However, I will say, I am revolted by some of the comments, at least the ones without apology and/or self realization that they themselves were responsible, but I suppose everyone is like that at some point in their life with some things. However seriously guys, if you have installed anything to flash before, such as custom firmware, and you have actually read the README files sufficiently thorough you would have seen this line before ” AS WITH ANY HOMEBREW THAT WRITES TO FLASH, THEIR IS ALWAYS A CHANCE TO BRICK “.

Just because this person whom we, or at least I personally, have never heard of in the Homebrew scene before, has made this homebrew, a W.I.P. XMB replacement, which obviously writes to flash, everyone, including seasoned PSP users from 1.50 only Homebrew days, should expect to see a close ratio between successful installs and semi-brick/brick installs. It’s common sense.

So to anyone leaving a comment complaining that it wasn’t tested well enough, or complaining that they have an unrecoverable brick, it is your fault for not thinking things through. Besides, if you have custom firmware, you should at the least realize the risks involved with such things. If not, go over to the forums and do some reading before doing anything with your PSP, otherwise your comments have no value to anyone.

Finally, I will say this; ” Project4 Open Beta 1 ”

Their is a single word in the line above that should point out everything I stated above in itself, Beta.

I’m not trying to be rude to anyone, but seriously. All the flames on devs I have seen because someone has gotten a brick using their brew, it’s ridiculous. You, the end-user, are responsible. No one else makes the decision to try these things out except you (unless you have a delinquent younger/older brother/sister, in which case, you should be lashing at them and not the dev).

Honestly, I’m just sick of seeing people complaining about these things when it’s almost always the users fault. [/endrant]

I’ve said what I had to say, I’m out.