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Ok, la asta m-am gandit si eu dar aici apare o problema ce fac cu datele de pe laptop? Adica am si niste date pe el nu pot sa le sterg asa usor...Altfel clar, faceam cum ai zis tu. Desi o sa am 3 hdd de laptop cred ca totusi o sa-mi mai trebuiasca inca un al 4-lea hdd extern...era bine daca mergea numai sa scot hdd de 40, bag de 120 in ps3 si pun prin usb cel de 40 iar la consola si sa-l vada si mearga direct... Eventual se poate copia separat doar salvarile pe stick?
Daca esti asa de destept(asta denota comportamentul tau) de ce nu iti rezolvi problema singur? dupa ce ca omul se oboseste sa-ti raspunda, tu il iei ca la stana.Quote:
Originally Posted by mark``
Da inteleg ca l-am luat cam tare dar citeste si tu ca tot ce a scris n-avea nici legatura cu ce am intrebat, dar a mai si incurcat rau de tot hardware-ul sa zic asa. Ok sorry, dar intrebam de o solutie de back-up la situatia mea nu ca ce jack sau stiu eu ce si cum se monteaza cutarescu...
How to install a new Playstation 3 hard drive and NOT lose your data:Quote:
Originally Posted by mark``
Transfer your games, game-saves, video and music from your old Playstation 3 (PS3) HD to a new one.
What you will need:
1) A PC
2) External USB HD with at least as much capacity as the data you want to transfer over.
3) The 2.5" SATA HD you are going to install. (It must be a SATA 2.5" laptop HD)
4) A GOOD Philips head screwdriver.
What to do in a nutshell:
1) Format an external USB HD as Fat32
2) Connect external USB HD to PS3
3) Back up existing PS3 HD to external USB HD
4) Install new 2.5" SATA HD
5) Restore external USB HD data to new PS3 HD
What to do step by step:
Step 1: Format an external USB HD as FAT32!!!
Turn on your PC and connect the external USB drive to your PC. If you have a 20 GB PS3, then you can just format your drive as FAT32 and go to the next step. The PS3 only recognizes the FAT32 format so a NTFS formatted drive WILL NOT WORK.
If you need to save more than 32GB, then you will need to use a program like Western Digital's Data Life Guard Tools to format your HD as FAT32. Install the program following directions. Plug in your USB HD and run the program. Click on "Set Up Your Hard Drive". Click on the USB tab, select your device and click next. Check "Select this box if you want to change advanced options". Then check "Custom Partition" and click next. Delete any partitions you may have. Slide the slider to 100% and click on "Properties". Check "FAT32"and hit OK. Click on "Add Partition" and then click next. Click "Erase", next, then "Yes". Click "Done" and close out the program. Your External USB HD is ready to use!
Step 2: Connect external USB HD to PS3
Remove your external USB Hard Drive from your PC and connect it to the PS3�s USB ports. Turn on PS3.
Step 3: Back up existing PS3 HD to external USB HD
On your Xross Media Bar (XMB) Go to Settings>System Settings>Backup Utility>Backup and follow directions (Copying a 60GB took me about 90 minutes).
Step 4: Install new 2.5" SATA HD
Power down your PS3 and turn off the PS3 with the switch in the back. Unplug your PS3.
Stand the PS3 on its Right side. On the top (left side of PS3), you should see a plastic cover with a sticker on it. Remove this cover. (I found the best way to do this without scratching anything is to put your fingernail in the slot on one end and squeeze the cover by pushing towards the other end. This will cause the cover to arch and the middle section of the cover should bulge towards you. While doing this, grab the bulging part of the cover with your other hand and pull up.) After the cover is removed, unscrew the blue screw making sure it doesn�t fall inside the unit. Flip up the wire handle and slide towards the front of the unit. Then slide the hard drive and bracket assembly out. There are four small silver screws that hold the HD in its bracket. A word of caution. The screws holding the HD to the HD bracket are VERY TIGHT. Make sure you have a good Philips head screwdriver and be careful not to strip the head of the screws. Before you remove the HD, compare it to the new one and make sure they are similar and also note its orientation with respect to the bracket. Remove the screws and replace the HD. Replace the 4 screws. Slide the HD back into the PS3 and then slide it towards the rear of the unit. Replace the blue screw and fold down the wire handle. Replace the plastic cover. Plug the PS3 back in and turn it on. The PS3 will now detect an unformatted drive and ask you of you want to format. Hit yes and restart the system when done formatting.
Step 5: Restore external USB HD data to new PS3 HD
Go to Settings>System Settings>Backup Utility>Restore and follow directions (Wait another 90 minutes). Restart.
That's it. You�re done.
If everything went well, all of your games, game saves, music, and videos, should be there. If you were part way through a video, it will even remember where you left off as well! Enjoy your new PS3!
