neur0n has released updates for both of his custom firmwares! Both 6.37 ME v7 and 6.35 Beta v18! To install the 6.37 ME v7 custom firmware, first, you need to install CFW or HEN like 5.00M33 or 6.35PRO onto your PSP, and then:
What is probably the best feature on this is that if you hold the Right trigger whenever you turn your PSP on, it turns it to the recovery menu like most custom firmwares. But when you hold the Home button, you can boot official firmware! Discussion: Here |
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Posted in Brewology | No Comments » Tags: 6.35, 6.37, CFW, Custom Firmware, neur0n, PSP, Slim |
Just yesterday, RoxFox64 met up with Hellcat and Davee who were in the final stages of making their new, signed downgrader. As it turned out, he had upgraded to 6.35 from 6.20 recently and needed to use it, imagine that coincidence! After waiting for Davee to give him the compiled version to test, he was more than happy to see that it had worked 100%! From the ReadMe:
Why OFW 6.20? Discussion: Here Downgrader Download: Here |
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Posted in Brewology, PSP | No Comments » Tags: 6.20, 6.35, 6.37, Davee, downgrade, PSP, RoxFox64, TN-C |
Well, it turns out that Sony has an update to add to the overall system stability and help out with preventing piracy that can be enabled with the latest pseudo-signing tricks that the PSP hacking community (most notably Mathieulh) has sent out. It’s said that our signed homebrew will work on all of Sony’s official firmwares, though, right? Well, does it work? Source: Wololo & Sony Discussion: In the forum |
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Posted in Brewology | 5 Comments » Tags: 6.37, firmware, hack, hacked, HEN, Mathieulh, official, PSP |