URGENTE PS3 ESTAO "COM BUG DO MILENIO"

Locmen escreveu:oh meu deus ... nao csg fazr nda , na ps3 ja perdi 4 ou 5 jogos d trofeus e n csg jgar nda ... espero que a Sony resolva isto rapidamente !!!!!!!

A wide rash of game-crashing errors is spreading among the PS3-owning community at the moment, most of which can be chalked up to a 8001050F error code. This has led to a variety of unfortunate side-effects for those affected, including corrupted trophy information and an inability to access the PSN. When combined, those two issues prevent players from launching certain games, such as Heavy Rain, without being kicked back to the XMB.

We've contacted Sony to find out what's causing the issue, and when we can expect to get back to chasing down the Origami Killer. He might just be able to make a clean getaway while we suffer through this downtime.

Update: Sony has acknowledged the issue, and is "looking into it." We've yet to hear an official word on what the problem is, though it seems to be a bit larger than just the PSN. Owners of PS3 Phats are reporting that the date on their console has reverted to 12/31/1999, which is likely the cause of the data-corrupting errors. Some Phat-owners have reported receiving the errors while their console was offline, which is upsetting, to say the least. We'll let you know when we hear official word from Sony.

Everyone READ THIS PLEASE.

Here's what's going on right now: something with the PS3's internal clock has borked in some pre-slim models. This is not a PSN issue; it has to do with your PS3's clock. This clock is NOT related to the OS clock. It seems to be a leap year bug. Setting your clock ahead will do nothing. All PS3s around the world were affected at the exact same time.

Does this affect me?

-If you have a Slim PS3, you're good to go. Continue playing it as normal.
-If you have a "fat" PS3, you may be affected. Some fat PS3s have worked ok, but it seems a good majority have been bugged.

What does this bug mean?

-If affected, your date and time has been set to a random past date. This prevents you from signing into PSN, playing any PSN games, or using any DLC. Your trophies will also not display correctly or be able to sync.

How do I fix it?

-You can't. Even if you don't sign into PSN, it won't help. This is a hardware issue.

So, what do I do?

-Wait 24 hours. Other products that have had similar bugs have corrected themselves after the "bugged" day. On Monday around 6pm central time, all PS3s will automatically correct themselves...maybe.

-If that doesn't work, we'll need a firmware update from Sony, which should be a pretty important priority for them right now.

Did I lose my data/themes/etc?

Your save data/games/dlc/themes are fine. They'll be fixed when the PS3 is fixed. Trophies are uncertain right now, but they'll be fine if you've synced them before the PS3 was bugged. Unsynced trophies are an unknown right now.

If I have a bugged PS3, can I still use it?

It's probably not a good idea, as I have no idea what will happen to the trophies you earn during the bugged time. Movies/media will work fine.

So there ya go, my handy FAQ.


Possible explanation:


Originally Posted by iammeiam:
The going theory is that the PS3 is storing some form of date in GMT, then modifying that to get whatever you see in the on-screen clock. That modification process seems to be fine--the system can take 2/28/2010, 9PM GMT, add four hours, and get 3/1/2010, 1AM random time zone.

What's apparently effed, as speculation goes, is when the internal GMT-tracking rolls over to 3/1. It's either not rolling, or rolling to 2/29, at which point a system tries to add/subtract from 2/29, which it can't do because the front-end calendar doesn't have a 2/29/2010, and shit explodes. Seemed to happen around 4PM PDT, which I think is 12AM GMT, so.

And the PS3 launched in 2006; it's hit 4 2/28s so far. 2007 and 2009 were odd-numbered years; 2008 was an even, and a leap year. 2010 is the first even non-leap-year the system's been around for. If some sort of base-level math is choking on itself, it may have ruled out the odd 2007 and 2009 successfully, but is convinced the even 2010 is a leap year (this part I'm less sure of, but is why leap year could theoretically come into play at some point.)

@sonyplaystation twitter:

We're aware that many of you are having problems connecting to PSN, and yes, we're looking into it. Stay tuned for updates.

PSN status update: We're narrowing down the issue and continue to work to restore service to all. Updates as soon as we have them.

PSN status update (part 2): Readers/followers are confirming that "slim" units (120/250 GB models) are connecting normally.

raterio escreveu:

Locmen escreveu:oh meu deus ... nao csg fazr nda , na ps3 ja perdi 4 ou 5 jogos d trofeus e n csg jgar nda ... espero que a Sony resolva isto rapidamente !!!!!!!

mas tentas-te agora?

a PS funciona ou o que é que acontece após ligares? e se alterares a data?

stsrui escreveu:ainda bem que eu tenho a slim!!!

a sony mete cada prego, só dá ainda mais razões ao pessoal que diz que o Live da xbox é melhor.

rodrigo785 escreveu:vim agora a hora do almoço para casa e eu nao consigo fazer login. espero que quando voltar das aulas ja esteja tudo bem -_-

TvproPovo escreveu:Ainda no sábado enfiei um disco de 500Gb na preta... será que tenho de ir comprar uma das magrinhas... fdx...

rodrigo785 escreveu:e o que é que eu posso fazer?

Locmen escreveu:bem... as fats só têm trazido problemas, nem com memórias externas lá vão... as slims assim vão ganhas nas vendas

raterio escreveu:pois olha se não morrer desta doença do BUG BISSESTO morre do disco que lá puses-te pois esse processador te garanto que não vai aguentar os 500GB...lol... eu tive de comprar um de apenas 320 por causa disso

a não ser que tenhas comprado um SATA muito especial que eu não conheça