Hero_of_the_Day
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I believe he's attempting to call out the other poster as being a pirate for buying a 64 gig card.
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HENKaku -- Vita Homebrew and more comes to all 3.60 Vitas
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I believe he's attempting to call out the other poster as being a pirate for buying a 64 gig card.
There was a handful of bans on PS3 at the begining. Everything else was just bullshit spread by other people. I don't that Sony cares enough about the Vita, but you might never know. Just use another account in the future or just risk getting banned (your Vita, not your account).
Please stop. You are annoying.
Yes. Whenever HENkaku is unloaded (because you turned off your Vita) and you reinstall it, it checks for the latest version on the server. If it's outdated, it downloads the new version.
Make sure you're actually turning your Vita off by long-pressing the power button, not just putting it to sleep.
killatopak
Member
So I have some digital games that come with English and japanese voices. Is there a way to remove some voices so I cam just use one and save some space?
Specifically talking about atelier games.
Specifically talking about atelier games.
Maybe if you enter the game folder you can see other languages audio files,AC 3 liberation has couple language videos and sounds,but i can't confirm if removing them will make the game work or not.
WAR recon zero
Banned
I removed the videos of the p4g game to make the game 1gb
Thats like 20 usd saved in memory card monies
Thats like 20 usd saved in memory card monies
I turn off vita but nothing.
If i uninstall henkaku and then reinstall will homebrew work or i have to reinstall them too?
Uninstall and install.
You can't really"uninstall" HENkaku, since it doesn't make any permanent change to the system. But any emulator that requires it won't work until you restore HENkaku.
the fuck? i have 64GB card before i even got the vita year ago.
WAR recon zero
Banned
TheFlow0 has teased christmas this weekend.
Hopefully this means 1.2. Uncharted is sitting on my psn waiting to be dumped to my PC
Hopefully this means 1.2. Uncharted is sitting on my psn waiting to be dumped to my PC
AzureSkies
Member
I've been tempted to buy a 64GB card as I'm getting frustrated with deleting everything on my 8GB.
I just bought Trails of Cold Steel on the PS Store Sale and had to delete XCOM Enemy Unknown Plus for space.
Just because you use HENKaku doesn't make you a pirate. I only use it for RetroArch.
Don't update if you want to maintain ARK. It's been patched and so you will lose it if you move past 3.50.
Jesus. No homebrew thread is safe from those idiots.
Nice, hopefully its a good update. I tried dumping Celceta with vitamin 1.00 and it froze my vita. Apparantly Ys Celceta was a dangerous game to dump/play
Bucket-o-roadkill
Member
I hope everyone in this thread has their operating systems installed on a 64gb or less drive, otherwise you're obviously dirty pirates using the spare space to download ripped games. That's how it works, right?
WAR recon zero
Banned
Be very careful when dumping games. It can erase your save. Backup plenty
Unknown Soldier
Member
The good news is that PSTVs are cheap now, you can just buy another one!
Unknown Soldier
Member
Hold on to ALL your butts, apparently all game backups made by Vitamin right now are broken. This is apparently the reason for the widespread reports of save game corruption across a large number of tested titles.
http://puu.sh/qXTPx/ef7feaea05.jpg
I guess we'll see if Vitamin 1.2 resolves a lot of these issues.
http://puu.sh/qXTPx/ef7feaea05.jpg
I guess we'll see if Vitamin 1.2 resolves a lot of these issues.
Seems provably false as people have played their own and others backups with no problems, backups may be broken but saying they're all broken simply isnt true.
Unknown Soldier
Member
We're still pretty early in the backup era and most people have not completely played through their games from beginning to end it seems not very provably false at all.
You mean a kernel exploit? Yeah, those are really easy to find... Especially after Sony patched all the publicly available ones
Not necessarily a kernel exploit. Just whatever is stopping you from actually booting the PSP emulator/sandbox. It's readily there for the OS to call and we already have a "kernel exploit" with this on the OS. Seems like the jump would be to check what calls the PSP sandbox did on an earlier firmware and then see if that's possible to do with whatever freedom this exploit already has.
The fact that anyone has played through their games from beginning to end means that "all games are broken" is provably false. Some? Sure. Most? I'll buy it. All? Nope. Also, not to question the veracity of an anonymous jpg, but 5 working syscalls seems unbelievably low, as in I literally do not believe it.
WAR recon zero
Banned
Unknown Soldier
Member
/shrug
I hardly have enough spare time to play through games once these days, so losing time spent to a corrupted save game isn't really a good option for me. I'm going to finish Deus Ex: Mankind Divided while I wait for someone to figure out why save games are self-destructing.
To use the ePSP emulator (like you need to use ARK or TNV) you need an ePSP kernel exploit. There's no way around it. HENkaku is a Vita kernel exploit, so it doesn't have access to the ePSP kernel. The same happens on Wii U, for example: the native kernel exploit for 5.5.1 doesn't have access to the vWii functions, although in this case, luckily, we do have a kernel exploit for the vWii.
