New Sony PSP Code Loader without Memory Stick Swap

Jun 24 2005, 12:23am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

PSP-DEV and Killer-X evolved their custom code loader for the Sony PSP.

The new version does not require two Memory Sticks anymore. The swap happens now on a single memory stick with two folders. Those guys are fast. I am still waiting for Sony to finally release a new Firmware with a real browser (List of missing PSP features). Maybe Sony should hire the PSP-Dev guys to speed up the development cycles.
More details on the PSP-Dev site. PSPHacker has links to Swaploit tutorial and FAQs.

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