wraggster
May 23rd, 2008, 21:56
Magixien (http://www.pspgen.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=6925&mode=thread&order=0&thold=0) let me know earlier of news surrounding the upcoming Custom Firmware for the PSP:
The Custom SIGN 3.95 GEN is desired by all, but some problems are delaying his departure. Click for more information.
We will start with the good news because it must always be positive. The Custom firmware 3.95 GEN is over 99% in its PSP Slim & Lite version. Today, it works and can launch the VSHMenu, IRShell (with a few bugs due to the fact that IRShell is hardcoded for 3.80), PSPFiler 5.1, and so on. Please note that Popsloader is now compatible.
The bad news arrives and is intended to possessor PSP standard or "fat". To this day, if the Custom Firmware runs on the PSP and let launch UMD and ISO/CSO additional functions are not all operational. Thus, the VSHMenu, popsloader desperately freeze on our good old first-generation of PSP.
The reasons are a little obscure but the lack of memory is undoubtedly the primary factor of instability. Our shdow's dev continues its research in this area but it seems to be really difficult.
We therefore expect to happen to solve the problems of the "Fat" before the launch but if it were to lead to an impasse, the release of the current version will launch anyway.
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The Custom SIGN 3.95 GEN is desired by all, but some problems are delaying his departure. Click for more information.
We will start with the good news because it must always be positive. The Custom firmware 3.95 GEN is over 99% in its PSP Slim & Lite version. Today, it works and can launch the VSHMenu, IRShell (with a few bugs due to the fact that IRShell is hardcoded for 3.80), PSPFiler 5.1, and so on. Please note that Popsloader is now compatible.
The bad news arrives and is intended to possessor PSP standard or "fat". To this day, if the Custom Firmware runs on the PSP and let launch UMD and ISO/CSO additional functions are not all operational. Thus, the VSHMenu, popsloader desperately freeze on our good old first-generation of PSP.
The reasons are a little obscure but the lack of memory is undoubtedly the primary factor of instability. Our shdow's dev continues its research in this area but it seems to be really difficult.
We therefore expect to happen to solve the problems of the "Fat" before the launch but if it were to lead to an impasse, the release of the current version will launch anyway.
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