PSP 3000 Running 'Custom Firmware' (HEN)
by Hellcat on Jan.13, 2009 at 1:25 am, under Gaming, PSP Homebrew, PlayStation Portable | Thread ID: None

It has been done!
The guys over at the french site PspGen.com just did it!
They are reporting about a PSP 3000 running HEN custom firmware through the recently found GripShift savegame exploit.
For those unfamiliar with it:
"HEN" is short for "Homebrew ENabler" and is basically the core of every custom firmware, it's that part that makes all the patches and other magic required to launch homebrew on the PSP.
The big difference of HEN to a custom firmware, as it's known these days, is that nothing gets written into the PSPs internal flash but everything happens in memory only - this also means it's gone by the next coldboot and needs to be reapplied through the exploit, but that's a small price to pay, most will say.
Although the creators of this achievement say it won't be released to the public until at least a second kernel exploit has been found (due to Sony patching it as soon as the files are released), this definitely puts up high hopes for things to come on the PSP 3000.
Find the original source (in french) including a video of said PSP 3000 running CFW behind the link below.
PSP 3000 on 'Custom Firmware' incl. video [ pspgen.com ]
HEN for the PSP 3000... [ LAN.st ]
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January 13th, 2009 on 4:00 AM
Wow, this is awesome. I mean, really awesome
January 13th, 2009 on 7:02 AM
Dam this is awesome, where almost there just need a second exploits well done the the pspgen dev team!
January 13th, 2009 on 11:38 AM
Great work PSPGen!