Sony: New FW 3.41 should fix PS3 hard drive problems

PS3 firmware 3.41 wasn’t without its hiccups. The hard drive problems it caused already makes it a bust. Sony is really sorry though, and as a token of their apology they’re giving PS3 owners… another firmware update.

 

 

 

 

PS3 firmware 3.41 wasn’t without its hiccups. The hard drive problems it caused already makes it a bust. Sony is really sorry though, and as a token of their apology they’re giving PS3 owners… another firmware update.

 

SCEE says this update should fix the problems caused by the earlier 3.41 update. It’s already live, so turn your PS3 on if the old one gave you problems. Here’s more from SCEE:

 

For those users who are replacing the PS3 hard disk drive: we are aware of the symptoms with the system software update 3.41, released on July 27, and that it will cause the update to stop in some occasions while replacing the PlayStation 3 (PS3) Hard Disk Drive (HDD) if the PS3 system is installed with version 3.41.

 

To resolve these symptoms, we have released a new version of system software update 3.41 with a very minor change (the version number does not change) on August 2. If you are experiencing such symptoms when replacing the HDD of your PS3 system, we kindly ask you to use the latest data and try again. We apologise for any inconvenience this may have caused, and appreciate your understanding and continued support.

 

 

 

 

Via [EU PlayStation blog]