its gonna suck for people with people buying psp's in the coming months if they already come preloaded with 2.82 +
need to find and explit in the 3.0 series
but yea great job everyone
anyone thought of an idea of like soldering to the memory and just erasing the memory stick and putting it on there like that ????
might take some real skill but hey its do able and if it worked for newer people that were destined to get it done thne yea ...........
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QUOTE(whatsup1044 @ Jan 9 2007, 12:49 PM) 
its gonna suck for people with people buying psp's in the coming months if they already come preloaded with 2.82 +
AFAIK, 2.81 cannot be downgraded either.
QUOTE(whatsup1044 @ Jan 9 2007, 12:49 PM)
need to find and explit in the 3.0 series
but yea great job everyone
but yea great job everyone
OK...
QUOTE(whatsup1044 @ Jan 9 2007, 12:49 PM)
anyone thought of an idea of like soldering to the memory and just erasing the memory stick and putting it on there like that ????
What do you mean? Surely you don't mean memory stick as that doesn't contain the firmware.
If you mean the flash memory on which the firmware is stored, then you would need some expensive hardware to write to it.
QUOTE(whatsup1044 @ Jan 9 2007, 12:49 PM)
might take some real skill but hey its do able and if it worked for newer people that were destined to get it done thne yea ...........
It would cost less just to buy an old (downgradable) PSP second hand.
When I got my first PSP (1.51) there was no way to run homebrew, sooner or later will be the same for those with 2.81 now.
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