Fanjita 3.50 PSP Firmware Downgrade Has Arrived! - DOWNLOAD IT!

3.50 Downgrader

Hey what are you doing!? Stop playing Bowman2 on your PSP! Its time to downgrade your PSP firmware 3.10, 3.40 and 3.50! WOOHOO!!

Yep! You are reading it right Fanjita is da man and was able to find an exploit using the PSP game Lumines to work up a downgrader hes frickn awesome isnt he? Fret no more all you 3.50'ers your PSP will soon be bathing in all the glory that is homebrew!

Buy Lumines

What Firmware would you like to run today :) ? But before you go throwing files around in a finicky mixture of shock and bliss make sure you take extreme precaution when downgrading. Not to forget you will need an offical copy of Lumines.

Fanjita says

Notes about homebrew running
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- Current homebrews are not supported. Since current homebrews are in static elf format, they
won't run (they are rejected by the 3.50 kernel). Homebrews for 3.50 have to be in prx format.
Programmers see the programming notes.
In future versions i may patch the kernel to allow it to accept static elf's.

- You can try using the PatchSFO tool from www.noobz.eu to patch homebrew to HEN format.

- There are some samples in the "GAME" directory, all of them ported from the pspsdk samples,
except the nanddumper written by Dark_AleX.

* polyphonic, pspsdk sample (user mode).
* cube, pspsdk sample (user mode). It shows a cube rotating.
* kdumper, pspsdk sample (kernel mode). It dumps kernel memory to the memory stick.
* ipldumper, pspsdk sample (kernel mode). It dumps the ipl to the memory stick.
* systemparam, pspsdk sample (user mode). It displays info about the system
* nanddumper, by Dark_AleX. (kernel mode). It dumps the full nand content to the file
"nandimage.flash" in the memory stick. The format of the dump is compliant with u.p. chip.
(It requires 33 MB of free space in the memory stick).

And of course the disclaimer

Use this software at your own risk.

Of course if you follow the instructions in the Readme.txt you should have little to worry about but still take extra care when doing this!

Ok I'll stop talking and let you guys who've been eager to test out your PSP's full potential get some quality homebrew time!

HAVE FUN!