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**Feinicks** · 02-25-2008, 07:37 PM

yes. However, you can easily revert that by modifying concerned prx.
The primary reason why is it is not recommended to use f0 of another system is because every firmware dumps its own NAND and modifies the keys according to the unique psp hardware. then information about this is stored in ACT.DAT in f2. You must remember that o use a magic stick on a psp other than the onw on which it was created, we delete ACT.DAT and reflash NAND and rewrite keys. It is for the reason to make the PSP compatible with another version of f0 and hence another version of NAND.

02-25-2008, 07:37 PM	#8 (permalink)
Feinicks Oi! Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 1,387	yes. However, you can easily revert that by modifying concerned prx. The primary reason why is it is not recommended to use f0 of another system is because every firmware dumps its own NAND and modifies the keys according to the unique psp hardware. then information about this is stored in ACT.DAT in f2. You must remember that o use a magic stick on a psp other than the onw on which it was created, we delete ACT.DAT and reflash NAND and rewrite keys. It is for the reason to make the PSP compatible with another version of f0 and hence another version of NAND. __________________ ◄◄••• 天使たちの夢か？ •••►► ◄◄••• 天使たちの夢か？ •••►► ___ ___ Art is Reflection ___ Practice makes a Good artist... Experimentation makes an exceptional one.. My works!