Posted Jun 25, 2007 at 07:12PM by Gino D. Listed in: Hacks & Exploits, Videos Tags: memory stick, Sony, China, Amazon, Dark AleX, Noobz
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The Illuminati exploit (on dl.qj.net) has been downloaded around 4,000+ times. Lumines sales are reaching stellar marks with a 14,000% increase on Amazon. And right about now, everyone's just sitting, waiting, and wishing for that downgrader. Seems like we should turn our eyes to the other side of the planet for a softdown for PSP FW 3.50 though. Or do we?

Below is a video fished off of the far reaches of the net, hailing all the way from a store in Shenzhen (a sub-province in Guangdong, China) where they claim to know how to softdown a PSP with firmware 3.10 or higher. This vid shows a PSP FW 3.50 downgrade in action with the help of what some people strongly believe to be "the magical un-bricking" memory stick and battery from Sony.

Why so? It's because the salesclerk from the store kept telling the girl (the one videotaping the whole downgrading process) to only show the right side of the PSP - not the left side where the memory stick can be seen. Seems like these guys want to keep things under wraps. (Damn!)

 



Common sentiment online holds that the video doesn't appear to be fake and pretty much the real deal. We've yet to hear anything from Dark AleX or Noobz about this, so keep on your toes for more updates! The (homebrew) game's afoot!

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   by a (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
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   Re: SKY (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » Fake!!

It could be fake, In that video, The girl asked: "why don't you use a higher pixel camera?", the guy replied:"I don't wanna use a higher pixel camera because other people would really understand what I am doing." (that means he wanna trick the buyer).

   Re: SKY (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » Fake!!!

It could be fake, In that video, The girl asked: "why don't you use a higher pixel camera?", the guy replied:"I do not wanna use a higher pixel camera because other people would not really understand what I am doing." (that means he wanna trick the buyer).

   Re: Wicked_Insider - 2007-06-25
 » I'm wondering...

... whats the point in downgrading if somebody has found a way to run HB from 3.50?

   Re: hmm.. (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » the special battery?

If I remember correctly that is the special battery you can see that by the yellow glint..... as for the memory stick part I read something somewhere about there being a "jumper battery to get the unbricker working and then there is a normal memory stick that has the firmware on it

well that's my 2 cents and a half

   Re: Phyer (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » No welcome / setup?

Did anyone else notice that this PSP did not go through the normal initial setup process that all "out of the box" PSP's do? I call bull*****.

   Re: hjyrh (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » WHo caresss

The psp guys are smart there going to figure this crap out sooner or later.

   Re: VSG (Unregistered) - 2007-06-26
 » ok

ok you earned your minute of FAME, now back to waiting for REAL softwares for the general gaming public. DA and gang are the ones we TRUST!

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   Re: rob (Unregistered) - 2007-06-26
 » CFW Version Changer...

And a movie to make it look like somethings happening perhaps?

   Re: cough (Unregistered) - 2007-06-26
 » SARS

hey is it just me or did that girl have SARS

   Re: b (Unregistered) - 2007-06-26
 » c

they could be hiding the left side to hide what he is doing with the buttons

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   Re: CBMaster (Unregistered) - 2007-06-26
 » JigKick for real? Let's see...

I live in Laredo, TX where the PlayStation Repair and Replacement Facility is. I know a couple of sources that work there (I met one on November 16 who was installing a PlayStation kiosk) and I'll see if this battery and memory stick is true, and if I can have one :D

   Re: gam (Unregistered) - 2007-06-26
 » auto boot

he could have used the auto eboot to make it look like a program just started up

   Re: lost4468 (Unregistered) - 2007-06-26
 » omgz

didnt u guys notice that when he first gets the psp the version is on the top the after downgrade its in the middleor is it like this also he may not want u to see mem stick as em stick light is part of software and theres no software which menas people whoud say its fake as he didnt have no light if this is real they woud make a mint in unbricking psp's.

   Re: noob (Unregistered) - 2007-06-26
 » idea

did anyone notice that at the end when the guy was navigating through the psp to show us the FW that when he went to the video and photo section, NO MEMORY STICK INDICATOR came up. The picture of the mem stick that shows how much memory your psp has never came up. So i guess it could be possible that there was no stick in it. Or they could have switched them. But i could be VERY wrong because i am a noob and have a 3.50 FW psp. The only cool thing i have on my psp is DIGIPLAY. So forgive me if im wrong... And if anyone has anything cool for 3.50 PLEASE TELL ME!

