KezraPlanes
Just some dood
Agreed. I used to be quite more vocal about it in the past too xD But I believe everyone supports homebrew here, but people like me and Josey really hate the downsides it brings.
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Agreed. I used to be quite more vocal about it in the past too xD But I believe everyone supports homebrew here, but people like me and Josey really hate the downsides it brings.
El Xando
"Dam whippersnapper"
It seems this is developing more and more: http://geohot.com
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Bizarre
Guest
I have a few questions, I'm on the latest firmware is this what is being exploited? Or will there be a downgrade? One more, my PS3 refuses to play games, it'll freeze or just won't load, will this lead to back-up games on the HDD like xbox? I refuse to pay $250.
slicer4ever
Coding random shit
1. theoretically, this should lead to no exploits, since everything would be signed, their's no need for an exploit
2. not needed
3. knowing people....yes, eventually
of course sony won't just let this slide by, so i'm sure it'll be stopped in 3.60 somehow(either with methods talked about earliar in this thread, or ?)
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Bizarre
Guest
So it would be safe not to upgrade to any firmware coming out soon?
slicer4ever
Coding random shit
yea, i'd wait for people to say if it's safe or not before doing any upgrades in the future, at least if u don't want to buy a new ps3 to play ur games
Just posted this in the PSPGo downgrader thread too, but it deserves a mention here moreso. Mathieulh has managed to find the PSP keys as a result of this hack. PSP EBOOT.PBPs can now be signed. Almost brings a tear to the eye! I remember back in the day how signing EBOOTs were impossible and how we would talk about running unsigned code on our PSPs! This is like the second Pandora's battery in a way, all PSPs are now hackable and if it's like the PS3 this is unpatchable.
slicer4ever
Coding random shit
a thread for this has already been created: http://forums.exophase.com/showthread.php?t=22286
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Bizarre
Guest
I'm curious, for the PSP access, I keep seeing people say CFW is not needed, just wondering how plugins, vsh menu and recovery mode would work?
discostu668
New Member
yes, let's all praise these twits and "LOL" at sony for "failing" because the only reason they figured anything out was because some asshole stole sony's official SDK and sold it off.
Josey Wales
Evil Poptart
Ouch, someone seems a bit bitter.
Sony employee maybe?
Sony employee maybe?
Dan
Contributor
Fixed.
discostu668
New Member
@ Josey:
yes, because everyone who doesn't see the need to run a shitty OS on a device that was specifically designed for *gaming* is automatically a sony employee...
these people really need to direct their pent up sexual frustrations elsewhere.
yes, because everyone who doesn't see the need to run a shitty OS on a device that was specifically designed for *gaming* is automatically a sony employee...
these people really need to direct their pent up sexual frustrations elsewhere.
Robby
Los Doyers!
There is still a fail in the coding part itself.