@littlebalup the flash dumps uploaded by vyktor in the previous post belongs to
a legendary PS3 (\o/), please take a look at them, i been checking them and pyps3checker reports a warning for trvk_prg1 (unknown hash), also it seems there is some kind of versions/revisions mistmatch
I dont really know why because is tricky to understand how many modifications vyktor made to this console, but let me try to resume it (and please vyktor correct me if im wrong)
The console had a faulty RSX, vyktor replaced it by a 40nm RSX together with the orbis modchip, also the syscon was replaced by a special "F" model (fully flashable)
When the RSX patches was published the orbis chip was removed, and the "F" syscon was replaced back by the factory syscon (patched for the 40nm RSX)
In all this time the console was booting without hdd, and was giving a correct video output... with a warning screen that tells something like "error 8002f2f0"
In wiki is metioned this kind of error happens while installing a PUP... but this is not the case because it doesnt even have an hdd, this detail (and the mistmatching revisions/versions of revoke packages inside flash) made me think maybe it crashed at an intermediate point of a PUP firmware installation, in other words... maybe a incomplete PUP installation is what created an invalid trvk_prg1 ?
While asking vyktor about the flash modifications he made, he mentioned the flash chip was replaced too.. just because he was suspecting it could have some physicall damage inside it (permanently damaged bad blocks, or some shit), but honestly i could not understand well how many things he made to the flash chip and the current state... im assuming he was modifying the flash contents
I suggested vyktor to ask you about it because maybe the problem is something easy for you to find... or maybe you can provide a valid copy of the trvk_prg1 with the matching revision/version