I'm interested in which firmware everyone is running on. It would be very helpful if you could reply to this post with a) which model of PSP you're using ('fat'/slim, revision # if known) and b) which firmware you're using.
I have two PSPs. I have an original Japanese PSP with v1.00 firmware which I use for development, and a UK PSP which usually runs the latest official firmware (v3.72 at the moment.)
I'm interested because I want to know if anyone still requires the v1.50 (kxploit) versions of Daedalus that I release. I also need to figure out if it's worth my time getting a slim PSP for developing with the v3.xx+ firmware.
Thanks!
-StrmnNrmn
I'm using PSP 1004 FAT with 3.71m33-3 + 1.5-2
ReplyDeleteim using a PSP 1003 FAT with 3.71m33-3 + 1.5-2 aswell but i use the daedalus for 1.00 psp's because i am getting a slim/lite for christmas
ReplyDeletego on please get the slim because now dark alex has released the programe so u can use the extra memory for programmes
I have PSP 1002 fat with firmware 3.52 M33-3
ReplyDeleteThe download count for each version of Daedalus R13 at QJ.NET is:
Daedalus R13 for 1.00
Downloads 2,917 times
Daedalus R13 for 1.50
Downloads 13,006 times
swish: Thanks for pointing out the download count- that's very useful. Sourceforge has a download count too - for R11/12/13 combined:
ReplyDeletev1.00: 12,771
v1.50: 74,190
So it seems that v1.50 is still very popular.
Can you guys run both v1.00 and v1.50 firmware homebrew on 3.52/3.71 custom firmwares?
1.50 is more used becouse almost everyone is on custom firmware that i think dont runs 1.00 homebrew.
ReplyDeleteI am on firmware 3.72HX-1 with 1.50 addon.
Its almost desame thing as 3.71.
Its a fat psp...
I'm using
ReplyDeletea) PSP Fat (don't know the revision
b) with 3.71M33-2
@StrmnNrmn
ReplyDeleteI tried out Daedalus R13 for 1.00 on my custom firmware and it worked.
two psp's:
ReplyDeletePSP fat (PSP-1004)
3.71 M33-3 (using 1.5 eboots, dunno if the 1.00 works on it... haven't tried it yet)
PSP Slim (PSP-2004 IS)
3.71 M33-3 (using the 1.00 eboot)
both my psp's are european ones.
I'm on 3.71 M33-3 + 1.50 add-on 2.
ReplyDeleteSince first custom firmwares (even only 1.50 ones), anyone can use the 1.00 version (why bother having 2 folders when you can have only one ?) with a 1.50 kernel.
More and more people should use a custom firmware nowadays since they are more convenient (homebrews running on 1.50 or 2.71/3.XX kernel + commercial games running on 2.71/3.XX kernel).
As it works in 3.XX kernel, I load Daedalus in 3.XX kernel.
PSP 1004
ReplyDelete3.52M33-4
I use a psp fattie, with 3,71 m33-3 + 1.50 kernel v2 and i use the 1.00's but i have tested with the 1.50's and it works great, but i prefer non kxploited... i think most ppl think that they need the 1.50 vers hence to the 1.50 kernel, but thats not the case on most CFW's
ReplyDeleteStrmnnrmn: We can use 1.00, 1.50, or 3.xx on our custom firmwares, I don't know why but I always just choose 1.50 :P
ReplyDeleteMy PSP:
1001 Fat (US)
TA-079
3.71 M33-3 + 1.5 add-on v2
I have a PSP 1004 with 3.71 M33-2 + 1.50 kernel addon v2 (which is needed to run 1.00/1.50 homebrew). I'll update to M33-3 soon, but both run Daedalus R13 using the 1.00 EBOOT perfectly.
