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Wow i got a used psp about a month ago. but i returned it for a new one becuase the keys were broken. It came with 2.5 firmware and was a Ta-082 mother board. So do you think a TA-082 downgrader is possible? Also what is diffent with ta-082 and the old boards? finally what are the chances of the ablity of homebrew on 2.6 with out gta.
yah it sucks because people with ta-082 are going to get left in the dust because most of the emulators will require 1.5 with there me engines.:mad:
i wouldnt try it..............but you might want to......maybe it'll work!Quote:
Originally Posted by Misleading
i know when i downgraded today it was amazing....snes is running..........freakin amazin!....
i just cant get dev hook working....lol
im gonna tell you this:
don't even dare downgrading your psp.
wait till the next release beacause this is just a beta
if you do it, you'll be another victim with a bricked psp
wait for the modchip. at least if it bricks, you can restore it anyway then :p
the modchip doesnt work for his mobo
i think a downgrader will never ever work for that version, the hardware is incapable of running older firmwares, even if you replace the files directly onto flash all boot fucntions will fail!!
go to the ps2dev forums and do a search, its not good news
I'm in the same boat. I suppose the only way of us being able to run kernel mode homebrew is for someone to hack the bios, and create something that will work with a downgrader app. Pretty tall order...
But here's hoping...
In the meantime, I'll be happy if people keep writing apps that will work for the 2.50/2.60 bios (especially n64, mame, neogeo etc etc :D )
i thought that fajita got kernal working on 2.5/2.6 thats why they were able to make a downgrader. So why dont they make a eloader with kernal then were good to go!
I have a 2.60 right now with the same board. Just use GTA eloader 0.97. It works but it tend to go slow and the screen went so small.........as if you are playing nintendo "game and watch". I only tried it on nintendo emulator though, I'm still experimenting my system, probably by the end of this week, I will try testing SNES emulator
there is a firmware module device that should be supporting ta-082's soon.