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blazinhead89 on 09 November 2008
SamuelRSmith said:
Oh god... I've just realised that blazinhead89 and headshot91 are different people.

I kept getting confused when one said that they're from Ireland, and the other from Greater London.

Damn, I feel like a fool.

 

 

lol >_>



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SamuelRSmith on 09 November 2008

It's 'cause you both had a date and "head" in your name, plus your both PS3 fans (I think).



blazinhead89 on 09 November 2008
SamuelRSmith said:
It's 'cause you both had a date and "head" in your name, plus your both PS3 fans (I think).

 

 

its cool man.



headshot91 on 09 November 2008
SamuelRSmith said:
It's 'cause you both had a date and "head" in your name, plus your both PS3 fans (I think).

 

 lol even tho they are different dates and different words after or before?! lol back to my problem tho now!



deathgod33 on 09 November 2008

maybe some of the files are corrupt



 

 

 

 

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Dogs Rule on 09 November 2008

try clearing your PS3's browser's cache, cookies, etc and delete your saved system messages if you have hundreds of them.

Then maybe try the new recovery mode:
http://www.ps3fanboy.com/2008/10/18/firmware-2-50-adds-hidden-recovery-menu/



iceissac92 on 09 November 2008

yeah clear the cookies, and cache



headshot91 on 09 November 2008

thanx evrybody btw dogs rule do you recommend one of those 6 options in the recover mode?



Dogs Rule on 09 November 2008

I'd try rebuild Database and restore filesystem

EDIT: Back up your save games first, though I do believe both keep your data.



Naraku_Diabolos on 09 November 2008

Is there a function to also compress the hard drive on the PS3? Sorry if that sounds off-topic, but I was curious if you could. If you can, you could compress the hard drive to save space.