Exploit achieved

[wololo]

This is not surprising at all.
Your issues happen on 6.60 and not on 5.50 because Sony prevents us from doing syscall estimations on 6.60. Hence, if the game is not importing a function used by VHBL, VHBL will crash when trying to use that function.

second, the part of VHBL that requires the most functions at startup is the part that frees memory. This is probably why both your games are crashing at this step.

[xerpi]

Yesterday wth helped me and I could pause one thread on the loader, it was the music thread an I know it worked because the music didn't play but it still crashes cause another thread is causing trouble so today I try to pause it and see if it works.

[m0skit0]

Terminate & delete the threads instead of pausing them (or after pausing them).

[wth]

Terminate & delete the threads instead of pausing them (or after pausing them).

his game doesn't import anything but sceKernelExitThread() to terminate threads
Everybody's Tennis really imports more functions indeed ^^' And I don't even speak of Motorstorm xD Motorstorm imports even more

[wololo]

wth is right.
However I added recently in the svn, thanks to JJS's help, a few things that could help with this situation:
viewtopic.php?f=4&t=10815&start=10#p136281

[m0skit0]

Isn't that about FPL? Is there any way we can get info on where the threads are executing? It might be possible to inject a call to sceKernelExitThread() and make the thread exit itself.

[wololo]

It might be possible to inject a call to sceKernelExitThread() and make the thread exit itself.

Yup, but our current implementation is not enough to fix the issue:
http://code.google.com/p/valentine-hbl/ ... tail?r=138

But I think it's better to use the stuff I described above, it's not only about the FPL, it helps importing several functions, and the ones for threads are probably there.