Russian hacking team
M33
quickly and easily grabbed the attention of the PSP homebrew community
for continuing work on custom firmware after Dark_Alex suddenly
quit the scene.
The team of five have met their fair share of complaints and praise
over the past weeks, many complimenting their quick work, but lamenting
the numerous patches made to tackle a persistent list of bugs.
Interestingly, in the team's first
public interview,
they revealed that they believe Sony will ultimately make the "ideal
firmware." They believe that consumers just want the ability to do more
with their system, and Sony will learn from the homebrew community:
"When Sony understands the useless of their attempts to fight against
CFW, they WILL release the firmware that will allow to run homebrew."
The battle against homebrew shouldn't be equated with the battle
against piracy, they note. "Sony should allow homebrew development, as
on PS2 in RTE (Runtime Environment) on which you can program homebrew,
but can't run ISO." Certainly, we applaud the hard work of many
homebrew developers out there -- if they could be recognized without
piracy running rampant, all PSP owners would benefit.
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Andrew Yoon
August 7, 2007
Source:
PSP Fanboy