Dark AleX's Time Machine: install 1.50 kernel on your PSP Slim |
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Of course, installing the 1.50 kernel onto your PSP Slim may not be the only thing it does, as Mathieulh has revealed that Time Machine is still a work in progress, and is not yet the final product. We're certainly curious ourselves as to what else Time Machine can do, but until we get more info about it, we'll just have to let this video of it in action tide us over. Enjoy!
Thanks to Exter for the tip!
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btw, first!
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-andrew- -kupomogli-
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this is amazing!!!!
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lol but seriously, GREAT WORK DaX!!! i doubt your reading this, but GREAT WORK!!!!
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i hope dax stays for the psp2(when eva that is) because i know as long as he's here sony will always come 3rd
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(jeremy clarkson, please add st witty here)
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This is too good to be true....
Please tell me that I'm not dreaming...
oO
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I mean, i have a psp slim and all my favourite homebrew such as my favourite emulators (cps1, cps2, snes, sega, neo geo, mvspsp, etc...) or stuff such as irshell, mapthis, furikup, psptube, ps one games, and so on work perfectly.
In fact i haven't yet encountered a homebrew i wanted that didn't work on my slim.
Please someone tell why would it be soooo good to have a 1.50 kernel on my slim?
Thanks.
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Here's just one example: Daedalus.
Like I said, it's hard for me to explain, but under 2.XX and higher you don't have full access to all features and hardware of the PSP, for example the USB and the Infrared port. (well, the Slim has no IR port, so this is unnecessary, but I think you know what I mean.)
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Guess I still don't get what the fuss is all about...
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Ironic...
PSPMAN90
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What the deuce?
Victory is mine!
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they are better on the slim due to the improved location of the sound output speakers on the slim! louder clearer
sound, thats the main reason to upgrade to a slim, and longer battery life. however - the new slim feels cheap in build department - it feels cheap in the hand and im sure its screen seems to scratch easier.
its good - bad. get a slim and keep your phatty and enjoy the best of both worlds! its cheap enough now!
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DPAD DPAD DPAD (if you havent noticed... LOFL NOOB)
Speaker direction
weight. (over 50% more than)
No USB Charge
UMD Tray + Button
Its like sticking with a mad cats controller with something heavy inside and a broken xbox dpad. instead of just using an official one.
sony really screwed up on the first psp. and some of you are whack for trying tp justify using yours
for the ir.
drop your wiimote and pick up your channel changer? what a waste.
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I think I'm going to try this on the PSP that
www.swatcash.com/admin
gave me. Woo hoo! I can finally use it for something useful
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And 1.50 kernel on the Slim is possible.
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@majorbb100
DAX does the impossible time and time again
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OH LAWD INCOMING FROWN RATINGS
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..lol ***** anything else they need to add, i just want my 1.5 on slim!! apparently though it also installs 2.70 but idc about that i just want 1.5 on slim.
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1. I find that the slim, because it is flat, doesn't have a nice hold on it. And it feels much more like a piece of plastic like the DS.
2. The UMD drive looks like crap
3. No IR
4. Less battery power
But still, great work Dark-Alex! You made my jaw drop when I read this!
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I know of a few essential 1.5 apps the Slim couldn't handle. So, as soon as the TM is out, I'll be running RoadDog and sniffing around =)
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*fingers crossed*
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@ Sliver-Tiger
Daedlus works fine on a slim...
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With time machine, the "lack of homebrew" argument no longer holds water. I will have the best of both worlds while you are lacking in some.
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