ReplyDeleteI think people think custom firmware can't run 1.00 homebrew, because there is no benefit with 1.50. 1.00 is both faster to load (if you use "hide corrupted icons" in recovery mode) and is only folder, so it's more tidy. As if that wasn't enough, Slim PSPs seem to be able to run the 1.00 version. I doubt many people would miss a 1.50 kernel version. Besides, is there any problem with converting Daedalus EBOOTS to 1.50 from a 1.00 version using one of the many converters?
filiph: I think you're right, I think people go for the v1.50 because it's the bigger of the two numbers.
ReplyDeleteI think I'd be better off renaming my v1.50+ release as 'kxploit for v1.50' and the v1.00 as 'everything else'.
I have a launch model PSP with 3.52 M33-4 and I've been using the 1.00 eboots. People probably still use the 1.50 eboots because thats what they're used to and they don't realize that custom firmware can launch 1.00 eboots.
ReplyDeleteWell - I am currrently using custom firm 3.71 m33-3 with the 1.50-2 kernel add-on. My psp is a fat model # psp1001 US version. I hope this can help the cause in some fashion and good luck getting the ME engine implementations working. Thank Stormin' Norman, this is awesome!
ReplyDeleteYeah, almost everyone has custom firmware, but most people who have it seem to think they need the 1.5 version of everything. Probably because all the guides say to make a folder called GAME150, and people don't know that you can run 1.0 homebrew from the 150 folder. I have 3.52 m33-4.
ReplyDeletePSP 1004 with 3.71m33-3 (1.5-2) here :)
ReplyDeletePSP 1001 with 3.71m33-3 (1.5-2)
ReplyDeleteHaven't used the kxploited eboots in a long long time.
I have a Fat PSP TA-082 v2
ReplyDeleteFirmware: 3.52 M33-4
i use the 1.00 Eboot of daedalus and it works perfect. all custom firmwares can use 1.00 version of eboot. i also find it convenient because it only uses one folder (does not need a % folder, as you already know)
i heard that using 3.XX kernel would allow homebrew to use SOME extra ram. i am not sure though
Phat 1001 TA-097 running 3.52m33-4 using the 1.0 Eboot for R13
ReplyDeleteI'm using 3.71 M33-3. Even though i could use the 1.00 eboot i tend to always use the 1.50 eboot because a lot of homebrew is still released just on 1.50 eboot so i like to keep everything like that for organization. I don't know of sure but i think some people still download 1.50 eboots on custom firmware.
ReplyDeletePSP1000 and 3.71 M33-3
ReplyDeletePSP fat running 3.52M33-4 running a combo of 1.0 and 1.5 (currently running the 1.0 version R13).
ReplyDeleteI'm using 3.40 OE-A and I think I'll be using it for a long time...
ReplyDeletefat 1001 3.71m33-3+1.5-2
ReplyDeleteslim 2001 3.71m33-3
You should definitely get a slim strmnnrmn, they're brighter and so much more comfortable to hold!
Using the download comments on sourceforge and etc is not a good indicator of the distribution of hardware, this is primarily because it is cummulative and include the time before the slim was released. Also both versions of daedalus run on all CFW's so that makes the count completely irrelivant, moreover as much as i dislike the idea of forcing someone to update to new firmware (no one wants to sink to sony's level) the new CFW's are completely stable (except maybe the hx as generaly whenever you reverse engineer something there are flaws, and he admits to not being able to re some things.) so unless you're on 1.00 you really should upgrade (actually even on 1.00 you can still revert back to it via pandora so there's no chance of undesired effects.
ReplyDeleteRegardless here are my specs:
PSP-2001:
(Slim, daxter pack, on release date) running 3.71 M33-3
PSP-1002B:
running 3.52 M33-4 (sold it to someone in this state so someone has one).
3.52 M33 on PSP-1001 (fat)
ReplyDeleteBoth 1.00 and 1.50 eboots work on custom firmwares. I prefer to use 1.00 eboots because having one folder is more organized.
I have a Fat JAP PSP White, it's original FW is 2.0. The current FW is 3.40 OE-A.
