Also da hier auch noch kein Thread von dem PSP vorhanden ist mache ich mal einen auf.
Es gibt nämliche heiße News bezüglich einen Bios von einer illegalen Seite.
Exciting news for U.P. modchip owners! The long awaited Epsilon BIOS for the Undiluted Platinum (U.P.) PSP Modchip has been released today. The user guide describes it best:
Epsilon BIOS is a custom flash “replacement” for the Sony PSP which unleashes the full potential of your handheld, allowing you to both use homebrew software and run UMD ISO games from your memory stick on the latest firmware releases while also enjoying the impressive features built into the operating system such as RSS feeds, WMA support etc. Currently the 2.71 firmware release is supported.
It is important to note that Epsilon BIOS is not standalone firmware replacement but more like a bootloader. It works using the dual-firmware system provided by the Undiluted Platinum hardware modification by loading when the PSP is initially powered on, then once running executes and “piggybacks” the real firmware stored in your PSP flash memory. Due to the way this works it is NOT possible to use Epsilon BIOS unless your PSP has an U.P. hardware modification installed.
Epsilon BIOS v1.0 features:
* Runs alongside 2.71 firmware, so you get all the features of 2.71 such as RSS feeds, web browser etc combined with the advantages of homebrew software and ISO loading.
* Allows execution of homebrew software in kernel mode, removing all limits previously in place while running homebrew on firmware versions above 1.50.
* Ultra reliable, near transparent UMD emulation allowing users to run their games from a memory stick with ease, including games which require 2.0+ firmware without rebuilding the ISO or relying on nasty hacks.
* Support for compressed ISO files for UMD emulation, allowing you to fit more games onto your memory stick at one time.
* Built-in recovery menu which can be used to to update your Epsilon BIOS installation or restore your PSP flash contents if it becomes “bricked”.
Perhaps it’ll be possible to emulate this with DevHook in the near future - stay tuned!