| klystron said: joeorc, I'm not so sure. If the chip itself has crashed because of a bug in its leap year logic, then the only way to get it to reset may be to actually power it off. (Remove mains power and the voltage.) Dallas 1-wire clock chips have a reset command but if the chip is stuck doing something stupid then it may not respond to it. If it was a simple reset then it would have probably been released already, unless a lot of testing is going on to prove that this is the only problem. Obviously they don't want to rush things and have to release multiple updates. |
yes I know what your saying, but Odd's are no you would not have to have the power removed in order to do that, yes it's one way but you can reflash the CHIPS BIOS which i have done plenty of time's to working PC's that needed a BIOS update for some reason or another. That is most likely the case with the PS3
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Proud psOne/2/3/p owner. I survived Aplcalyps3 and all I got was this lousy Signature.
