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DSpider · 28/12/2009 01:38 AM

SchmilK, you must be the lucky one. My Phat died on me little less than a year ago. I'm running it on the "Test M33" feature from DCv8 and decrypting the newer games - which takes less than 5 minutes. Anyway. I have seen [Slim] NAND dumps with more than 12 bad blocks (some of them were consecutive some were random) straight from the factory. And as time went by they increased to about 20-22 and it was hard to count them, that's how many they were.

The more bad blocks you have, the less space for the operating system there is, because it cuts on the usable space.

The benefit of using this is because it's kinda like a 5.00 M33-6 for a 2000v3 or a 3000. GEN doesn't have the Speed up MS option. And they both flash files in flash0. WAIT. Unless... Unless MhuFS uses the memory stick to store the files... That would make it virtually unbrickable since it wouldn't mess with the flash in any shape or form. What DOES MhuFS do anyway ?

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