HENkaku for 3.68 to release on July 1

kristianity77 · Jul 5, 2018

Sorry if this has been asked but does o'clock vita still work under 3.68 henkaku?

darky2003 · May 6, 2019

ok , i'm totally new to this vita scene,
I just succesfully installed the hack on my 1004 psvita.
What should i do now?
Leave it on 3.70?
Downgrade? (if there's a way)
Then install what to get cfw?

Dave_Chad · May 6, 2019

Use Moduru to downgrade to 3.65.
Install Enso for permanent hack

Once Enso is installed i recommend,

Install nonpdrm.skprx (Plugin to create fake licenses for downloaded games.)
Install PKGj by Blasrock (App to download Vita, PSP and PS1 games! Requires nonpdrm plugin installed.)

darky2003 · May 6, 2019

Dave_Chad said:
Use Moduru to downgrade to 3.65.
Install Enso for permanent hack

Once Enso is installed i recommend,

Install nonpdrm.skprx (Plugin to create fake licenses for downloaded games.)
Install PKGj by Blasrock (App to download Vita, PSP and PS1 games! Requires nonpdrm plugin installed.)

I want to downgrade to 3.65, but can anyone confirm if the trinity / vitashell still works ?
I'm reading comments on youtube people downgraded succesfully but lost the trinity app.

Tom Bombadildo · May 6, 2019

darky2003 said:
I want to downgrade to 3.65, but can anyone confirm if the trinity / vitashell still works ?
I'm reading comments on youtube people downgraded succesfully but lost the trinity app.

People were probably thinking when you downgrade you retain the exploit, but that's not the case, so Trinity/VitaShell was probably removed in the process.

You have to install h-encore after downgrading, which would give you VitaShell back. You should not use Trinity for any firmware lower than 3.69-3.70.

smf · May 6, 2019

darky2003 said:
I want to downgrade to 3.65, but can anyone confirm if the trinity / vitashell still works ?
I'm reading comments on youtube people downgraded succesfully but lost the trinity app.

TheFlow said it does on twitter: Btw the trinity exploit actually works on 3.65-3.70, if you’re curious. Also if you hold L trigger just before trinity starts, you can watch my implementation of the matrix rain effect without interruption.

The database rebuild during the downgrade makes it disappear, I guess selecting the rebuild option in vitashell might fix it. I downgraded to 3.60 so I could use enso, so there was no point in me trying to keep it.

You shouldn't rely on Trinity as it's expected to stop working soon. Make sure you have h-encore installed if you must stay on 3.65

Tom Bombadildo · May 6, 2019

smf said:
TheFlow said it does on twitter: Btw the trinity exploit actually works on 3.65-3.70, if you’re curious. Also if you hold L trigger just before trinity starts, you can watch my implementation of the matrix rain effect without interruption.

The database rebuild during the downgrade makes it disappear, I guess selecting the rebuild option in vitashell might fix it.

I downgraded to 3.60 so I could use enso, you shouldn't rely on Trinity as it's expected to stop working soon.

Interesting, since he specifically mentions to use h-encore and not Trinity for 3.65-3.68. I wonder why

Maybe less steps? Or maybe h-encore is more stable on 3.65-3.68 vs Trinity

smf · May 6, 2019

Tom Bombadildo said:
Interesting, since he specifically mentions to use h-encore and not Trinity for 3.65-3.68. I wonder why

Trinity requires you to be connected online, the expectation is Sony will try to stop it from working. Currently you can get online using

Which is why he gave warning that there would be a release so people could get ready to exploit and downgrade and install an exploit that will carry on working (although originally he said 6-8 weeks and it was less than that).

If Trinity was unblockable then there would be no need for people to downgrade at all unless they wanted enso as it's far easier to trigger than h-encore.

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