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rimski
Having just bought v1.52 PSP with the upgrade disc to v2.0 I want to now what i can do with the console b4 i upgrade as I believe it probably is worth not upgrading.
I f I hack my PSP what sort of things can I do and how as I have never hacked anything b4 and thought it might be worth a try.

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Please help I am in work and shouldn't be on computer

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UltraPrime
Well, at the moment you can't run homebrew on a 1.52. IF (and I'm now beginning to think it's a big IF) a downgrader gets released, it MAY be best to hold off upgrading. I got a 1.52 last week, ans as I don't have access to wireless networkig, I've not bothered myself.
netstalker
upgrade the psp to 2.0 a downgrade will never be released , by the way don't know when but the 2.0 will be hacked .. i think that someone of TeamXecuter is working on this .
Ichijoe
@ This point you have nothing to lose by upflashing to 2.0 and a Web Browser and H.264 (AVC), MP4 Video CODEC to gain. As for WAB. They're full of it, and there Bubble is about to burst.

There praying for someone to bust out with a Hexpl0t that will in all likeyhood be for 2.0, and do a 'V3' all over again. At least that's the plan...
Ninkul
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upgrade the psp to 2.0 a downgrade will never be released , by the way don't know when but the 2.0 will be hacked .. i think that someone of TeamXecuter is working on this .
They have their hands full with the other-memory device/modchip i think, last i heard from them and that was SEVERAL months ago tongue.gif
psp-dev is the only ones working on trying to crack 2.0 *cough*doubtitllhappen*cough* as far as i know

I'd say the boot sequence in 2.00 now checks if the eboot is encrypted tongue.gif
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