SE-B has HEN-C in it... if it wasn't for HEN-C this probably wouldn't exist either. And 2.71 homebrew can be kernel aswell... look at the easy downdater.Quote:
Originally Posted by djk21108
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SE-B has HEN-C in it... if it wasn't for HEN-C this probably wouldn't exist either. And 2.71 homebrew can be kernel aswell... look at the easy downdater.Quote:
Originally Posted by djk21108
Cloudy
ok what im saying is, its stupid to use 271 homebrew when 150 homebrew is available on se-b
Well, 2.71 homebrew supports WPA for one... where 150 homebrew doesn't :)Quote:
Originally Posted by djk21108
Cloudy
Just did the upgrade and right now I´m one happy camper. Very sweet. Without a doubt Dark Alex is a PSP genius.
i've always been loyal to 1.5 but now there is no point to stick with 1.5 anymore 2.71 SE-B has everything that 1.5 has and more
I wonder when the next revision for 2.71 SE comes along? I hope that there will be some more new featues added to it! :)
I was thinking what could be done to improve the SE firmware
I guess 2.82SE.... ;)
2.82 SE? That's sounds good but someone has to try and crack the security in that to make homebrew work as 2.71 SE-B does right now.
Then how do you get the 1.50 emulators to run ??Quote:
Originally Posted by cal360
No of mine work.
Do I reinstall them or what.
I just restored it back to 1.50
Just upgraded from 1.5 - had some mixed results. ScummVM and SNES9X for example aren't working (got a 'Game cannot be started (80020130)' error), while PSPUAE worked.
Any ideas what could be wrong?? Anyway overall this is a great thing to hit the scene.
Now for a noob question: what is the deal with firmware updates with this... is there a way it can update (automatically or if i accidently do it) and if so, is there a way to disable this.