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CECHA01. Not sure that this is accurate given the low run time, but it's possible. I just received it on 3.55 OFW with the warranty sticker intact, with saves and game data for a few sports games from 2008-2011.
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CECH-2501A.
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Vader0629 said:
Not sure that this is accurate given the low run time, but it's possible. I just received it on 3.55 OFW with the warranty sticker intact, with saves and game data for a few sports games from 2008-2011.
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That PS3 is still more or less still brand new, its deffo possible as some people buy things like this from new and never use them much.

But that amount of faulty shutdowns is nuts... it looks like they just flipped the switch at the back to turn it off nearly everytime.
 
@Louis Garry
Can't help you. The tool is from 2016 and I have since years no psl1ght installed. It's all standard stuff.
You say, results are all 0. Do you mean compiling is OK, the app is running, but the printed values are 0?
If yes try to debug. I would check the syscall return value, declare global result value, get and print it.
Code: 
int32_t days, hours, mins, secs, arg_1, power_on_ctr, power_off_ctr, total_time_in_sec, res;
...
          cairo_move_to(cr, 510, 380); sprintf(buf, "%d", power_on_ctr - power_off_ctr); cairo_show_text(cr, buf);
          
          // debug
          cairo_move_to(cr, 100, 410); sprintf(buf, "sys_sm_request_be_count() ret(0x%08X)", res); cairo_show_text(cr, buf);
    }
            
      cairo_destroy(cr);
...
  // get data
  res = sys_sm_request_be_count(&arg_1, &total_time_in_sec, &power_on_ctr, &power_off_ctr);
The result has to be 0(CELL_OK), kk.
 
Cypher_CG89 said:
That PS3 is still more or less still brand new, its deffo possible as some people buy things like this from new and never use them much.

But that amount of faulty shutdowns is nuts... it looks like they just flipped the switch at the back to turn it off nearly everytime.
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My B-01 is low as well but when I got it 4.75 was the latest OFW and it was still on 2.00 and seal was still intact. If I bought it brand new for $500 you can be your ass it would have seen extensive use like my A-01 did. $600 is a lot of cash for a new system.
 
sandungas said:
Yes!... only 1 faulty shutdown
As mentioned before i think 1 is the minimal that is going to shown the actual code... but it means 0
In other words, that PS3 never had a faulty shutdown :)
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Yeah, I think your theory about having protection against faulty shutdowns is correct as well. I thought that something must prevent them too since it's pretty unreal that a development unit would never have one, especially one used this much. Hopefully someone else on here with a DECR posts their results so we have more data.

Also, if more data is needed for normal units I can check 2x CECHA, 1x CECH-2xxx, and 1x CECH-25xx. Although the data would be interesting I'm kinda too lazy to check them for now unless someone specifically needs it.
 
nowa said:
Yeah, I think your theory about having protection against faulty shutdowns is correct as well. I thought that something must prevent them too since it's pretty unreal that a development unit would never have one, especially one used this much. Hopefully someone else on here with a DECR posts their results so we have more data.
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My first thought is the secondary syscon who keeps the CELL alive incase the whole system crashes (included the primary syscon)
But dunno... maybe is made in other way... but it looks made on purpose

nowa said:
Also, if more data is needed for normal units I can check 2x CECHA, 1x CECH-2xxx, and 1x CECH-25xx. Although the data would be interesting I'm kinda too lazy to check them for now unless someone specifically needs it.
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Not needed unless they have some values that differs from standards
I would like to see the values of some CECHA or B but from someone that used them a lot (over 500 days or even over 1000)
 
Cypher_CG89 said:
You had that PS3 from brand new?

Finally some more TRUE gamers console stats .... not part timers pretending to be gamers ..... :-p
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LOL no, ive had it for about 4 years now am at the very least the 2nd or 3rd owner oldest data i found on it was from 2012-13?? cant remember very well, the warranty seal was still intact, ive obviously since opened it and done maintenance on it a few times, HDMI port is bad though, physically broken, bent and broken pins, motherboard seems fine so i guess a port replacement should do the trick. other than that its fine, cooling is still good i think. for an 8yr ps3 its not too bad id say
 
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you can remove the warranty sticker with a hair dryer or even buy them on ebay. I'm not sure how well this works. definitely, no matter what, don't plug one of those into a power strip. this is for the 360 at least. though, it doesn't really matter much anyway considering our systems are out of warranty.
 
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