   Re: jnwpse - 2007-07-07
 » OTA Downgrading

I have a feeling this guy found a way to downgrade the psp over the air(OTA) through wifi,but he didnt want anybody to see the lighting so nobody gets any ideas.Maybe for this downgrader you have to have the wifi on but he doesnt want anybody to know.who knows......elaborate
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   by BoBo (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » Wow!

Gotta get me a copy!


   Re: omg (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » Wow

hahhahah Hella Magical!! It's that thing they put in the back of it... Thas right Chinese did it first!! Holla!!

   Re: UZu (Unregistered) - 2007-06-26
 » :D

Made in China! no suprise here.
   by a (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » 1st

haha !


   Re: a (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » *****

haha !
   by awesome (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » ..

I wonder if their offering this as a service..?

   by XxKill3RxX (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » guess

maybe they don't want the right side to be filmed because of the memory stick light. it could be fake and they're not showing the memory stick light because it's not blinking, or maybe it's real and they just don't want us to see the memory stick light.


   Re: Exodus (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » What?

How does that make any sense though?

The video doesn't cut out, so it's not like there was editing involved.

Even if it WAS a hoax, and that was the problem, it's not hard to make the PSP read something from the memory stick to make it appear as flashing, even if it's not doing anything.

   Re: XxKill3RxX (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » just a thought

but remember, it's 3.50. the only homebrew on 3.50 (currently) is the hello world. it could have been something through the web browser (flash, html, javascript, etc.) and he just turned it on from being in the internet browser... but that would mean editing the video. so it could be real. what I said was just a thought or guess.

   Re: asd (Unregistered) - 2007-06-26
 » asd

Theres alot of better things to do in china than edit a video n make it look real unless they plan to sell that crap, plus the memory stick light could be easily edited.

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   Re: dark treason (Unregistered) - 2007-06-27
 » or maybe,or maybe,or mabey

or mabey they dont want to give it away so people don't take there idea,or mabey its something that is meant to be talked about or maybed.Honestly a could care less because I am really tired and just got off a plain.
   by GW2 (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » im calling shinanigans

they didnt even launch a game or anything just popped in a memory stick and BAM it worked. we all know that doesnt happen.


   Re: Exodus (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » Again, What?

That doesn't make sense either. You don't even KNOW if they put a memory stick in.

He put a battery in, and it OBVIOUSLY did something, because the PSP appears to have went into service mode, or something of the sort.

If it's false, good on you, but it still doesn't mean anything.

   Re: Hunter Onhika (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » what if

what if the MS is a special card connected to a PC of some sort
He didn't want us to see the connection

   Re: Sojiroh (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » .

I think that it doesn't need a application because, as the title says, it uses the magical memstick. And, from what i understand, it doens't need any additional application because it is used for un-bricking, and how are you going to execute an application if it is bricked?

   Re: Exodus (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » .

Does it matter though?

Even if it was connected to a PC, it still downgraded it.

   Re: Wolfi (Unregistered) - 2007-06-26
 » Easy to cheat

He has an autorunned programm, there is no point in hiding the blinking of the memory stick's LED
   by Sojiroh (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » my guess

I think that this is real, and that sometime soon we are going to know how to do this.

   by Steven (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » THIS IS REAL

hey all, this is real, i use to live in hongkong, they sell these services in malls and places with lots of programs and stuff, not suprised that they have a service for the psp, pretty cool hey?

   by jkoz - 2007-06-25
 » i call schenanagins

why the hell dont they want the ms light shown? cause its gotta be a clever fake... if they dont want to get into trouble, they shouldnt make the damn video in the first place, i dont see what good not showing the ms light does


   Re: GW2 (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » stole my subject line!

and you spelled it wrong too

   Re: jkoz - 2007-06-25
 » .

i didnt steal it, its not yours to keep...

   Re: .. (Unregistered) - 2007-06-26
 » ..

That's right, it's mine.

   Re: rawr (Unregistered) - 2007-06-26
 » ..

lol what a thief
   by fake (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » fake

fake, why not show left side, *****s.


