[kyomagi]

Ok now here me out. I have read that the Media Go application can let you install games you downloaded from the playstation store onto your computer. So PSstore -> PC -> Pspgo. so im wondering if someone can load a linux type app that will allow you to install custom firmware. How hard can it be? xbox let you install it, the firmware on a 360 can be hacked to play burned and backup games. What are your thoughts?


(ps, im buying a white go and will egerly await a cfw ^_^)

[starlover4I]

huh good luck with ur white go

[KmR]

Genius! Great idea. Lets just load up a linux type app that will allow you to install custom firmware. Why didn't we think of this? And this must be easy. Someone just code it up and run it. Duh!

[kyomagi]

HEY! BAD!! diden't your mother tell you not to play on the internet? Go to your room while you think about how unproductive your post was! Bad child, BAD.

Maybe if you actually learned to read on the internet, you would have noticed that my main point was to use the media go application.

[Product F(RED)]

*Sigh* Existing ISO drivers are there for a reason. Downloaded games just emulate UMD discs. Also, it has nothing to do with uploading an app. That's no problem. Just drag it onto your memory card. Custom firmware removes the security layer that checks for the signature Sony signs everything with.

[xavis75211]

i doubt the go will see the light of homebrew for about a year, and its probobly gonna be something like chickhen.

and a side question, where the fuck did you get the media go come in to any of this?

[killer]

Originally Posted by kyomagi

HEY! BAD!! diden't your mother tell you not to play on the internet? Go to your room while you think about how unproductive your post was! Bad child, BAD.

Maybe if you actually learned to read on the internet, you would have noticed that my main point was to use the media go application.

Yeah, Sony wouldn't have thought to add any security features to that application, it'll be a breeze.

[Geek9]

close for the stupidity