All i need is a 2.80 downgrader, soon ;)
i made the mistake and thought it would take ages until 2.71 is being knocked out, so i updated to 2.80!
SHIT :P
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All i need is a 2.80 downgrader, soon ;)
i made the mistake and thought it would take ages until 2.71 is being knocked out, so i updated to 2.80!
SHIT :P
hmmm i gotta try this out tho i am a 1.5 user i used to be a 2.6er but thanks to dar alez im not anymore hopefully this will work via devhook cuz id like to give it a go lol
im up n rdy 2 wait for the news
still postin wit psp: )
did u have a nice sleep? i just had dinner..lol
Hmm, I don't know where the definition of "soon" as "tomorrow" came from.
Here's the facts, do with them what you will:
As has been mentioned before - an eloader will come soon for the TIFF exploit. To expect decent 2.71 support (and especially kernel support) immediately would be naive.
2.7+ is very hard to work with, it's being worked on but you can't expect a high level of compatibility very soon.
Kernel support is being worked on, but it will still take some time. All this TIFF stuff has somewhat interrupted a lot of the kernel work.
Having said that, any eloader that is produced should support the kernel exploit in firmwares that the eloader can support, and that the kernel exploit is present in (i.e. 2.5 - 2.71). So tricks that already use the kernel exploit (like the downdater) will be possible - but again, they may require some adaptation, possibly.
pity u came a bit too late Fanjita:D
but i believe that it will only be a matter of time, different people have different definitions of 'soon'
Take as long as you need, i'm sure that patience will be rewarded with a good quality :) Good Luck!
Thank you for your post Fanjita. I think all users enjoy to have updated info. Now we'll wait for more news from you. Take your time. We prefer later and perfect.. :D Good work! Now chill out guys..
wow this is nice :D now i maybe get more use for my other psp :3
sweet :D Great News :p
I wonder if this was mentioned already... When will people learn that it's kernel and not kernal?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kernel_(computer_science)