Cross that bridge when you get to it. Go ahead and try out 6.39 PRO and see if you like it(read my prev post). You can take the system back if you don't.Bree500 said:
This installation is very quick and easy.(and reversable)
Should I buy a PSP or Dingoo?
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This installation is very quick and easy.(and reversable)
What if i turn off the psp for two weeks. Will the emulators be there in two weeks. I am still not clear on the turn on and turn off 5 second, deal.
This is exactly what the mod store told me, something in regards that you can play the emulator once with the 3000 model, once you shut off the psp, all the emulators, games are gone. if that's the case, i am throwing this in the garbage can or i will give it away.
This is exactly what the mod store told me, something in regards that you can play the emulator once with the 3000 model, once you shut off the psp, all the emulators, games are gone. if that's the case, i am throwing this in the garbage can or i will give it away.
That guy is a moron or a liar.Bree500 said:
Everything will still be there as far as emulators and game files if the hack turns off with the system power. The restart thing is only if the system is completely turned off. You simply rerun a certain file and the hack is magically back. Just try it. It's the best way to learn.
i fund it funny how wrong they are.
you don't lose your homebrew, they basically become "locked." when you restart your psp.
you try to launch them and (if they're not signed) they give you an error saying they can't start.
the fast recovery (think, recovering back to 'unlocked mode') is what you need to do to unlock all your homebrew.
since you'll hardly ever completely power off your PSP (putting it to sleep is doesn't count as restarting it), your homebrew won't become locked, and when they do it only takes about 8-10 second to unlock them.
with a permanent hack, you never have to worry about the hack resetting. but it really isn't that big of a deal.
you don't lose your homebrew, they basically become "locked." when you restart your psp.
you try to launch them and (if they're not signed) they give you an error saying they can't start.
the fast recovery (think, recovering back to 'unlocked mode') is what you need to do to unlock all your homebrew.
since you'll hardly ever completely power off your PSP (putting it to sleep is doesn't count as restarting it), your homebrew won't become locked, and when they do it only takes about 8-10 second to unlock them.
with a permanent hack, you never have to worry about the hack resetting. but it really isn't that big of a deal.
Bree500 said:
That guy does not know what he's talking about.
here an easy way to put it:
where you turn off the psp it goes back to OFW...kinda like turning CFW off
when you run fast recovery, you turn on your CFW, everything will be the same where you left it.
Like snailface said try it and you'll see how wrong that guys is
thanks guys for all your input. I am gonna have to think this through. I think i am leaning toward a psp go or psp 1000.
My plan was to eventually give this as a gift to a little kid, someone in our family, once i figured out all the emulation. But what i didn't want was anything difficult for a kid to figure out if this was gonna be a temporary hack.
My plan was to eventually give this as a gift to a little kid, someone in our family, once i figured out all the emulation. But what i didn't want was anything difficult for a kid to figure out if this was gonna be a temporary hack.
you should really just try it already lol.
everything is reversible and it's all so simple to do.
everything is reversible and it's all so simple to do.
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emigre said:
it's not permanent though, once you turn off the go or 3000 model you have to reinstall again, get a 1000 or 2000 model and the hack stays there forever.
wrong wrong wrong wrong wrong wrongjalaneme said:
Reinstall implies going through the entire initial setup again. All you have to do to restore the hack is press a single effing button. Don't try to scare Bree off.
Bree, please listen to the common sense here and give that shiny new PSP a chance. Buying an older PSP could introduce more headaches that aren't worth that silly permanent hack. I have a temped hacked PSP3000 and a perm-hacked go and the perm hacked system is no better.
snail helped me last night. We installed the emulators and it was getting late, so we didnt finish. NES emulator NesterJ won't open, it says the game can't open, the data is corrupted.
I used the same nes roms that i use to play for my pc, but snail said those won't work, so i used nes roms made for psp. The roms are in unzipped winrar, do i need to zipped the roms?
SNES emulator, i don't see a picture of the snes emulator on the psp yet. It maybe one of the corruped files that has no name.
sega genesis emulator, the emulator opens, but the load new rom to upload the game roms won't open.
I used the same nes roms that i use to play for my pc, but snail said those won't work, so i used nes roms made for psp. The roms are in unzipped winrar, do i need to zipped the roms?
SNES emulator, i don't see a picture of the snes emulator on the psp yet. It maybe one of the corruped files that has no name.
sega genesis emulator, the emulator opens, but the load new rom to upload the game roms won't open.
