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Diablo III - Dunard #1884
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Reged: 07/22/05
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Loc: Fort Worth, Tx
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Re: PSP need to be dump. Then send it to MAME Dev Team. Doesn't matter which model it is.
06/21/17 08:40 AM
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> I haven't messed with the hacking tools in years but I'm pretty sure they can dump
> the bios/firmware through the USB port. The hardware changed drastically between
> revisions and on top of that one version of the firmware is only going to get you so
> far. It's not something that can be hardware dumped and put back together easily at
> all. It's possible but, I mean I could list the details but it would be a waste of
> time. To get half the versions that way you'll brick 30 PSPs. A software USB solution
> and you could get all the versions and brick 0 (maybe, most everything is probably
> updated unless it's still NOS boxed or something). Some games came with bios/firmware
> updates included in the game as well. And as far as redumping all the 1,000 games to
> not have intros etc., that'll be another problem.
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> A mamedev contacting the crackers is probably the best idea to get all the versions,
> I doubt anyone else kept them all archived but who knows.
I have a PSP 3000. If I knew how to dump it. I would do it and then send it to them afterward. I have a USB for my PSP 3000. But I don't think they want a dump from using a USB wire though. Unless they will except it anyway. I just need a software to do it.
Make this any clear to anyone else. Not talking about the games. PSP System only.
Anyway I'm done talking about this here.
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