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Buotoko
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_ 		11. March 2007 @ 13:38 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
Is there a loader out that works on a 2.00 Firmware yet or do you still have to downgrade your PSP to 1.50 to be able to use an ISO loader?

Or is there one getting made atm?
If so is there any realease date on that loader?

Thanks in advance
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MidnightJ
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_ 		11. March 2007 @ 13:45 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
I would either downgrade, or do it the safe way and update to 2.71 and run HEN-D and load your ISO/CSO games through Devhook.
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Buotoko
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_ 		11. March 2007 @ 15:09 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
Originally posted by MidnightJ:
I would either downgrade, or do it the safe way and update to 2.71 and run HEN-D and load your ISO/CSO games through Devhook.
Whats the pro´s and con´s with:

Downgrading to 1.50 and running fastloader 0.7, RunUmMD UMD Emulator 0.8C or DAXZISO?

Updating to 2.71 and run HEN-D and use Devhook?

Also, Which loader is best/safest when running FW 1.50. FastL, RunUMD or DAX?

And which Iso loader is the most reliable atm?
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MidnightJ
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_ 		11. March 2007 @ 15:18 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
Downgrading to 1.50

Pros

- You can run any homebrew application
-You can update to custom firmwares which are really powerful
-You really unlock the PSP by downgrading

Cons

-You can brick your PSP and damage it pernamently, though its a small chance of happening.
-That's really your only worry

2.71 HEN-D

Pros

- You can play your ISO/CSO games through Devhook
- You can emulate newer firmwares without updating your system (EX: You can run 2.71, but emulate 3.01 as if you updated it, but you actually don't.) You get all the features without updating.
-You can emulate 1.50 and run all your favorite homebrew games/apps
- It cannot damage your PSP in anyway.
- You can emulate all the way to 3.11 without actually updating your system.
Cons

- You have to load all this stuff each time you want to do it, but only takes a few seconds and you can keep it on sleep mode if you like.
- You can't use the custom firmwares.
- For some people it seems like a hassle.
- You can't write custom flash stuff like, custom XMB icons and waves.


Conclusion: Downgrading is quite safe now and you can use the recovery if you screw up so downgrading can be your best bet, but can also be risky.

HEN-D is the safest way but is a bit more time consuming, but they still release improvments every once in a while.
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