TARGET MANAGER ISN'T FINDING PS3 OR NEITHER CONNECTING (FIXED)

[ZombieBeastHD]

I've recently have been encountering an very annoying issue of where I'm getting this command error. Please note, I've been using TARGET MANAGER previously and it has been working. This just randomly happened and I don't know what to do about it. All DEBUG settings are correct, everything's connected, internets wired and shared...

I get the following errors (e.g. by notification by connecting to a manually created PS3 target as I can't even find it by searching):
Command Failed

192.xxx.x.xx
Connection Lost

Command: ConnectToTarget (0x1100002a)
Result: 4
Qualifier: 0x274d

Any help is appreciated!

 

[Barry]

Find your ps3 ip address and input it manually into target manager

Make sure your shared connection is correct

 

[Nostafaru]

0x1100002a, 0x274d. Hmmmm

You sure you have shared the the ethernet`s connection ?

Try changing the internet setting in the debug settings to single channel instead of dual channel. Also, make sure that if your PC and Ps3 aren't hardwired to your router, that you follow the Ps3 Wifi tutorial on youtube or any other forum.


Check in XMB -> Debug settings if "Release Check Mode" is set to "Development Mode" and "Boot mode" is set to "System Software Mode", that you have "Network Settings for Debug" set to "Single Settings". Also make sure that you use WIRED LAN connection and not Wi-Fi.


And make sure that the selected target is set to a DEBUGGING STATION(DECHA00J)

 

[ZombieBeastHD]

Find your ps3 ip address and input it manually into target manager

Make sure your shared connection is correct

Is it, like I've previously said I have been using TARGET MANAGER in the past and I've never had this issue? It just happened like 3-4 days ago. I didn't change or edit anything. Also there's only 2 connections that come up... e.g. Wireless Network Connection & Local Area Connection. I can only share my internet connection, so there's no fault of me sharing it with the incorrect one.

 

[ZombieBeastHD]

0x1100002a, 0x274d. Hmmmm

You sure you have shared the the ethernet`s connection ?

Try changing the internet setting in the debug settings to single channel instead of dual channel. Also, make sure that if your PC and Ps3 aren't hardwired to your router, that you follow the Ps3 Wifi tutorial on youtube or any other forum.


Check in XMB -> Debug settings if "Release Check Mode" is set to "Development Mode" and "Boot mode" is set to "System Software Mode", that you have "Network Settings for Debug" set to "Single Settings". Also make sure that you use WIRED LAN connection and not Wi-Fi.


And make sure that the selected target is set to a DEBUGGING STATION(DECHA00J)

LOL! I've done all that as I tried firstly fixing by searching for any type of help, there were various threads but no solution. My debug settings are all correct as I've went through them like 10 times. Could you possibly link me to the "Ps3 Wifi tuorial", my good sir?

 

[Barry]

Is it, like I've previously said I have been using TARGET MANAGER in the past and I've never had this issue? It just happened like 3-4 days ago. I didn't change or edit anything. Also there's only 2 connections that come up... e.g. Wireless Network Connection & Local Area Connection. I can only share my internet connection, so there's no fault of me sharing it with the incorrect one.

Can your ps3 can an ip address?

 

[ZombieBeastHD]

Can your ps3 can an ip address?

What? Yes it does have a IP. I changed it recently to get a open nat type, but the target manager was still functioning... :/

 

[ZombieBeastHD]

I FIXED IT! My LV2 Kernel was CEX for some reason, so if anyone is struggling with the issue I had do the following:

1. Go to REBUG TOOL BOX.
2. Go to the right 3 times untill you see "Swap LV2 Kernel".
3. Press X on it and it should swap it back to the DEX LV2 kernel.
4. Try the TARGET MANAGER, delete all targets (I only had one) and manually create a new target.
5. It should successfully connect and everything should be working fine.

 

[Barry]

Thanks for up****** us, case closed