Seriously, it's not as easy as you make it sound. Some devs allegedly have a kernel exploit ready for 3.60, but it's not being released. Until then, HENkaku will probably do no good for the ePSP scene. Unless, of course, someone finds a way to dump and decrypt PSP EBOOTs, like TheFloW did with Vita games. That way we could install unprotected PSP bubbles, like we now can do with Vita games. That would remove the need to have a kernel exploit to use the internal emulator
fvng
Member
thanks!
chronic_archaic
Member
PSP mode stuff is also crippled by the fact most of the cooler things like custom bubbles are already fixed. You were able to make any PSP game a LiveArea application on up to 3.36 before it was patched.To use the ePSP emulator (like you need to use ARK or TNV) you need an ePSP kernel exploit. There's no way around it. HENkaku is a Vita kernel exploit, so it doesn't have access to the ePSP kernel. The same happens on Wii U, for example: the native kernel exploit for 5.5.1 doesn't have access to the vWii functions, although in this case, luckily, we do have a kernel exploit for the vWii.
Seriously, it's not as easy as you make it sound. Some devs allegedly have a kernel exploit ready for 3.60, but it's not being released. Until then, HENkaku will probably do no good for the ePSP scene. Unless, of course, someone finds a way to dump and decrypt PSP EBOOTs, like TheFloW did with Vita games. That way we could install unprotected PSP bubbles, like we now can do with Vita games. That would remove the need to have a kernel exploit to use the internal emulator
Also, yeah, that shotgun dude probably knows nothing. Isolated issues don't mean bad dumps ffs.
sackboy2197
Member
Is anyone else getting a black screen with the gbSP emulator on RetroArch? I get it after loading a game and then it stays that way.
Also, I can't seem to find how to switch to side B in the NES emulator. I looked through the settings but I must have missed it.
Also, I can't seem to find how to switch to side B in the NES emulator. I looked through the settings but I must have missed it.
I'm getting a white screen. Same bios and roms work in other emus or ports of gpsp. We are screwed, lol.
sackboy2197
Member
That's good to hear
I guess?
SparkleMotion
Member
For the playing of PSP games using custom firmware, is it better to get a Vita or just a PSP? What is the state of things with the Vita?
chaosblade
Unconfirmed Member
PSP for sure right now. If you get a Vita with old enough firmware you have some options though.
VitaShell 0.9 released! (Nothing major for most users)
Definitely. A Vita on 3.52 is perfect for PSP, but it's seriously limited as a Vita. A PSP is the way to go for PSP games right now. Too bad the Vita's screen is that much better
Definitely. A Vita on 3.52 is perfect for PSP, but it's seriously limited as a Vita. A PSP is the way to go for PSP games right now. Too bad the Vita's screen is that much better
WAR recon zero
Banned
It actually has a vital feature. Auto turn off screen. No more burnt OLEDs
Ah, you're right. Since I have a 2000, I didn't even think about the burn-in
Honestly, I just meant that in terms of "functionality", but I can totally see how the auto-turning off for the screen might be really important for some users.chaosblade
Unconfirmed Member
VitaShell 0.9 released! (Nothing major for most users)
Definitely. A Vita on 3.52 is perfect for PSP, but it's seriously limited as a Vita. A PSP is the way to go for PSP games right now. Too bad the Vita's screen is that much better
I just want to be able to play all my PSP games on my PSTV. And nearly all of them are physical
Unknown Soldier
Member
VitaShell 0.9 released! (Nothing major for most users)
Definitely. A Vita on 3.52 is perfect for PSP, but it's seriously limited as a Vita. A PSP is the way to go for PSP games right now. Too bad the Vita's screen is that much better
I have 2 PSTV, one is for Vita and it's on 3.60. The other is for PSP and is on 3.52.
PSTVs are so cheap now that you might as well have 2 lol
cool,i only have the slim,i hope they add to turn off AVLS for good.
A PSTV is a great option for PSP. Since they stopped producing them a while back they should all be 3.36 or lower. They are dirt cheap too. I have one I use for PSP on 3.36, one for Henkaku, my OLED on current firmware, and my 2000 on Henkaku. Thinking I might snag another PSTV to run up to date before they all get snapped up. Nice to finally have a use for my Vita hoarding.
Yep, my Vita TV has Ark for Crisis Core, BBS and various other retail PSP games I own but never bought digitally.
I haven't tried Henkaku yet, I'm still on 3.60 on my OLED Vita, been waiting for a permanent hack. Does that email offline installer work really well? I don't mind activating it every time if it's painless, like the CFW on PSP.
I haven't tried Henkaku yet, I'm still on 3.60 on my OLED Vita, been waiting for a permanent hack. Does that email offline installer work really well? I don't mind activating it every time if it's painless, like the CFW on PSP.
Spiritwalker
Member
Ugh, the Vita TV is like $120 here in Norway. Pretty sure they went for half that price a while back. Guess I'll hit ebay.
Honestly don't think it's worth the time to do the offline method, unless access is an issue for you. The other bonus to doing the online method is automatic updating VitaShell every time you run it.
Unknown Soldier
Member
Someone is eventually going to attack henkaku.xyz so it's smart to be prepared for when it's down and you need to activate offline.
Wow that's insane. I'd bite the bullet and import if eBay prices are similarly high.
Point taken. I'll do it when that happens. Before then the hassle and need to manually update VitaShell isn't worth the trouble for me.
I have a couple of questions:
1) My Vita downloaded the 3.61 firmware (still not installed). Is there any way for me to delete this firmware?
2) I have two memory cards, each one assigned to a different account. Do I need to update my system to switch the memory cards and accounts?
1) My Vita downloaded the 3.61 firmware (still not installed). Is there any way for me to delete this firmware?
2) I have two memory cards, each one assigned to a different account. Do I need to update my system to switch the memory cards and accounts?
