TA-082 downgrader released! by Dark-AleX/Mathieulh/Harlyg

[cal360]

Welcome to the real PSP world ta-082's

[emuking]

this is really great for alot of people, i know a bunch of psp owners who will be happy to hear this news

[kazhmir]

Has anyone tryed this on white psp? there are a bunch of people who are telling that there is no chance to downgrade white psp:S is it true?

[mbr7]

HAHA IT ***** WORKED I DOWNGRADED TO 1.5 Waiting for next realese of OE before updating sense no way back i heard to update OE

[skater9269]

mbt7 I believe you can just run the 3.02 oe-b update and it works fine

[SpooForBrains]

I THINK he means that once you've updated to 3.02 OE there's no way to go back, because the recovery mode may not work. There's been no confirmation one way or the other about this ...

[Equin0x]

I THINK he means that once you've updated to 3.02 OE there's no way to go back, because the recovery mode may not work. There's been no confirmation one way or the other about this ...

Because official SCE updaters don't work in that 1.50 kernel environment (because they need some vsh files
not available), i've included with this package a flasher that lets to flash any official update from
1.50-2.71 to your psp.
To use it, copy the files inside inside "flasher for recovery/RECOVERY" in /PSP/GAME/RECOVERY/
and the official SCE updater renamed as UPDATE.PBP in the same directory, and run the program
through the recovery option.

TA-082 cant read any official update eboot from 1.5-2.5, thats why this was never possible in the past, it can read 2.71, recovery to that and use hen-d again

[burrito]

I tested this. The downgrade to 1.50 worked. I upgraded to 3.02 SE-A then 3.02 SE-B. I now have 3.02 OE-B on my TA-082.

[PhoenixFeather]

Exactly the same, complete success

[blackrave]

This is really, really awesome! TA-082 users are damn lucky! Welcome to the real PSP world (as cal360 said. ) !

Dark_AleX and his team never stop to amaze me. This has been a fantastic year, and even month. I really look forward to what the next year brings to us. I don't know what I would have done with my PSP now, if it hadn't been for those heroic coders who make it better every day.