really? i dont believe it.
whenever you put a wallpaper on in 2.0> you are writing to the fregistry! this means if you do it too many times your psp will wear out? also as proof when you downgrade and then look through the bios with file assistant or one of those programs there is still that wallpaper....this is bad very bad! this means that you are writing to the registry and in theory if someone was able to put some kind of code into an image you could use the wallpaper function to brick your psp...
but the question i pose is: is writing to to the registry too often with wallpapers dangerous?
im saying its possible...the what if scenario
hey do u know how to get umds on pcs? i know it s off subject
on my pc, i've changed my registry probly thousands of times, so why would it screw up a psp?
also, *o*, you're right, som eone could probly easily do the brick thing
@motormaniac - don't ask those questions in these forums
i mean UMDs not umds, u know, get the iso on a comp and play it on there.
Well, I believe when you are using PSP Personalise (<2.0) you should be overwriting the files. They are always named 01-12.bmp. What you are seeing on the registry should just be a record of the instalation/overwrite if I'm not mistaken. As far as the posibility of a bricking situation...well one more reason to learn how to make your own wallpapers![]()
motormaniac #1 there are no PSP Emulators at the present time.
#2 you need to read the rules before you post or you may suffer the consequences
on this site you dont discuss things like this (its kind of an edgy subject as it could be use for illegal activities).... and this isnt currently possible to play commercial PSP games on your PC anyways.Originally Posted by motormaniac
yeh acually ur rite wen u take a memory card outa uir psp to switch or no memory stick the backround was saved on the hard disk on the psp so techinqully wen u downgrade to 1.5 u gotta be carfull even if its sucessfull wen u play games carfull cause dat mite **** ur psp up
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