why is nobody talking about this around here? doesn't it mean that 10.6 updated systems now are exploitable?
Well I'm wondering if Gateway will come out with their promised (kernel mode?) exploit for 10.3 soon..
But it also could brick my console.. right?
If they say 'an exploit is out for 10.3', does this mean there is an exploit out for 10.3.28E, 10.3.28U, 10.3.14, 10.3.01, etc. ..?
(in other words for all regions and all subversions?)
why is nobody talking about this around here? doesn't it mean that 10.6 updated systems now are exploitable?
That's putting words into Gateway's mouth. They said they're "providing support up to version 10.3." That doesn't exactly mean they will provide a kernel exploit to work with 10.3. It could just mean they will provide a downgrade method for 10.3 users so that they will be able to use Gateway on 9.2, which is exactly what they're saying on their website.Well I'm wondering if Gateway will come out with their promised (kernel mode?) exploit for 10.3 soon..
Is there anyway some kind of Google sheet or Excel table for a comparison between different firmwares?