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In the PlayStation 3 dumping page (https://wiki.redump.info/index.php?title= … :_ManaGunZ), it is specified that 4.89 or below is required for installing ManaGunZ (https://github.com/Zarh/ManaGunZ/releases). However, I found a fork of ManaGunZ (https://github.com/RobbedColek/ManaGunZ/tags) that allegedly works until 4.91. Even though the latest PlayStation 3 firmware as of 03/05/25 is 4.92 (https://www.playstation.com/en-us/suppo … m-software), this is still an improvement from the original project. Can I use this fork to dump my PlayStation 3 discs? If I can, can you update the wiki page to change it so everyone can use it?

Unfortunately, the wiki hasn't been updated, BUT, to dump correctly, I recommend using this fork which is available for version 4.92: https://github.com/SashaPrawn/ManaGunZ/releases/latest

As long as you provide the logs with the PIC and the disk key, your dump will be accepted.

Yes, the RobbedColek fork is made by a redump member, you can very much use it.
I haven't tried the SashaPrawn fork myself, but if Exorcism says it works, that one is fine too.
I've also updated the wiki

Exorcism wrote:Unfortunately, the wiki hasn't been updated, BUT, to dump correctly, I recommend using this fork which is available for version 4.92: https://github.com/SashaPrawn/ManaGunZ/releases/latest

As long as you provide the logs with the PIC and the disk key, your dump will be accepted.

Oh, I didn't know this fork. It seems like it works on 4.92, too (like you said). Thanks for letting me know about this fork.

Deterous wrote:Yes, the RobbedColek fork is made by a redump member, you can very much use it.
I haven't tried the SashaPrawn fork myself, but if Exorcism says it works, that one is fine too.
I've also updated the wiki

Thanks, though the wiki could be better:
     Install Evilnat CFW instructions here (use 3.56-4.92 CFW if possible). CFW is a strict requirement, HEN hacks don't provide enough access to dump metadata.
    [Download (change it to Sasha's fork)] and install ManaGunZ nightly (installation process is a straightforward launch of a .pkg file off a USB thumbstick)