Shoutbox

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Originally posted by RaceProUK
Slight problem: you can't put the PSP into standby with this running.
In fact, you can't actually turn the damn thing off!

2.80 firmware.

* RaceProUK goes to remove battery


That wasn't my initial reaction. It started off with 'Fuck, I crashed it!', followed shortly by 'Holy shit! This actually works!'

* RaceProUK might start looking for homebrew now


I got a weird flickering with it though.

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The flickering is normal, and it does require a hard reset, again this is just a prototype, beta, POC, so don't even bother looking for homebrew yet, this is still not possible apart from this tiny little app. just keep your eyes peeled, I will be sure to keep everybody updated

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Originally posted by darkme
I removed the battery while updating and still not working

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Originally posted by RaceProUK
While updating the firmware? Congratulations, you've successfully bricked your PSP.

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PWNED

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Originally posted by Mentality
this is still not possible apart from this tiny little app

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of course its possible, they just haven't coded any loader for it yet.

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Originally posted by ShawnZ

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Originally posted by Mentality
this is still not possible apart from this tiny little app

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of course its possible, they just haven't coded any loader for it yet.

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I meant

This isn't possible at the minute Sorry

\/And A little update for whats to come guys. \/

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Originally posted by www.noobz.eu
So what happens next? This shows that we can run code via this exploit. It won't be too hard to develop an eLoader that can use this exploit on v2.0 - v2.6. v2.7+ will be harder, due to extra security, but will happen a little later. Kernel mode is unavailable on v2.8, but it is likely that a downgrader is possible on all other firmwares. But then, with the possibility of kernel homebrew running without the need for a game UMD, why would you need to downgrade?

Full credit is given in the Hello World, but repeated here: Thanks to NOPx86 for the initial proof of concept on the x86 processor, and psp250, Skylark, Joek2100, CSwindle, JimP and Fanjita for the PSP work. Thanks also to Ditlew, HarleyG and our families for general support during this work.

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I like the fact they say it's easy to create the e-loader This means that there is absolutly no doubt that something will come of this exploit. Instead of it just being false hope for everybody.