Chairhome said:Meijlan,
Thanks for the description. Any Meijlan-approved tutorials on it? Or is it a no-brainer with 5.00 m33-6? ... I just upgraded to 5.50 GEN-B, though :-(
Tutorials on what, exactly? The 6.00 OFW Flashed/5.00 M33 CFW Emulated method?
I've never done it, because I'm content to wait until 6.00 CFW hits. But it should be no harder than how you would normally set up a Pandora. Any halfway decent/modern Pandora menu supports dual-boot batteries (Pandoras that can boot to the normal OS by default, and the Pandora menu by holding down L -or whatever- as you boot up the PSP). Likewise, any halfway decent/modern Pandora menu will include DC8 at least as an option.
The idea is that once the Pandora and memory stick are properly set up, you kill your CFW by installing OFW 6.00, and run your newest games (via UMD) that way. Whenever you want to access your PSOne games, emulators, or older/compatible ISOs, you can hold L (or whatever) to boot into the Pandora Menu, and utilize DC8's Test M33 function to boot into a temporary instance of 5.00 M33. I do not think it's fully functional. I hear that there's no way to set up plugins, and that PSN license information is not recognized, so your demos and PSN/PSOne Classics purchases won't work. Not 100% on this, though, since I have yet to test this method on my own.
But setting it up is pretty straightforward for anyone that's ever worked with a Pandora battery. And, of course, if your PSP is Pandora-compatible, then using the Pandora to kill 6.00 OFW in favor of 6.00 CFW, once it comes out, will be a fairly trivial matter.
Stumpokapow said:That explains why you're never on during the day! You should watch Office Space--it'll give you an inspirational plan for how to be a good worker.
No time for TV, or TV shows, alas!
dark10x said:Is Gen even compatible with the PSP 3000, though? Although I have a PSP 1000, I have a hard time returning to it as a result of the massively improved 3000 screen. I really can't stand using a non-3000 PSP at this point.
No CFW is "compatible" in the sense that later 2000s and 3000s cannot flash CFW. As to whether or not 5.50 Gen works with Custom Firmware Enabler 3.60... I honestly don't know. But I don't see why it wouldn't be.
I've never had cause to test that either, because I'd never downgrade from a hacked 2000 to a 3000. ;p