ReplyDeleteI have a PSP 1002 fat with 3.40 OE-A.
ReplyDeletei have a fat psp 1000 something.
ReplyDelete3.10 OE-A
thanx strmn :)
PSP-1001, FAT, 3.52 M33-4 .
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ReplyDeleteI'm using a PSP-1003 (UK/EU) with v3.71 M33 firmware.
ReplyDeleteA v3.xx firmware release would be useful for people on custom firmware without v1.50 kernel patch installed, not just for the PSP Slim & Lite.
3.71 M33-3
ReplyDeleteI have
ReplyDeletePSP 1003 Fat (US)
Firmware: 3.71 M33-3
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ReplyDelete3.71 M33-3 and I use Daedalus for 1.50. Keep up the great work strmnnrmn, your program is literally the reason I bought a PSP!
ReplyDeleteOriginal North American release fat PSP
ReplyDeleteRunning PSP firmware 3.71M33-3
Thanks for all of your hard work on this emulator! It's amazing!
PSP FAT 1004 with 3.40 OE-A
ReplyDeleteCongratulations for your work!!
I have a PSP Slim 2001 3.71 m33 -2
ReplyDeleteand the 1.00 eboot works perfectly.Wish Starfox 64 was working but otherwise all my other roms are working great (Super Mario 64 and Super Smash Bros).
Hi Strmnnrmn,
ReplyDeleteI have a PSP 1002K w/ 3.71 M33-3
and a PSP 2000k (Slim) w/ 3.71 M33-3
The slim is nice, but you need to *cough* up the money :P
i have-
ReplyDeletePSP 1001(fat) 3.71 M33-3(1.50 kernel)
PSp 2001(slim) 3.71 M33-3
i use both 1.50 and 1.00 eboots.
a) PSP FAT
ReplyDeleteb) v1.50
PSP-1000 (FAT)
ReplyDeleteIts the US Launch pack (that with spiderman 2 and a demo disk free)
running Daedalus R13 for 1.00 firmware in a 3.52 M33-3 Custom Firmware
both 1.0 and 1.5 eboots works here, but i prefer the 1.0 one (no corrupted things in XMB)
Besides the folders , what is the difference between 1.50 Daedalus and 1.00 Daedalus.Is it the code altogether or just the folders ? Another question but off subject ; is there an "Age of Empires" game on the N64 because i really wanna play it on my PSP.If there is please tell me where to download it.If not i will try to learn c++ and port it to the PSP.
ReplyDeletePSP 1000 Self imported from Akihabara
ReplyDeleteFirmware 3.10 OE
PSP Slim & Lite - 2004.
ReplyDeleteFirmware revision: 3.71 m33-3.
Of course Daedalus 1.00, as 1.50 is a big no-go for slim.
cya
Raziel-chan
I use 3.52 M33-4. I tried 3.71 M33-3 + 1.5-2 and it really sucks. Lots of PRXs don't work anymore. I don't think anyone has 1.5 anymore.
ReplyDeletei have PSP 1004 FAT with 3.40 oe-A
ReplyDeleteI have a 3.71M33-3 with 1.5v2, in a PSP 1004 (FAT). I must admit that it will be very interesting to make a version of the emulator for PSP Slim, given that you'll have 32 more Mb of RAM to use, but please, don't forget us (it's a more interesting challenge to make it work properly with just 32Mb of RAM)! I also want to thank you for the work you are doing, StrmnNrmn. Thank You. CU
ReplyDeleteIm using a psp slim with the latest custom firmware, and a fatass with 3.52 M33.
ReplyDeleteI'm running a PSP Phat (don't know model number) with M33 3.71-2 and 1.5 Kernel-2.
ReplyDeleteI'm using 2 PSPs
ReplyDeletePSP Fat CFW 3.71 M33-3 with 1.50 Kernel add on
PSP Slim CFW 3.71 M33-3
Good Luck and Be Happy
PSP-1002 FAT 3.71m33-2 + 1.5^2
ReplyDeleteUsually use kxploited things in all homebrew (just because it's what i'm more used to.)
