Post by thread:[PICLIST] [PIC] PSX mod chip for PSOne

Does anybody have reliable PIC12C508 code & diagrams for the Sony Playstation PS One????? I've burned about 6 different versions using a couple of different diagrams and nothing works!!! John Mullan -- http://www.piclist.com hint: The list server can filter out subtopics (like ads or off topics) for you. See http://www.piclist.com/#topics

> Does anybody have reliable PIC12C508 code & diagrams for the Sony > Playstation PS One????? Yes :-) > I've burned about 6 different versions using a couple of different diagrams > and nothing works!!! No problem. First tell me the version code under your psx. Then tell me what game is causing problems. After that I can mail you proper code and parhaps diagrams too :-) (Wow, am I a nice dude or what :-))) (And please don't ansver what...) KreAture -- http://www.piclist.com hint: The list server can filter out subtopics (like ads or off topics) for you. See http://www.piclist.com/#topics

At 08:32 AM 12/10/2000 -0800, James Newton wrote: >The piclist isn't for cracking. Take this shit to a phreaking list or site. > >FIRST WARNING Hmm.. Doesn't the piclist police itself well enough? There are plenty of posts I find offensive and I just use the DELETE key. Reading your other post, Jory seems to take what I would consider a very sensible "hands-off" approach. I have seen threads that go on seemingly forever that involve sadistic things planned for animals to keep them off of lawns and out of gardens. Is sadism allowed on the piclist if it has [OT]:, but Playstation talk is forbidden because Sony needs protecting? Wake up and smell the coffee, Sony is quite capable of protecting itself, and cares for you only as far as getting your money. Granted, most of the Playstation stuff is non-technical, but I enjoy reading threads related to encryption and copy protection and countermeasures, even when it relates to our beloved PICs and attempts to read protected ones. Security through obscurity is not security. I prefer the free-speech approach. It's because of public discussion that Microchip improved the security of PICs two years ago. I've never used a Playstation or read a copy-protected PIC, reading about the process is as close as I'm likely to come, but I find it interesting and it is basically harmless. James, please do not take it upon yourself to ban people for discussing these topics. Sincerely, Bob Blick -- http://www.piclist.com hint: The PICList is archived three different ways. See http://www.piclist.com/#archives for details.

I'm not trying to cross any lines. I'm not trying to "crack" anything. These things have been done already. I DONT pirate CDs. I definitely DO manage to get some foreign games and DO make legal backups of my games. My grandkids tend to be a little rough on the CDs. I just purchased a newer model and am asking fellow PIClisters for some help. Now, if the exact subject of finding PIC code is not allowed in this list, please just point out the PICLIST rule and I will abide. For as far as I know, I've been doing my best to follow the rules while being part of the group for a couple of years now. John Mullan {Original Message removed}