   Re: jnwpse - 2007-07-07
 » video

It might be a video and when you play anything off the memory stick the memory stick light will light up in a certain way. The whole thing is probably just a video pre-edited with photoshop cs3
   by Squake (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » Eh

I wouldn't doubt that if it was real or not. The Japan are pretty smart..


   Re: Wolfi (Unregistered) - 2007-06-26
 » duh

China is not in Japan as we are speakin, maybe later.
You're surely an american *****got who can't tell where my country is xD
   by Uh (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » Mmm

Thats FAKE.

THey are just running a homebrew that 'changes' the psp version ... SIMPLE. Thats easy to DO..


   Re: .. (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » .

And what about mac adress and nickname position? (3.50)
   by darkitatchi (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » What?

is it me or did it only downgrade to 2.71? It wasn't clear at the end but if it was 2.71 then why not go all the way to 1.50?


   Re: Brenda (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » please

STFU NOOB Cuz he can do what he want

   Re: 1.00 (Unregistered) - 2007-06-26
 » why not??

why not go to bogus 1.00 just to show off
   by STEVEN (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » THIS IS WHY THEY DONT SHOW LEFT SIDE

they are NOT hiding the memory stick but the screen, the chinese people who r selling this program does not want anyone to know anything about it so nobody knows so they can sell it and make more money, not the memory stick.....!


   Re: aaron (Unregistered) - 2007-06-26
 » Nooo thats not why there not showing the left side

The reason why there not showing the left side is they are NOT hiding the memory stick but the screen, the chinese people who r selling this program does not want anyone to know anything about it so nobody knows so they can sell it and make more money, not the memory stick.....! Thats why u noob....
   by a (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » s

holly sh*t ...

   by Omen (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » fake

just after the 3:55 point the psp and hand completely disappears, it wouldn't be that unfeasable to assume he had a second psp with a power cable plugged in that he switched over.

really amatuer and lame job imho.


   Re: hm (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » fake

I second that. I saw the psp go off the screen and I was like wtf? they believe that?

   Re: yes (Unregistered) - 2007-06-26
 » but maybe...

did anyone notice that at the end when the guy was navigating through the psp to show us the FW that when he went to the video and photo section, NO MEMORY STICK INDICATOR came up. The picture of the mem stick that shows how much memory your psp has never came up. So i guess it could be possible that there was no stick in it. Or they could have switched them. But i could be VERY wrong because i am a noob and have a 3.50 FW psp. The only cool thing i have on my psp is DIGIPLAY. So forgive me if im wrong...
   by Physx (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » Not Fake.

Each stick has its own unique serial number and when its placed in the PSP, along with a Certain voltage battery will flash the PSP back to whatever version is on the stick. much like the Recovery menu on OE firmwares.

These sticks are not write-able, you cannot change any of the data on them they are read only which is why it was only flashed back to 2.71.

Now back to the serial number, if the camera managed to pick up the serial number and sony saw this, they could easily track it down with legal threats and so on and then the person would be, well, *****ed.


   Re: incredible (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » @holes

i wish these morons who release these hacks for all firmwares understand the damage theyre doing.nowadays ppl with unhackable firmwares keep the psp alive for those of us who bought them early. wtf is the point of hacking your psp to play iso's if the games are only getting *****ing crappier.morons good job keep *****ing everything up.psp +dreamcast.

   Re: jkoz - 2007-06-25
 » uh.... riiight.

yeah dude, like they can read a *****ing serial number off of a *****ty youtube video.

   Re: .. (Unregistered) - 2007-06-26
 » ..

@ none: Well, what if when you do add voltage to the third pin, your ***** PSP explodes? We don't know what will happen if we do that, and that's why people don't want to try it. I certainly don't want to damage my PSP...

   Re: DJ (Unregistered) - 2007-06-28
 » besides....

what are you gonna connect? positive or negative?
   by ? (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » No way

Why were the version and mac address switched while it was at 3.50 and then at 2.71 they were back to normal


   Re: . (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » .

Its normal.
it's like this since the 3.50 firmware

   Re: rawr (Unregistered) - 2007-06-26
 » ..

owned
   by incredible idiot (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » you dumb *****

yeah

   by nathan42100 (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » I knew it...

