PSP go and homebrew...

[xploren]

No, he actually said 5.50 while havin 5.51 in mind as well.

I was trying to say something like that. Guess I couldn't get my point across.

I am also too lazy to explain why, let me just remind on this:
3.60 on the Slim is a 3.50 with different drivers, while 3.52 was long out on the Fat.

This explains it all, by the way.

 

[Archaemic]

Davee was also specifically referring to the fact that 5.51 patches his kmode exploit.

 

[KezraPlanes]

For real? Damn now we need a new kmode exploit too =\

 

[eldiablov]

FYI they patched about 6 kernel exploits

 

[KezraPlanes]

Holy cow! Talk about working extra hours

 

[Davee]

FYI they patched about 6 kernel exploits

More =/
Looks like they've checked all the parameters for kernel->user exports in light of the PSP Go!

 

[KezraPlanes]

then Go! = unhackable?

 

[Davee]

then Go! = unhackable?

Probably not, it is just significantly more difficult.

 

[KezraPlanes]

Well, I dunno if it's good or bad though... Considering all the morons that want stuff for free... Unhackable would be good I guess...

 

[DarkGamer]

Every thing is hackable
What do u say davee !

'A Human Uses Only 2% Of His Brains'

 

[xiemphongthan]

Pls don't hack the PSP Go!. Sony has alr said homebrews are accepted; together with the flash memory= NO UMD. So there's absolutely no reasons for this to be hacked but piracy

 

[KezraPlanes]

Pls don't hack the PSP Go!. Sony has alr said homebrews are accepted; together with the flash memory= NO UMD. So there's absolutely no reasons for this to be hacked but piracy

Couldn't have said it any better

 

[hgrdes]

wait so let me get this straight. Homebrews are allowed to run off the sony go?

 

[KezraPlanes]

He mus be referring to the new PSN iniciatves that are rumored

 

[hgrdes]

Sony needs to learn that homebrews are good for the psp, and doesn't harm it. Retards. Oh wait, they're sony. nvm.

 

[KezraPlanes]

Sony needs to learn that homebrews are good for the psp, and doesn't harm it. Retards. Oh wait, they're sony. nvm.

Homebrew on PSP = Piracy therefore harmful. Sony aren't retards. They are protecting their business and protecting developers against true retards who can't be bothered to pay for the games they want, because they believe they are entitled to everything on a silver platter. Good business manoever whichever way you put it.

With the possible new iniciatives for the PSN, true homebrewers will finally be able to show off their work without having to resort to hacks that lead to piracy. Win/Win situation if you ask me.

 

[Itanium]

Maybe Sony has stated they aren't against homebrew, but it's hard to believe they're gonna support it in the near future. Anyway I guess not only iso-related homebrew needs kernel access (which obviously will be missing), so you should expect a less powerful "official" homebrew than current "non-official" one.

 

[Davee]

Maybe Sony has stated they aren't against homebrew, but it's hard to believe they're gonna support it in the near future. Anyway I guess not only iso-related homebrew needs kernel access (which obviously will be missing), so you should expect a less powerful "official" homebrew than current "non-official" one.

However, having an official sdk is better than using an incomplete reversed engineered one. Homebrew games won't require direct kernel access in most cases and the exported functions should be enough.

 

[hgrdes]

Homebrew on PSP = Piracy therefore harmful. Sony aren't retards. They are protecting their business and protecting developers against true retards who can't be bothered to pay for the games they want, because they believe they are entitled to everything on a silver platter. Good business manoever whichever way you put it.

With the possible new iniciatives for the PSN, true homebrewers will finally be able to show off their work without having to resort to hacks that lead to piracy. Win/Win situation if you ask me.

I'm talking about homebrew applications, not piracy games or iso/cso. Learn to read and understand before posting something that puts words in my mouth.

 

[KezraPlanes]

However, having an official sdk is better than using an incomplete reversed engineered one. Homebrew games won't require direct kernel access in most cases and the exported functions should be enough.

That means higher quality, more compatible homebrew right?