Hacking Is Henkaku Enzo working for you?
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Told me os0 was modified, after rebuilding the database, it worked without a hitch.
It doesn't work. On mine, after I installed the dumb thing (it even told me the installation was succesful) it boots to the non modified OFW after rebooting the system. I don't know what I'm doing wrong and I still need to use the browser to enable Henkaku.
Once you launch the enso installer you press O once to "accept the terms" and thrn X to install... You may be pressing O to install which is incorrect... Seems to be happening a lot lol
That is probably the exact thing they meant to do.
If you're mashing a button to proceed you'll not make it through the menu.
If you refuse to read instructions, you don't deserve to install it.
And this is about the reason I expected.
People are very capable of not reading anything then complaining that nothing works; I'd certainly want to minimize that.
Anyway, on the actual topic question, it worked fine in one shot, no warnings came up.
The installation worked for me after a 3.60 firmware re-installation.
However, I am surprised it considerered my "os0" partition as modified: I only touched "vs0" partition. Any idea?
I bought my PS Vita in EU on day one so I had almost all updates from 1.00 (or a FW close to this) to 3.60. Could all cumulated updates cause this issue?
Anyway, I was able to re-do all my "vs0" changes again after Enso installation without any problem (even after some reboots, no issue detected).
However, I am surprised it considerered my "os0" partition as modified: I only touched "vs0" partition. Any idea?
I bought my PS Vita in EU on day one so I had almost all updates from 1.00 (or a FW close to this) to 3.60. Could all cumulated updates cause this issue?
Anyway, I was able to re-do all my "vs0" changes again after Enso installation without any problem (even after some reboots, no issue detected).
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i installed it on 3 vitas so far and no problems
if you get a brick use safe mode to fix it
if you get a boot loop hold L and reinstall
if you get a brick use safe mode to fix it
if you get a boot loop hold L and reinstall
IIRC the Vita installs updated by basically wiping all the system stuff (short of personal information) and replacing it with new stuff.
In the case of os0 I want to say it has two copies and alternates between them to prevent a failed update bricking (though it'd still brick if you touched it).
I remember I sacrificed a PSTV by removing everything in one of the system partitions (not os0 though) and reinstalling the PUP back on top made it work normally again.
Edit: The partition in question was vs0. Enough to make a normal boot fail, but not enough to break recovery mode to reinstall. Don't try that at home.
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This right here. I was pressing O the whole time. Someone please call me an idiot I deserve it lol
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