I once replied to someone in the forums about how the PSP checks the memory stick for a file on start up because it blinked too long just to detect that it was there. I knew it had to be looking for a certain file, I just never knew which one. And I still don't. Someone needs to hook up a cable between the card reader on the PSP and a serial port and look to see what it is requesting...


   Re: . (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » .

propably for a special signal from battery connected to:
http://images30.fotosik.pl/8/837030dff8e1db2b.jpg
http://images26.fotosik.pl/8/d874fde74e8affcf.jpg
   by IAMDAOZ (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » i want that

OMG I WANT THAT!

   by You Idiots (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » some people....

Some people that post on here aren't really smart. Why on earth would they be hiding the memstick's light? It's obvious they were hiding information that was being shown on the psp's screen. Information that could lead to a program being written to downgrade the psp easily just like they're doing and therefore means bad business for them?

If they were hiding the memstick's light, they coulda easily done that without leaving our more than half of the psp's screen!


   Re: fasd (Unregistered) - 2007-06-26
 » sf

Yeah, because you can write a downgrader based entirely on the on-screen output shown in a video.
   by my name (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » could possibly, maybe, sorta, be real

I was studying it.
and it does look pretty legit.

I think they may have set up the psp before hand, so it doesn't need to go through the whole initial boot process just to save time.

but they do switch memory sticks early on. and after they switch batteries they remove the battery in general.

my theory behind all of it:
The memory stick switched contains the needed firmware files.
The battery is just a modified sony battery. with the positive end switched to connect to the third input.
The power cable is connected because the third connection can only boot the psp. into a sort of recovery/safe mode. The cable is needed to power the screen.
The battery is removed upon startup because the charger cable only charges the regular positive connection, but doesn't stop flow of the secondary positive connection being used, so the power cable and the battery are now both powering the nand. this could somehow mess up the writing process of the firmware, so the battery is only used to "jump start" the psp. but once the psp is going the charger cabel is all the power needed.
Once started the psp is in this "recovery" mode where you perform diagnostic tests to see if everything is working(recognizes button inputs, read/write to the MS/usb connection) and, if needed, write to the flash. which is what they do.

I'm not sure why he doesn't want the left of the psp shown. They don't jsut not show the left of the psp, but a majority of the screen. I think the psp may displ;ay things about that specific psp. Mac address and serial number. maybe he's afraid sony could possibly find him based on this information, or if he sells it to a customer, findthat customer and lead back to him. it could just be a paranoid thing.
I don't think it has anything to do with the MS light. if he was using a homebrew app to fake it, he could of probably easily loaded a useless file into the memory, or wrote some useless file to the stick in a background process to make it look relistic.

I think this actual diagnostic mode is actually on all psps. it would be easier to diagnos a problem from the actual unit than using the serial port, or usb connection on a ocmputer. Plus if one of those things is broken they can't run any tests at all. this mode has to be present on all psps to check things like temperature, button responses, make sure no dead spots are in the analog movement. whether the charger cable is recognized and tons of other things. something a pc can't do. A lot of devices have a thing like this. To see what I'm talking about turn off your ipod completely. and when you turn it on again hold down the menu, and rewind button. it'll boot into diagnostic mode. Most devices carry this. the psps is just a little harder to get to apparently.

as far as I'm concerned this seems plausible.


   Re: bbb (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » everyone

everyone, this "downgrader" is real, so what if it was a different mac adress, it went down, and when they put this up for download all of you retards who called this bull***** is going to feel really stupid for talking ***** to something that actually works... aint the video enough?
to me thats enough proof, just wait. you gon see a download link to this "magic files" for downgration.

   Re: Jason (Unregistered) - 2007-06-26
 » sooo.. bbb

how exactly are you gonna get hold of the battery..
download it?

   Re: wha? (Unregistered) - 2007-06-26
 » yeah right

Like they are gonna upload that info to the web.. if it was real that place does it for $$$ and they certainly wouldn't want us to hve it.. if we did they'd be out of business.. so don't expet this online anytime soon unless someone manages to get it first outside the business
   by XxKill3RxX (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » another thought

i just thought of somthing. when he turns the psp back on it looks like he holds down L and maybe triangle. maybe the psp has two internal flashes and wehn he held down L it booted 2.71 and holding triangle booted the homebrew application that looked like it was flashing the psp. there could be many possibilities that this is fake and there can be many possibilties that this is real.


