Jdevil3 said:
Lyrikalstylez said:
Scruff7 said:
Try booting into recovery mode and fixing/restoring the filesystem. It shouldn't delete anything, but will fix hard disk errors, including corrupt OS packages.
Hopefully that should work.
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dude Im sorry to sound dumb, but WHAT!!!
How do I go about doing this?
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Again, this is what I've found using google :P
Accessing the PlayStation 3 Recovery Menu
According to Maxconsole.net, the newly released 2.50 update for the PlayStation 3 supports the feature to access the Recovery Menu on the PlayStation 3.
-Read Me
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How to Access Playstation Recovery Menu
1. Turn off Playstation®3.
2. Hold The power button down; The system will turn on and turn off once again.
3. Once the System has been shutdown, re-press you finger until you hear 2 consecutive beeps
4. When you hear the 2 beeps take finger off power button.
5. You will be promted to plug in your controller via usb and then hit the PS button
6. The Recovery menu will pop up.
Supported Features of 2.50 Recovery Mode
- The current Recovery Menu supports:
- Restart System:
- Restarts the PLAYSTATION®3 System.
- Restore Default Settings:
- Reset all system settings back to default.
- Restore File System:
- Checks for corrupt/missing system files.
- Rebuild Database:
- Rebuilds the OS for the PLAYSTATION®3.
- Restore PS3 System:
- Fresh restore; Deletes everything and starts from Scratch.
- System Update:
- Update the PLAYSTATION®3 System
You have to select the "Restore file system" option... I guess
Good luck with your PlayStation 3 =)
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