

[Cobbes]

If it is the original NOR dump you send, than you can write it direct back and test. If not, you can write it back for testing. If it works I would change the console infos Mobo S/N, S/N, Wifi MAC,...

[ll_r1d0_ll]

Hi. Thanks alot for this. Can you please confirm If anything else is required or shall I just flash it back to my PS5?

Anyone ?????

[ll_r1d0_ll]

I cleared the UART error logs.

Hi. Thanks alot for this. Can you please confirm If anything else is required or shall I just flash it back to my PS5?

[Cobbes]

I cleared the UART error logs.

[ll_r1d0_ll]

Hello everyone. I have a PS5 with 3 beeps issue. Since I am new with PS5 Bios Mod, could someone do it for me ? I have uploaded the original backup on my google drive The model on mobo is the following
Motherboard model : EDM-033
Model on the case : CFI-1200A

Drive Link : https://drive.google.com/drive/folde...yo?usp=sharing

Thanks in advance.

[simkard]

Hello Everyone,
I'm stuck with a CFI-2016A which has a license problem and doesn't register its disc drive (but it works 100% on another console).
PSN logs in 100%, I can download content but as soon as I try to run/play I get "Can't use this content" / "Can't connect to the server to verify your license. Wait a while, and then try again."
Of course, trying to restore license from the PS5 menu fails with error [CE] - [105628] - [2].

Trying to reinstall system from SAFE MODE (forced) with option "Reset PS5 (Reinstall System Software) ends up at 29% systematically with error [CE] - [120239] - [7]
I found a way to get it reinstalled with >>> SAFE MODE (forced) >>> [3.Repair Console Storage] or [4.Update System Software] >>> Reboot >>> asks for USB stick with necessary file >>> all goes well until arriving in PS5 menu where the console acts stable and well.
Only game that starts is Astro's Playground but ends up crashing every single time at the same location in game with error [CE] - [108255] [1].

I suspect NOR to be in cause as I don't know this console's past.

My suspicions might be correct as after dumping the NOR, here are some observations :

• Latest version installed : 25.05-11.60.00.05
• PKG reported in NOR : PKG-3486
• MAC addresses fields are full of [FF]
• Model not present at 0x001C7230 (16 Bytes) : only a bunch of [FF]
• Plastic case S/N not present at 0x001C7210 (17 Bytes) : only a bunch of [FF]
• Strange string present at 0x001C7330 over 16 bytes : PS5GNPXXXXXXXXXX (where XXXXXXXXXX are numbers beginning with 3 zeroes // example : 0001234567)

Does somebody has a CFI-2016(A) NOR dump with southbridge CXD90069GG, WiFi module J20H104 and same version (25.05-11.60.00.05) and PKG-3486 ?


Thanks !