PSP Mod Chip?

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Amano Jacu

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Looks like it will only allow to load old firm in newer PSP's... A bit useless, because what we need is a way to run the newer games in an old firm, or hack the current firm in order to be able to load 100% of the homebrew stuff on it.
 
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mmelzer2004

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Well seeing that with the chip you can just have a custom firmware and run unsigned code (IE downgrader), then you should be able to access the kernel with it, and therefore run all homebrew.
 
Nesagwa

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Amano Jacu said:
Looks like it will only allow to load old firm in newer PSP's... A bit useless, because what we need is a way to run the newer games in an old firm, or hack the current firm in order to be able to load 100% of the homebrew stuff on it.
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I think the solution is to do it like the Xbox chips.

Bank 1 = Up to date, official firmware
Bank 2 = Old or hacked ones

Eh, maybe theyll do that.
 
Jedah Doma

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Nesagwa said:
I think the solution is to do it like the Xbox chips.

Bank 1 = Up to date, official firmware
Bank 2 = Old or hacked ones

Eh, maybe theyll do that.
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Yea, some sort of switch to allow you to go into different "modes". Oh well, here's hoping for a good solution to the whole ROMS thing.
 
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Amano Jacu

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Nesagwa said:
I think the solution is to do it like the Xbox chips.

Bank 1 = Up to date, official firmware
Bank 2 = Old or hacked ones

Eh, maybe theyll do that.
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That would be cool as well, but what I want is to run backups of all games :chimp: . Still it would be better than the current situation.
 
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