Coldbird: Coldbird: Downgrading is not possible with 6.35
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Coldbird: Coldbird: Downgrading is not possible with 6.35
Coldbird said that Downgrading wit Firmware 6.35 isn't possible because Sony removed the possibility to run old updaters in firmware 6.35.
Quote:No you can’t downgrade. In fact this isn’t even a problem with 6.35 PRO, but with Sony.
Sony removed Updater Kernel Module Support for old Kernel Updaters in 6.35, so… once you go 6.35 – you don’t go back.
That’s it basically.
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09/01/2011 10:35 AM |
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RE: Coldbird: Coldbird: Downgrading is not possible with 6.35
Downgrading may not even be needed anymore, once devs start making things using sony's private psp keys.
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09/01/2011 11:03 AM |
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RE: Coldbird: Coldbird: Downgrading is not possible with 6.35
Sony have problems with free space in Flash0. If this true wee must obtain IPL for new motherboards.
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09/01/2011 11:09 AM |
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RE: Coldbird: Coldbird: Downgrading is not possible with 6.35
(09/01/2011 11:03 AM)YoYoBallz Wrote: Downgrading may not even be needed anymore, once devs start making things using sony's private psp keys.
That's what I thought too...
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RE: Coldbird: Coldbird: Downgrading is not possible with 6.35
Then what about 6.31 ? Any chance of a downgrader since 6.20 TN-B is more stable right now ?
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09/01/2011 01:28 PM |
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RE: Coldbird: Coldbird: Downgrading is not possible with 6.35
lol that's why i love my 1000
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RE: Coldbird: Coldbird: Downgrading is not possible with 6.35
(09/01/2011 11:35 AM)Sparker Wrote: (09/01/2011 11:03 AM)YoYoBallz Wrote: Downgrading may not even be needed anymore, once devs start making things using sony's private psp keys.
That's what I thought too...
100% correct, there is no need for a downgrader. But, For the PSP they only have the user mode keys, most homebrew is kernel mode. So, to make things work like they do now, create a good exploit and sign it. It shouldn't be hard to make a CFW this way. Simply singing homebrew on the PSP will not work for most homebrew.
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09/01/2011 06:33 PM |
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RE: Coldbird: Coldbird: Downgrading is not possible with 6.35
(09/01/2011 06:33 PM)xero1 Wrote: create a good exploit and sign it
Couldn't future firmwares just patch the exploit then?
If the UPDATE folder is treated specially, maybe a homebrew launcher which runs in the UPDATE folder, which can then run homebrews in kernel mode?
IDK much about how the PSP works internally though.
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