For me psp fat, 3.40 OE-A with 1.50 enabled
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ReplyDeleteHello, i'am MaGiXieN webmaster of PSP-Generation (pspgen.com). *
ReplyDeleteJust for help, we have done deux poll recently:
- Which firmware have you in your PSP ?
3.71M33 - 56.42% (6473)
3.52M33 - 8.45% (2117)
3.40OE - 8.60% (987)
1.50 - 0.81% (93)
Another custom firmware - 1.89% (217)
3.71 - 7.86% (902)
3.xx except 3.71 - 4.23% (485)
2.xx - 0.85% (98)
1.xx - 0.88% (101)
- Have you buy a PSP "Slim & Lite"?
Yes, this is my first PSP - 11.02% (846)
Yes but I keep my "fat" - 9.25% (710)
Yes but I had sell my "fat" - 7.35% (564)
No, I keep my "fat" - 56.55% (4340)
No, one day perhaps. - 15.83% (1215)
It can be help you to have an overview of that french speakink people have.
PSP Slim 3.71m33
ReplyDeletePSP FAT 3.71M33-3 + 1.5v2
ReplyDeletePSP fat 1001 (I think - 1st batch of Japanese Ceramic White PSPs) 3.71m33
ReplyDeleteI have PSP2004 slim with firmware 3.71 M33-3
ReplyDeletePSP 1004 (FAT)
ReplyDelete3.71 M33-3
PSP 1004 (FAT)
ReplyDeleteFW : 3.71 M33-3
PSP 1004 (FAT)
ReplyDeleteFW : 3.71 M33-3
I'm using (me and two freinds)
ReplyDeletea) three PSP Fat
b) with 3.71M33 installed
Im using psp slim 3.71 M33-3. I think that you can do a special version for psp slim because now in 3.71 M33-3 you can use extra memory.
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot. Greetings.
Mikote2000 from Spain
Psp Slim 2004
ReplyDeleteFW: 3.71 m33-3
I'm using a PSP 2001 Slim with 3.71M33-3.
ReplyDeleteI have a psp 1003 fat firmware 3.52 M33-3 and i use the deadalus for 1.50 psp's
ReplyDeletefat psp 1001
ReplyDelete3.71 M33
I've got a FAT with CFW 3.71 m33-2 and 1.5-2.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to tell you the revision, but I don't think it applies anymore as I've mixed-n'-matched parts with other random PSP's.
I'm using PSP 1004 FAT with 3.71m33-3 + 1.5-2
ReplyDelete:p
fat psp (1001) with 3.40 oe-a (may update to m33-3 sooner or later)
ReplyDeleteI'm using a PSP 1004 with 3.71 M33-3
ReplyDeleteHello,
ReplyDeleteI'm using:
1 PSP Slim&Lite 3.71 m33-3 (with eLoader for 1.5 homebrews)
1 PSP Fat 3.71 m33-2
im running m33-3 3.71 on the launch psp. im thinking of goin to the latest 3.72 hx-1 but im not sure if the latest update from dax would cause any problems if i installed it :S.
ReplyDeleteI'm usig a 2 PSP 1004 with 3.52M33-4 & 3.71M33-2+Kernel 1.50v2...
ReplyDeleteDeadalus PowaAaa...
PSP 1004 3.52 M33-4
ReplyDeletePSP 1004 1.5
PSP 1002 3.72
PSP 2004 3.71 M33-2 + Kernel 1.5 v2
Nice work StrmnNrmn
[X-Us]
I'm using PSP 1004 FAT with 3.71m33-3
ReplyDeletePSP 1001 NTSC with 3.52m33-4
ReplyDeleteHello, I have a PSP FAT with firmware 3.40 OE-A (the best for me).
