Blu-ray Java Homebrer wont work any more on new FW

so it died

Street Skater's Blog

It appears that recording to any homebrew BD-R BD-Java, this can be run from any console from any firmware. To make it work implements have to record the BDMV and CERTIFICATE folders in the root of the disk. PS3 to get it into the menu of [Video] we will bear in our BD and homebrew. From here it follows that only banned the BD-Java and the USB reader devices Letor BD but no ban.

What do you think? Surprised? I think from this you can make the PS3 Scene reborn a bit to take it away because it took off all his scene. With this the Sony console is able to load emulators, and homebrew games Aplisa.

Last edited by BCapper92 (2009-09-05 20:45:38)

Powerslave wrote:

This is WAY old, like 2.60 OLD...

2.80+ apparently. Check out the link 'Street Skaters Blog'.

this is a new method powerslave. it involves burning the homebrew to a bd-r and it works on 2.80 (3.0 aswell according to the youtube comment.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-Nmn-7mR9E

Last edited by Mick (2009-09-06 18:32:57)

to make this practical. someone needs to code a loader (if possible in java... i really dunno) and then idk if it would work on a RW disk but if so everything would just be pretty damn cool.

pachufir wrote:

wait, so this only works via blu ray, and not via DVD right?

That was not covered, give it a go, a DVD-RW....

I did stuff with it before the later firmware came along. Here is some of the stuff you can do with it:
http://java.sun.com/javame/reference/apis/jsr217/

I remember there are some functions to probe the JRE/VM. The rest are pretty boring. You could fuzz it to find vulnerabilities and maybe it'll be on the primary LPAR.

EDIT:Put AVCD on the data DVD and if it doesn't work then it's no go. No DVD system such as VCD has JME support or anything like it.

SNES emulator

Last edited by 0m1kr0n (2009-09-18 20:08:00)