Hacking psp 3000 6.39 which cfw ?

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Depends on what you want to do (and what your PSP3000 is capable of doing.)

1) If your PSP isn't a 7/9g you can downgrade to 6.20 for 6.20 PRO, a "permanent" cfw.

2) Since 6.35/6.39/6.60 PRO are all "temporary" cfws, Rydian's guide skipped the 6.35/6.39 versions and suggested going up to 6.60 anyway. All of them probably work just as good, so why not get the highest ofw version. You could always opt to stay at 6.39 and use PRO for that.
 

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zygie said:
Depends on what you want to do (and what your PSP3000 is capable of doing.)

1) If your PSP isn't a 7/9g you can downgrade to 6.20 for 6.20 PRO, a "permanent" cfw.

2) Since 6.35/6.39/6.60 PRO are all "temporary" cfws, Rydian's guide skipped the 6.35/6.39 versions and suggested going up to 6.60 anyway. All of them probably work just as good, so why not get the highest ofw version. You could always opt to stay at 6.39 and use PRO for that.
No.

http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=307...p;#entry3863317

@zygie No, and that's a good point. One has to really trust davee with the promised chronoswitch 5.1 fix if they are to attempt the 09g downgrade now.
 

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Well, not in the standard way. But you do have a point. Unless the bug where you're stuck in 6.20 goes away I wouldn't even recommend anyone going that way. Has it?
 

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