ReplyDeleteFather StrmnNrmn, please give us a Daedalus R14 who allow to play at zelda ocarina of time with full speed and sound if you can for christmas :-)
Many thanks
PSP FAT
ReplyDelete3.71 M33-3
Kernel 1.5v2
Fatty PSP-1001, date code(if it matters) 5B, Firmware 3.52 M33-4 i just upgraded to that not too long ago, after about 2 and a half years of running 1.5, i still use the 1.5 folder, apparently thats pointless, ill try to run the 1.00 build, should work, seeing as everyone here says it does
ReplyDeletePSP-1003 fat with 3.52 M33-4 (may soon upgrade to 3.71 M33-3 with 1.5 kernel or 3.72 HX-1 and use 1.5 hack) and PSP-2003 slim with 3.71 M33-3. Both UK models. I am looking forward to a version of Deadalus for Slim even if the advantages are only small :D
ReplyDeleteAlso, yes we can use both 1.00 and 1.50 eboots on custom firmware, it's just most people download the KXploited ones for some reason. I have to say I do too, I just don't know why, and I suspect most if not all of the people who downloaded the 1.50 version could of downloaded the 1.00 version.
ReplyDeletei have a psp 1004 FAT with 3.71-2 firmware and 1.50 kernel.
ReplyDeleteI'm pretty sure it's a fat PSP 1001 or 1000. I got it in Canada.
ReplyDelete3.52M33-4.
I have PSP 1001 FAT with 3.71 m33-3 with kernel 1.5-2.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your emulator!!
I've got a PSP 1001 FAT with 3.71m33-3 and 1.50-2
ReplyDeleteI have PSP 1002 fat with firmware 3.52 M33-3.
ReplyDelete1.50 original PSP fat. Never upgraded, never will.
ReplyDeleteOOOKay...hehe. Bob... You have problems. Unless u r using your PSP for dev. purposes or you have another PSP with CFW or you don't know that the CFW exist yet. One of those reasons u have for not having a Updated PSP! Well, I have:
ReplyDeletePSP TA-82
CFW 3.71M33-3 1.50add-on
(umbricked 3 times)my tird psp in live other 2 echabge and sold.
recovery GUI v3 in VHS
Lots of plugins
there u have it! CFW 3.71M33-2 and 3 are the most used! CFW 3.52M33-4 too! And the New CFW 3.72HX-1 with 1.50 I don't know if any one use it but I didn't put it on my PSP because the apps and homebrews 4 psp aren't the same for it, so the other plugins and Homebrew that are for CFW 3.71M33-3 will not run in HX, or do they?? I mean CFW 3.71M33-3 and CFW 3.72HX-1 are pretty similar. Does they?
Keep thinking on that later!!!
Bye the way I use Daedalus R13 & Daedalus R13% for Kernel 1.50 on my PSP! :) Later!
OOOKay...hehe. Bob... You have problems. Unless u r using your PSP for dev. purposes or you have another PSP with CFW or you don't know that the CFW exist yet. One of those reasons u have for not having a Updated PSP! Well, I have:
ReplyDeletePSP TA-82
CFW 3.71M33-3 1.50add-on
(umbricked 3 times)my tird psp in live other 2 echabge and sold.
recovery GUI v3 in VHS
Lots of plugins
there u have it! CFW 3.71M33-2 and 3 are the most used! CFW 3.52M33-4 too! And the New CFW 3.72HX-1 with 1.50 I don't know if any one use it but I didn't put it on my PSP because the apps and homebrews 4 psp aren't the same for it, so the other plugins and Homebrew that are for CFW 3.71M33-3 will not run in HX, or do they?? I mean CFW 3.71M33-3 and CFW 3.72HX-1 are pretty similar. Does they?
Keep thinking on that later!!!
Bye the way I use Daedalus R13 & Daedalus R13% for Kernel 1.50 on my PSP! :) Later!
soory 4 posting 2x!!! :(
ReplyDelete3.52m m-33
ReplyDeleteslim 3.71-3 ^^
ReplyDelete(a friend just bought my 3.71-3 fat and is using Deadalous also)
I just got a PSP slim, and have 3.71m33-3 on it.
