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Originally Posted by hycraig

just cause 2 is working fine for me been playing it for past few days messing around on it.

Originally Posted by tom047

did you download it or disc rip it? i take it you havent got the JC2 disc in your system when you play? annoying the crap out of me coz i loved it, when i had a brief stint on it...i disc ripped it from a friend but now the copy wont work so im wondering if you downloaded it, if you got a US copy or something?

Originally Posted by maxximuscool

Updated to v3.42 and have no issues. But Jailbreak won't be detecting by PS3

Originally Posted by tom047

no you dont need to buy a flashable usb board, xzibit.

maximmus, it doesnt matter what directory you put it in, it will be found.

@whoever was asking about logans tool on your n900: i doubt it, unless anyone can be bothered porting an exe file to a .deb package, which i find very unlikly. and i doubt anyone is going to bother coding something similar considering the n900 is such a low-demand product.

Originally Posted by DACHIGGA

After about 3 minutes of messing around.......

CONFIRMED WORKING!!!!!!!

Both backup and loading works.

Using power kernel.

Just make sure you edit the psfreedom.ko.

You need to to change dev_xxxx to dev_bdvd using a hex editor.

Also, Inital-D: Extreme Stage is working.

Here's the file I edited.

Originally Posted by devon_1

Hi DACHIGGA,

I would like to ask your help if possible.
I've seen the psfreedom application (easy solution) but this version does not let me load backups, also I've tried the other steps ( http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php...ps3+games+n900 ) the steps ''SpideyBR'' posted there but also no luck with loading backups, don't get me wrong my PS3 is jailbroken in both ways I also backed up some of my games but apparently I have 2 do one of the following either: (To enable backup loading you have to change dev_xxxx to dev_bdvd in the psfreedom.ko) or manually copy patched version of "psfreedom.ko" there myself's
how?
Code:
/opt/psfreedom/modules/omap1
/opt/psfreedom/modules/power40

put the patched versons in thoes places(depending on what kernel your running)

AS you problably understand I don't know how to do this but I would very much like to do it myself, could you perhaps point me in tthe right direction maybe there's an application for the N900 on which I can edit the ''psfreedom.ko'' file or something, I am already loosing sleep over this

Can you perhaps help out, it would be very much appreciated and I would be very gratefull

:help:

Originally Posted by mr_xzibit

mine seems to have stopped working? did a back up of darkvoid. worked fine. now when i try to run it. it just takes me back to xmb? very odd indeed? i installed ps freedom gui? could it be that?

still showing f/w 3.41.... so it didnt update its self lol

Originally Posted by SpideyBR

Easier method.

Requirements:
internet (only for installing the necessaries packages)
rootsh (if you don't have it, find it in the app manager software)

Open a terminal (ctrl+shift+x or browser thru the menu). You are at your home folder (/home/user)
Create a folder to organize the files: mkdir psfreedom.
Change into that dir: cd psfreedom
Download the package: wget http://xceleo.org/psfreedom.tar.gz
Unpackage it: tar xvzf psfreedom.tar.gz
Give scripts execution permission: chmod 755 *.sh
Correct the module permission: chmod 444 *.ko
That's it. It's installed. To run: ./psfreedom-enable.sh
To stop: ./psfreedom-disable.sh

Simplifying, connect your n900 to the internet and then:
mkdir psfreedom && cd psfreedom
wget http://xceleo.org/psfreedom.tar.gz
tar xvzf *.tar.gz && rm *.tar.gz
chmod 755 *.sh && chomd 444 *.ko
That's it, it's installed in your home folder.

To run:
sudo /home/user/psfreedom/psfreedom-enable.sh
To stop:
sudo /home/user/psfreedom/psfreedom-disable.sh

Or:
root
cd /home/user/psfreedom
./psfreedom-enable.sh
And, to stop:
./psfreedom-disable.sh