GripShift Hello World and Sparta SDK v1
And we have a “Hello World!” PSP homebrew devs MaTiAz and FreePlay have released a Hello World version of the GripShift exploit along with a binary loader and an SDK so that other devs can make their own homebrew using the exploit.
Download: GripShift Hello World
Download: Sparta SDK v1
Visit: QJ.NET PSP Development forum
And we have a “Hello World!” PSP homebrew devs MaTiAz and FreePlay have released a Hello World version of the GripShift exploit along with a binary loader and an SDK so that other devs can make their own homebrew using the exploit.
Now, before you get so giddy that you burst a blood vessel, keep in mind that this doesn’t quite allow downgrading yet. According to the exploit’s readme, “this is an usermode exploit and functions required to downgrade are only available in kernel mode.”
Still, it’s definitely another big step forward as it’s been confirmed to work on PSP-1000, PSP-2000 (all motherboards), and the PSP-3000. You can run the exploit on anything from firmware 1.52 to 5.02.
If you wanna play around with the Hello World and the SDK, you can download both below. Just be sure to read the readme files included with each file bundle before doing anything. Oh, and check out the video too. Drop by the forums if you want to discuss the exploit.
Download: GripShift Hello World
Download: Sparta SDK v1
Visit: QJ.NET PSP Development forum
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