Zeitmaschine Reloaded: Time Machine software updated to support the 6.60 ME-2.2!
After the initial release of Dark~AleX time machine software, he later integrated said time machine function in his pandora unbricking software, known as despertar del Cementerio (DC/DDC), which did not only allow pandora users to boot an entire (custom) firmware from the memory stick, but also allowed the installation of a complete firmware, be it an official one or a custom firmware.
Near the end of the 6.xx custom firmware scene, developer Neur0n has updated Dark~AleX DDC software to install the firmwares 6.60, 6.60 ME-1.8 and boot the 6.60 ME-1.8 from the memory stick.
Today time machine has got yet another update, which should be seen as an update to Neur0ns time machine update itself.
Developer Rahim-US, known for porting Neur0ns famous ME and LME custom firmware to firmware 6.20 and updating and improving said custom firmwares, has done yet another incredible thing:
He has updated Neur0ns time machine software, which was an updated version of Dark~AleX’ time machine for (not only, but including) firmware 5.00 (M33-4), which originally was able to install and test boot the 6.60 ME-1.8 firmware, along with installing the official 6.60 firmware.
The new and updated time machine software is now capable of installing and test booting the 6.60 ME-2.2 custom firmware, currently the most advanced and versatile custom firmware for any Playstation Portable.
Another change is that Rahim re-added some of the missing Nand Tools functions, which were present in Dark~AleX’ DDCv8, but missing in Neur0ns DDCv9.
Creating and restoring nand dumps is now possible with the new improved time machine, along with the other mentioned functions.
It is worth to stress that this software does only work in combination with a pandora kit (a pandora battery and a magic memory stick), and only supports the PSP 1000 (any PSP 1000) and most PSP 2000s (any PSP 2000 except for those using the TA-088v3 motherboard).
A comparison of Neur0ns DDCv9 for the 6.60 ME-1.8 and Rahims new DDCv9 for the 6.60 ME-2.2 can be seen in the video above.
Download: Time Machine Addon (6.60 ME-2.2)
Source via Twitter.com
This is awesome. I enjoyed the tuto presented by The Z. This is a very attractive feature, giving you the ability to “multi-boot” various OFW and CFW. Thanks for the information.
P.S. First 😀
Nice!!
so very nice news 🙂
but is there a nand player to ?
or in otherwords is ther to be expected a tnv version of the said timemachine zeit ?
Since this requires a pandora battery to work, this wont be possible for the PSP 2000v3, 3000s, Go, E1000 or any kind of PS Vita.
are you forgetting that PSP 2000v3 can also use pandora? or is it that this specific homebrew doesn’t work?
The 2000v3 can only use a special sony-made unbrick memory stick, not our “usual unbricking scene software”.
Every device can use their specific official unbrick software, the keyword is “official”.
the point is that it works, the keyword is “works”.
Wow never heard of this update before lol nice
Did it happen again? Was my comment removed?
As soon as I posted the above comment to which I am replying, my OP appeared. There are some nasty cache problems with this server. Wololo mentioned something about it being to keep out bots, or so; the comments disappear and then appear after awhile.
you usually just need to refresh the page again
also sometimes the comment gets caught in the spam system and is marked for review, it will then show up when wololo sees it.
Thanks. As I said, the “missing” comment came up after I posted another comment, which reloaded the page. Below, Ivo and I were discussing the anti-spam measures used by wololo.net/, which might be the cause of the disappearance. Although, it does get caught up in the spam system, as you said.
so no machine alternate firmware for vita then just 660 tnv ?
jck wololo.net uses ur ip and checks for last known ip for the nickname used
and heavy chaching problems
i cant post at home for example
Hmm…interesting. Thanks for the detailed response. Although I don’t see the correlation between the fact that wololo.net/ suggests your username based on the ip address from which you commented last and the disappearance of comments since I comment using the same wifi network over and over again. I hope you get my point.
old-username-ip != new-username-ip == no comment
if that explains it better
as it was one of the anti spam measurements
I feel that is what I stressed in my previous response to you. I am using the same wifi network which implies the same ip hence, based on wololo.net/ ‘s anti-spam measures and info you prodived, I have the same username. Also, can you repost your recent response but more specifically as in:
old-username | different ip / old-username | same ip
new-username | different ip / new-username | same ip
You need to better word what you are trying to say although I do understand all you have said (I feel we are saying the same thing lol, recursiveness)
I posted using the same username and still within the same wifi network. Are you trying to say that wololo.net/ doesn’t allow the same user ID over two different wifi networks. If yes, then that is obvious and somewhat limiting as I may be the same person just in a different location and i won’t be able to use the username I would usually use. Although, no one else would be able to use it either. But still, it doesn’t answer the question. I was connected to my usual network and I used my usual wololo.net/ ID. Why does it “remove” / hide some of the comments?
It’s not by IP, it’s by browser cache. If it were by IP, my browser would block the site for malicious activity. Comments not showing up sounds like the aggressive server cache dumping before the comments are updated so the cached copy of the comment is gone and the saved copy of the comment is not yet available. That would explain why they show up late.
Thank you for the info, it is appreciated 😀
Sweet – I missed the Neuron’s patch but might give this one a try
Very nice, this is great for people who may want to stay at a lower firmware but still want to play the newer games without all the patching and compatibility problems.
This is for 6.60 dude
I always found this interesting but could never find a reason to switch to a lower CFW. Though I was always fond of using DDC to recver from bricks after playing around in flash.
What happens if you try to boot something like this on a kernel PS-V/PSP exploit? I imagine it’s a brick but I’ve been curious for a while. I mean obviously not this one which only works with a Pandora but something else.
finally the definitive update to my outdated des cem 8
NNNRT but it is for 660 but it allso isnt … cuz u need magic stick plus special panda battery.
some sorta timemachine emulator coming for vita ?
Vita can not use PSP Pandora.
cool!! psp not dead.
This brings so many memories
New exploit for USB 🙂
psvita is vulnerable ?!?!?
http://arstechnica.com/security/2014/07/this-thumbdrive-hacks-computers-badusb-exploit-makes-devices-turn-evil/
Can PS Vita even load any USB type device?
I don’t think so
PS Vita don’t accept random firmware,CMD and network are sandboxed
So i doubt it would do anything 😛
i can load ur mom on my usb device
awesome work by neuron and rahim-us!!! some love for us psp 3k users plzz 😀