Still not convinced? Here are some reasons why you should do it: The jailbreak will make your PS3 able to run custom code, meaning you can play games for free and use cheats. It’s fairly easy to do for beginners, so you don’t have to worry about it being too difficult! So you’re looking to get more advantages on your PS3? If that’s the case you should jailbreak your PS3 for sure. I recommend you to wait for someone to port and test the new Cobra 8.3 to 4.84.2, I will do it myself when my CFW 4.88.This post teaches you how to jailbreak your PS3 by using our PS3 Jailbreak 4.89 CFW.

Yes, it is possible to port Cobra 8.3 to Rebug 4.84.2, I have done it a month ago to test old Cobra 8.3, also created another 4.84.2 with Cobra 8.3

I recommend you to wait for someone to port and test the new Cobra 8.3 to 4.84.2, I will do it myself when my CFW 4.88.2 will be released

stage2's hashes must be updated (I think the hashes are up to date in my repository), otherwise the PS3 may freeze at start.Then you need to unpack CoreOS package from PUP, replace kernel and compile it again (any minor issue can be fatal when modifying CoreOS) After compiling stage0, you need to add the necessary patches for CFW in the new lv2_lf. If your current kernel doesn't have it, your NAND PS3 can be bricked and NOR can be semibricked when stage2 is loading. lv2_lf with stage2 fail save by and is mandatory, this will avoid bricks/semibricks while loading stage2.There are a few things to keep in mind before copying and pasting the files from my repository to flash: Click to expand.Yes, it is possible to port Cobra 8.3 to Rebug 4.84.2, I have done it a month ago to test old Cobra 8.3, also created another 4.84.2 with Cobra 8.3

Ps3 cfw rebug cobra