PS3 Console Total Powered On Time (WebMAN Mod 1.47.25.3+ feature)

Is there a chance this data exists in a nand dump made with rebug toolbox? Curious to see what my B01 had and I'm not really interested in doing a ghetto reflow, I'm pretty sure the paste under the IHS is faulty.
 
Looks like my CECH4003A has missbehaved more than my CECH2003A......:confused:

CECH4003A:

CECH4003A Run Time.png


67 Improper shutdowns on this console... compared to 56 on a PS3 thats had CFW and xploits since they first came out??? :confused::confused:

Don't know how this is possible as its never been xploited with HAN or HEN .... untill 10mins ago.... very strange....:confused::confused:

Although the amount of times Black Ops 1 used to crash on the main opening cut-scene before the main menu would have a lot to do with this..... sitting there mashing the the X button to try and skip it as quick as possible before it did crash:mad:
 
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Im thinking that is imposible to have 0 improper shutdowns, the minimal seems to be 1
That info is updated at 2 points.... everytime you boot (so the total boots are counted in the displayed value, even if you cut the power by disconnecting the power cable), and when you complete a proper shutdown (at this point is recorded inmediatly before cutting power, but you dont see that the counter have increased until next reboot)

Lets say... a PS3 that boots for firt time is going to have:
Total number of power-on: 1
Total number of power-off: 0

If you shut it down this first time is going to have:
Total number of power-on: 1
Total number of power-off: 1
*but the PS3 is turned off, so you cant see it

At the next boot is going to have:
Total number of power-on: 2
Total number of power-off: 1

Also... im thinking if is better to display the running time + session time (and update the values in real time), doesnt makes much difference but visually is a bit more cool because the times changes

s_j said:
Is there a chance this data exists in a nand dump made with rebug toolbox? Curious to see what my B01 had and I'm not really interested in doing a ghetto reflow, I'm pretty sure the paste under the IHS is faulty.
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I guess is stored inside CELL, and is imposible to reset it
Probably is one of the things they was checking at official repair services as something orientative
 
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kuriatsu said:
I just installed webmod and learned how it works, and I believe this is the correct place...
This is a dech 2500a unit. Apparently it's very lightly used....?
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Defo very lightly, it almost brand new with them stats>8 days usage wtf.. and for a Dev unit...? These are usaully abused to death consoles, worse than CECH units.

I wonder what my DECH4000 stats are....but thats my rare PS3 baby from work and am not doing a thing to it lol.
 
It was a testing unit at superbot, so I'm not surprised it has light use. Probably a day of that is mine, maybe 2 days with all the documentation I've done on the game on it.
 
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It was a testing unit at superbot, so I'm not surprised it has light use. Probably a day of that is mine, maybe 2 days with all the documentation I've done on the game on it.
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That will do it for the low use, as that dev company only ever did one game, and the second that was in line never got to see the light of day.

sandungas said:
Also... im thinking if is better to display the running time + session time (and update the values in real time), doesnt makes much difference but visually is a bit more cool because the times changes
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webMAN MOD does display this in real time, each time it refreshes the HTML it will update the values of current seesion and total run time. Its easier to monitor this when connected to webMAN via your PC. or laptop through the browser.
 
Why I do not have this function in WEBMAN, I updated the webmana through an updater embedded in the webmana but I do not have this function
 
kuriatsu said:
I just installed webmod and learned how it works, and I believe this is the correct place...
This is a dech 2500a unit. Apparently it's very lightly used....?
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Those are 2 forum records :D
-Smaller runtime (gold trophy)
-Smaller number of faulty shutdowns (gold trophy)

Btw, you had only 2 faulty shutdowns, but if the speculations i wrote before are right is needed to substract -1 in the actual implementations of the code
So you had 2 -1 = 1 faulty shutdowns
 
CECH-4314C - IT WAS ONLY A CHANGE OF HDD IN THE FIRST 2 YEARS AND MIDDAY.
 

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Is made with syscall 391: sys_sm_request_be_count
https://www.psdevwiki.com/ps3/LV2_Functions_and_Syscalls
What is displayed in screen are this 3 values:
-total_time_in_seconds
-power_on_counter
-power_off_counter

Basically is a timer and 2 counters.... but the timer is another counter (that counts seconds ) :D

*The name of the syscall where it says "be" is refered to "CELL BE" processor, this is why i think all this values are stored inside CELL (but im not sure though)
 
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