Is Downgrading the Best Way To Go

[Privateer]

I'm pretty sure it can do both.

[Dickhead]

Yeah lets just hope someone releases a hack to patch 2.6 so that we can access kernel homebrew without the GTA eloader. I think it is more accessable to select your homebrew in the PSP Game menu screen than in the GTA eloader

[vettacossx]

thats what id like as well 2.6 to apply the kernall for better homebrew is a gr8 idea imagine the 2.6 and EVERY FW up 2 it running KERNALL FULLY EXPLOITED HB that should make ALL FW users happy KERNALL EMULATION and KERNALL ELOADER are the bigger picture and KERNALL trueley is the point

[gunntims0103]

i have to admit im a bit scared of downgrading my psp 2.6 i dont care call me a pu$$i if you want im waiting for that kernal mode e-loader to be out i can wait for that we can now have 1.5 hombrew capabilitys on 2.6 thats cool with me

hey vettacossx what im waiting for if for dcemu to slap you with a modders tag or sumthing cause your mod skills are alsum you do alot of contributing here

[Accordion]

no it aint. just create another resource to emulate the security. yur missing something in how u understand how it works.

hardware is the only way to prevent emulation. if your hardware supports certain things it can emulate... certain things. and if it doesnt have those requirements, then it cant emulate that system. sony would have to add a requirement via hardware to overwhelm earlier hardware versions' emulation capability.

in short, if the new security whatever can be ran on any psp (for example, updating), then it can be emulated on any psp.

what i said in an earlier post was that sony could easily sign each update eboot to your mac address, and then sign each firmware file to the mac address, then the files coulf not be transferred between two psps and we wouldnt have access to the decrypted files ( we still dont have access to the 2.6 decryption)

[vettacossx]

im cool with the dcemu pro just wish vettacossx was in bold yo ...lmao ....but thanks guntims your my fav new lua coder 2 cant wait for next sora off topic though sorry guys

[Dickhead]

Also I say to people with only one PSP stay on the lowest firmware possible, because the higher the firmware you have the more harder it is to crack, unless sony does something silly or puts out their signature to their signed code into the public doman/some one steals it, if u know what i mean

[whitey75]

I'm using 1.5 with DevHook, but ultimately our goal should be to have the latest firmware hacked, end of story.

Why bother with hardware emulation and multiple firmwares when we could have a single operating system that does everything for us.

We are getting closer to that goal though, I can feel it. What a huge cpl of weeks it has been for the psp homebrew scene, I can't belive it!

[Sterist]

what i said in an earlier post was that sony could easily sign each update eboot to your mac address, and then sign each firmware file to the mac address, then the files coulf not be transferred between two psps and we wouldnt have access to the decrypted files ( we still dont have access to the 2.6 decryption)

sony wouldnt do that because the billions of different signatured forms would inevitably cause bricks

[AuroEdge]

v2.60 exploits as they stand will likely allow you to do almost everything you can on a v1.50. Having just downgraded from that new version to v1.50 I can say with confidence being able to in the 3 seconds it takes to navigate the PSP menu and load up a game vs. the 1 min. wait just to get to the eLoader menu on GTA is definitely worth it. I dunno... I would like to see homebrew on the new firmwares but I only see this happening if somebody can hack the firmware and you upgrade with the hacked firmware instead. That doesn't sound very legal though does it?