ReplyDeleteI'm using a PSP 1001 fat with 1.50. So I still use your kxploit versions.
ReplyDeleteI'm using a PSP-1001 (Fat) with 3.71-M33-3+ 1.50 addon v2, and Custom Firmware Extender 1.9.2
ReplyDeletei use 3.52 M33-4
ReplyDeleterespect, from ThailanD
PSP FAT
ReplyDelete3.03 OE-C
two fat psps with 3.40oe-a and 1.50 enabled
ReplyDeletePSP 1004 3.72HX-2(Without 1.50 kernel)
ReplyDeleteFirst of all GREAT JOB. Secondly Please do same things for poor slim&lite owners^^
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot. God bless you
Iam using PSp 2001(slim) 3.71 M33-3
3.71 M33 PSP fat
ReplyDelete1 PSP - 3.52M33-4 (PSP-1004)
ReplyDeleteRuns 1.50 Homebrew, dunno about 1.0
I'm using a PSP-1001 (TA-082) with 3.71 M33-3 & 1.50 Kernel Subset. I had problems with Mario 64 on the firmware 1.00 version of Daedalus, so I use the 1.50 version.
ReplyDeleteI'm using a PSP Slim with 3.71 M33-2 firmware and would love to see a Slim version of Daedalus.
ReplyDeletePSP Slim 2000 - 3.71-3 M33
ReplyDeleteYou should start a donation to get a PSP slim, I'd donate :). Just an idea.
I'm using PSP FAT with 3.52 M33-4, which of course means that the prefered firmware to use is 3.x. 1.5 software works, sort of, just requires reformat, as 1.5 doesn't support memory cards bigger than 4GB (which means, if the software happens to be after 4GB limit, it crashes the system when trying to boot)
ReplyDeleteI think it would be worth mentioning (also in the release notes) that the 1.0 version works on 3.x kernel (while 1.5 version doesn't)
hey this might sound kinda dumb but, can you use an official firmware with daedalus. or can u make it so it'll work. all of my friends have an official firmware psp. is upsetting -_-
ReplyDelete-Rakuen
PSP Slim with 3.60 M33
ReplyDelete(not adverse to upgrading CFW, obviously)
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ReplyDeletea)Slim PSP
ReplyDeleteb)M33 3.71-3
BTW, I don't anyone really uses 1.5 anymore, but I don't really know so I very well could be wrong. Just my two cents
PSP-2000 (Slim) running 3.71 m33,
ReplyDeleteand a Japanese PSP-2000 running 3.80.
I have psp 1.50 firmware.
ReplyDeleteIm using a PSP-2006DR with 3.71M33
ReplyDeleteIll gladly help you get a slim, I live in Hong Kong where they are cheap(er)!
Slim with 3.90 M33
ReplyDeleteAnxiously awaiting daedalus on the slim.
PSP slim 2000
ReplyDelete3.90 M33
strmnnrmn,
ReplyDeletei was just wondering if u could make the daedalus R14 work with version 3.90 version of the psp fat. i am a big fan of nintendo 64, and the classic games, but i cant play them cause i have version 3.90 psp fat.
thanks alot!
I'm running a PSP slim with the 3.90m33-2 firmware.
ReplyDeleteI have a slim with 3.9 m33
ReplyDeleteMore reliable CFW:
ReplyDeletePSP-1001 TA-86
3.71M33-4 with 1.50 add-on v2
Remote player flashed
Original Large Icons on XBM-Flashed
Mixed- with Original-Simple-XBM
RCO= O,X,[], /\ in colors on accept and decline.
Error sound for interactive action,
Black-line for margin of selection of XBM.
01-02 Dif. Icons
and etc.
Thanks! n_n'!
PSPMAN90