TA-082 Fact List (OnGoing) Important for TA-82 Owners

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Zitat von db92

how is that related to what he said or something in here anyway?

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And you either wasnt paying attention or also doesnt know what the NAND is. Funny Funny Funny. Ok im done.

If we have the same capabilities, can I use xFlash to flash some new features into my 2.60?

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Zitat von nar180

We have the same capabilities the non ta-082 users have.
Except the fact that, the firmwares below 2.5 are blacklisted. :)

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if thats the case can i load ISO's?

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Zitat von The Don Killuminati

If we have the same capabilities, can I use xFlash to flash some new features into my 2.60?

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Zitat von Ganksta187

if thats the case can i load ISO's?

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I'm sorry but no on both questions. While we do have access to the flash0 and flash1 no one has yet written a loader or a patcher so that the eboots would be able to access all the kernel mode options.

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Zitat von nar180

We have the same capabilities the non ta-082 users have.
Except the fact that, the firmwares below 2.5 are blacklisted. :)

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Wait firmware for TA 082 below 2.5 is blacklisted? Would we be able to downgrade from 2.6 to 2.5? Instead of getting a 1.5 or 1.0 users files we get a 2.5 users files?

Spoiler for For 2.6 to 2.5 downgrade:

Try....

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Zitat von slickpick

Wait firmware for TA 082 below 2.5 is blacklisted? Would we be able to downgrade from 2.6 to 2.5? Instead of getting a 1.5 or 1.0 users files we get a 2.5 users files?

Spoiler for For 2.6 to 2.5 downgrade:

Try....

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I bet we could, but I also dont see why someone would downgrade from 2.6 to 2.5

If there was a code like this:

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If Firmware < 2.50 Then
Don't Boot
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in the firmware,
you could downgrade by changing the firmware number to 13.37 or something.

edit: which means the second theory is probably right.

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Zitat von st.jimmy

If there was a code like this:

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If Firmware < 2.50 Then
Don't Boot
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in the firmware,
you could downgrade by changing the firmware number to 13.37 or something.

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True, but that no longer seems to be the problem. The problem seems to be that the NAND chip has been upgraded to a newer version. The older firmwares, i.e firmware below 2.50, don't have the necessary files to be able to use the newer NAND chip. So it wouldnt really matter what number it is.

So why dont we yank the files needed for the new NAND from the recently decrypted 2.6/2.7 firmwares and put them into a custom firmware?

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Zitat von ohgod

So why dont we yank the files needed for the new NAND from the recently decrypted 2.6/2.7 firmwares and put them into a custom firmware?

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I don't think that would work. First of all, the custom firmwares work in the first place because the 1.50 has already been fully exploited. Secondly, I think firmware stiill have to be signed and the second you change a single bit on the firmware, the PSP won't load up the firmware. Then again, I really don't know about custom firmwares because I'll probably never use one...