   Re: weirdkd08 - 2007-06-25
 » no web browser

when they turn it on there is no web browser icon or maybe its just the video
but hey thats my thougth remeber there is an application that u can name ur firmaware into anything
mabey thats wat they did or mabey this could be the end of sony
   by my name (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » @XxKill3RxX

usually to get into a diagnostic mode you need to hold down a sertain button combinaiton.
this prevetns anyone that doesn't know the combination from entering this mode.

and in the case with the psp, anyone who gets ahold of the battery that doesn't know it's purpose will probably disregard it hen they try to power their psp with it. unless you know the purpose of the battery you would never think to find a way ot actually use it. Sony doesn't want people to access this mode. but at the sme time don't want to make it a pain for them to access it. so a simple button combination fares just as well.


   Re: Karlos (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » Service mode

Yes this could be quite feasable. I agree here that the service mode does actually exist on the PSP and Sony would be the first to express their interest in preventing the public on knowing about this considering the whole custom firmware battle. My only question is that a tool like this would not be available to the general public, if anything i would be expecting a Playstation repair centre to only have something like this. Definatley interesting how this guy got the unbricking package.
   by imperia - 2007-06-25
 » 3.10 - 3.50 downgrade

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=140132560287

maybe this is not fake. if you look at ebay you will see a guy offering downgrade for 3.10 - 3.50 even.

GG


   Re: PSPMASTEr (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » FAKE MOD CHIP

All they did was in stall a mod chip inserted a memory stick to fool us then they wrapped it up thenactivated the mod chip!!! DERRRR

   Re: . (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » .

yes, but via modchip
   by imperia - 2007-06-25
 » psp

downgradable psp = more sales of the console = money for $ony


   Re: ValiX (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » Did anyone notice?

That in the SYSTEM INFORMATION part, that 'System Software, Mac Address and Nickname' were all around the wrong way?

I thought it was meant to be:
MAC Address
System Software
Nickname

NOT

SYSTEM SOFTWARE
NICKNAME
MAC ADDRESS

   Re: my name (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » @ValiX

if that's true then it is a fake.

I had come up with my own fake theory aswell, but after typing up how it could be real I didn't fee like getting into it.

basically, in short.
old custom firmware.
psp originally automatically boots into dechook emulating a later firmware, that has been changed to appear as 3.50
turn the system off. play with the battery to make it look like your doing something, restart the psp, and holding down those buttons auto launches a homebrew made to look like the screen showed.
don't show left of psp because the MS light WILL be flashing. if it was actually running a service mode from the psp itself the MS will not need to flash unless writing the firmware. which it would not need to do at the beginning.

so in short, that was my second idea. I just didn't feel like typing it out.

but this whole mac address placement thing pretty much solidifies it as fake.
I didn't know about that since I never used 3.50

   Re: . (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » .

@my name

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v+DluV_FU2cKg
check first 30seconds
   by name (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » MAC adress

In 3.50 the mac is first one and in 2.71 he in the end.
Why?
Fake?


   Re: DarkSlaya (Unregistered) - 2007-06-26
 » .

Could've been switched around in 3.5
   by dockal_rudi (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » here are the files

google for psp $CE leak
first site demonoid (you have to be registered)


   Re: d (Unregistered) - 2007-06-25
 » yup, it is true

http://img440.imageshack.us/img440/1164/magicmemorystickzb2jn4.jpg

   Re: Frunk (Unregistered) - 2007-06-26
 » That'd be great

If Demonoid wasn't down right now
   by be2003?:] (Unregistered) - 2007-06-26
 » tada! lol!

http://www.ps3korea.com/forums/showthread.php?t=11110


   Re: kimd41 (Unregistered) - 2007-06-26
 » Whoa!

Damn that is awesome! Great find!

   Re: darkitatchi (Unregistered) - 2007-06-26
 » wow

ok what do people think of this link? I don't even know what to say but it looks cool though

   Re: simmy (Unregistered) - 2007-06-26
 » FAKE!

it's stated on one of the website that the author of those photoshopped image admit that it's being photoshopped... not legit!


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