This is the new fix that works like the other ones.
Delete your update from your ps3 menu
Download the new fix here BLES0103
and overwrite all your files :) the ones in the gamez folder not the game 1 ( you need to have the previus fix to work )
megaupload mirror download , old
multiupload download .old
UPDATE! Here is are the new files now you dont need to use the v.102 patch first. This patch can also be instald on a fresh install Download
This is a copy from Jay jays post on psx-scene.com
Here are the Steps.
- Since I had already installed successfully the game [BLES01031] using the original tutorial posted on page 1 of this thread, I then proceeded in deleting the Retail 1.02 Game Update [EP0002-BLES01031_00-CODBLOPSPATCH001-A0102-V0100-PE.pkg]--So those barely getting started with this process and have not yet installed the PKG then you are good, please SKIP to Step 2 below. -- I had to, because like I said before, I had already installed the PKG file following the first tutorial on page one.
- If you had installed it, here is how you uninstall the Retail Game Update: Simply go to your XMB Game menu, go to the very top to find the icon: Game Data Utility and select Call-Duty Black OPS and delete it.
- Extract files from BLES01031-new.rar --
_ - Overwrite all the files onto the folder you have your game [GAMEZ\BLES01031] in your PS3 HDD (internal or external). The rar will be in the exact folder directory order, so you really don't need to guess where they all go. It's important for you to understand that all you need to do is just find the files that are named the same as the patch files and replace them. How difficult is that? Search, Replace, next file. (If you use FTP then this procedure is an easy step (see below). For those that do it another way, you will have to do it by Search, Replace, Next File. -- Someone asked if they are suppose to delete all the other files that don't need replacing in the original game. Answer is "NO! Those files need to stay there!"
_ - Then put an original game disc in the drive, load your backup Manager, choose the game, and then load the game--like you are used to. -- Gaia Manager might tell you that the EBOOT.BIN file is not found, and it will prompt you to fix this issue. Allow it to fix the issue--this is normal and this is why Gaia is now a very popular manager. -- And I again I repeat YOU NEED TO INSERT AN ORIGINAL GAME DISC IN THE DRIVE TO PLAY COD.