Numai bine.
Sigur ca da, se pot copia salvarile separat. Demouri, filme, astea le poti downloada dupa lejer. Numai ca problema apare la jocuri cu savegameurile protejate. Si eu am backupuri la savegames pe un stick de 8giga. Dar de ex la killzone2 nu pot copia nimic.Quote:
Originally Posted by mark``
Si nici asta nu stiu, daca poti cu optiunea de fullbackup sa copiezi si salvarile alea protejate (cred ca poti totusi).
Dar incearca sa iti stergi tot ce e inutil. jocuri de psn le mai poti downloada 1 data, demouri, filme, si astea le mai poti.
Gamedata nu afecteaza cu nimic, poti sterge se va instala din nou cand bagi jocu.Poti reduce semnificativ dimensiunea backupului.
NASPA uite tocmai ca am Killzone 2 si nu pot copia pe stick save-urile. AHHHHHH!
Sincer cred totusi ca poti face loc pe hardu ala de 120 si de un 10-20 giga pentru backup.Quote:
Originally Posted by mark``
Defapt oricum trebuie formatat Fat32 daca ti-e NTFS(cum banuiesc ca e) deci nasol :P
EXACT. Deci mai fac rost de un hdd asta e.
PSN va mai avea suport/va mai functiona si dupa ce ps3 va fii out-dated si va fii o generatie noua de console? ps2 network inca merge?
ba sunt si mai ieftine , insa ai nevoie de rabdare si de timp sa cauti pe net.Quote:
Originally Posted by 5uNNy
daca vrei ceva mare si de calitate iti recomand asa ceva :
TV LCD LG 42LF2500 Full HD
Televizor LCD 42" Full HD , panou pe 10 biti
P.S: daca vrei mai mic si mai ieftin gasesti de 81 la 1400ron , dar care nu sunt 1920x1080, de 81 si sa fie si full hd sunt de la 17 mil in sus...
- Contrast: 30,000:1
- Diagonala: 42 inch / 107 cm
- Rezolutie: 1920 x 1080
- Alte caracteristici: 10 bit LCD panel
- Garantie: 2 ani
exista ps3 fara citor de carduri? pentru ca azi am fost la un coleg si cand am vrut sa bag cardu de psp in ps3 nu se deschidea capacu si o trebuit sa-l desfacem cu o surubelita si cand l-am deschis ,surpriza!nu avea card reader-e si el mio zis ca ii o versiunde specila nuam pentru gaming....da eu cred ca totusi e o problema de fabricatie...care e adevarul?
Din cate tin bine minte doar variantele de 60gb si varianta 80gb NTSC au card reader.Quote:
Originally Posted by kagula_89
PlayStation 3 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia este un tabel putin mai jos pe pagina.
Cata prostie:)) ati rupt chestia aia din plastic care asa e fabricata sa nu se deschida la varianta de 40 si 80 gb:))
Lost Planet 2 demo@gamescom Lost Planet 2: Behind Closed Doors at Gamescom – PlayStation.Blog
Stai putin, nu toata lumea are de unde sa stie ce si cum. Era normal prima data sa intrebe aici si dupa sa bage surubelnita, s-a invatat minte, dar oricum nu trebuie sa fii rautacios, nu toti se nasc invatati.Quote:
Originally Posted by steauacroitoru
Eu cel putin cand stiu ca nu sunt sigur cum sta treaba undeva, intreb un specialist.Tu te apuci sa ti schimbi motorul de la masina de unul singur?
da ai dreptatea, dar sa o deschizi cu surubelnita /:) e prea de tot. ce a crezut ca e conserva? :)) oricum foarte funny.Quote:
Originally Posted by pooaul
Trebuie sa recunosc ca ma bufnit rasu cand am citit postu' lui kagula_89 ...adica am incercat si eu sa vad daca am card reader...am vazut ca nu se deschide ( am incercat..cu mana...fara sa aplic socuri sau sa trag ca nebunu' ) si m-am uitat pe google ...dar in nici un caz nu am luat o surubelnita / ciocan ca sa deschid chestia aia :)))
@ mark : de ce nu pui pur si simplu noul hdd intr-un rack ...fara sa mai scoti hddu' din ps3 si sa mai faci si backup
Poi game saveurile si game data or sa vrea sa fie salvate in general pe hardul din ps3 nu pe un hard extern. Asa puteau si sony sa lase la Slim hard de 40 si un rack cu hard de 120 langa. Si nush cat e de practic sa ai un hard disk extern conectat la ps3 tot timpul(sau ma rog cand ai nevoie)Quote:
Originally Posted by DeadlyGoD
Ai si tu dreptate...dar nu cred ca ocupa asa de mult un rack de 2"5 :D