Posted Mar 24, 2006 at 02:24AM by Jeff C.
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PSP homebrew - Goear PSP v1.2
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by Anonymous Coward (Unregistered) - 2006-03-24 |
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» Dangerous
I think I'ts Dangerous witout a restore to default ? Good Work, But I don't think I'll Try It without a back & forth option.
I think I'ts Dangerous witout a restore to default ? Good Work, But I don't think I'll Try It without a back & forth option.
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by Anonymous Coward (Unregistered) - 2006-03-24 |
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» yup ...
But.. if u use 1.50.. u can restore it.. upgrade and downgrade :P
hehe ^^', but its a great idea...
i think.. art have to add the restore option ^^'
But.. if u use 1.50.. u can restore it.. upgrade and downgrade :P
hehe ^^', but its a great idea...
i think.. art have to add the restore option ^^'
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by Gutya - 2006-03-24 |
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» Yes
A restore option would be alot better.
A restore option would be alot better.
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by Anonymous Coward (Unregistered) - 2006-03-24 |
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» beware
i'm a noobie, but i think writing to flash is ALWAYS dangerous. That has nothing to do with a restore function. In my opinion it's possible to save the Flash1 with e. g. FileAssistant and write it back afterwards to restore to default, but it is a dangerous step. If the files are corrupted, or your PSP turns off while copying, you risk to brick your console. Please forgive my spelling and correct me, if it didn't make any sense.
mfg lixx
i'm a noobie, but i think writing to flash is ALWAYS dangerous. That has nothing to do with a restore function. In my opinion it's possible to save the Flash1 with e. g. FileAssistant and write it back afterwards to restore to default, but it is a dangerous step. If the files are corrupted, or your PSP turns off while copying, you risk to brick your console. Please forgive my spelling and correct me, if it didn't make any sense.
mfg lixx
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by Anonymous Coward (Unregistered) - 2006-03-24 |
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» re: beware
what you forget is when you update your firmware you do the same thing and nobody is saying that it is dangerous. (only that it is stupid)
what you forget is when you update your firmware you do the same thing and nobody is saying that it is dangerous. (only that it is stupid)
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by Anonymous Coward (Unregistered) - 2006-03-24 |
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» interesting
Sometimes if you corrupt your flash1, your flash0 will recognize its corrupt and restore the defaults from itself. People have been getting that with the font hack.
Sometimes if you corrupt your flash1, your flash0 will recognize its corrupt and restore the defaults from itself. People have been getting that with the font hack.
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by Anonymous Coward (Unregistered) - 2006-03-24 |
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» gamebootmovie
Would removing the gameboot movie, speed up the boot? or will the screen just stay blank for x seconds?
Would removing the gameboot movie, speed up the boot? or will the screen just stay blank for x seconds?
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by Anonymous Coward (Unregistered) - 2006-03-24 |
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» to anon coward 3/24/06 6:34am
I'm not a newbie, I'm an electrical engineer, and bottom line is flashing *is* dangerous. That's why so many flashable devices have a backup device. Even if this program is rock-solid, things like a power surge or power outage can mess it up. On top of that, flash devices can typically only be flashed a certain number of times until they "wear out." That number is in the 10s of thousands, but this isn't a hard drive. You flash your device, you risk bricking it, end of subject.
I'm not a newbie, I'm an electrical engineer, and bottom line is flashing *is* dangerous. That's why so many flashable devices have a backup device. Even if this program is rock-solid, things like a power surge or power outage can mess it up. On top of that, flash devices can typically only be flashed a certain number of times until they "wear out." That number is in the 10s of thousands, but this isn't a hard drive. You flash your device, you risk bricking it, end of subject.
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by Anonymous Coward (Unregistered) - 2006-03-24 |
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» to Anon Coward at Mar 24, 2006 at 07:45AM
#6
"Sometimes if you corrupt your flash1, your flash0 will recognize its corrupt and restore the defaults from itself."
You said sometimes, that does not mean everytime :) Everyone should decide himself, if it's worth to risk bricking our holy psp for some other fonts or skipped movies. In my view you should think twice and after that play around with mph's firmware launcher :) flashing IS always a dangerous process (i failed some xbox flashes and had to build my own chip-flash-device to repair)
mfg lixx
#6
"Sometimes if you corrupt your flash1, your flash0 will recognize its corrupt and restore the defaults from itself."
You said sometimes, that does not mean everytime :) Everyone should decide himself, if it's worth to risk bricking our holy psp for some other fonts or skipped movies. In my view you should think twice and after that play around with mph's firmware launcher :) flashing IS always a dangerous process (i failed some xbox flashes and had to build my own chip-flash-device to repair)
mfg lixx
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by Illegal Machine - 2006-03-25 |
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» Hmmmm
I changed My gameboot.pmf, but deleting it completely? now there's an interesting idea...
It probably just displays the PSP logo then loads up all silent. But is it faster?
and I bricked a PSP with PSPset.
it CAN happen!
I changed My gameboot.pmf, but deleting it completely? now there's an interesting idea...
It probably just displays the PSP logo then loads up all silent. But is it faster?
and I bricked a PSP with PSPset.
it CAN happen!
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by Anonymous Coward (Unregistered) - 2006-03-27 |
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» Removing gameboot.pmf only remove sound
No, it's not faster. All removing the gameboot.pmf does is mute the sound.
No, it's not faster. All removing the gameboot.pmf does is mute the sound.
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