[DaGhost]

Which 4.30 CFW is the best choice? Rebug 4.30, Rogero 4.30, or etc?

[darkpower_4]

I'm on Rogero 4.30 but when i start developing PS3 Homebrew Rebug is what i will use...also if you hack games Rebug might be easier. But I think Rogero is better if you want to go online with your ps3. It works for me and i have never been banned. (even playing CODBO2) just dont cheat. I personally dont even sh** talk to keep under the radar and never just say over COD or PSN in general that your modded or play homebrew connected to psn,disable internet, play homebrew then start multiman after to clean logs then connect to internet.

[DaGhost]

Ok thanks i want to try Rebug because i heard its more compatible, but idk

Originally Posted by darkpower_4 I'm on Rogero 4.30 but when i start developing PS3 Homebrew Rebug is what i will use...also if you hack games Rebug might be easier. But I think Rogero is better if you want to go online with your ps3. It works for me and i have never been banned. (even playing CODBO2) just dont cheat. I personally dont even sh** talk to keep under the radar and never just say over COD or PSN in general that your modded or play homebrew connected to psn,disable internet, play homebrew then start multiman after to clean logs then connect to internet.

[HulkWogan]

More compatible? No, if you are happy with kmeaw and do not wish for more complex options then opt for Rogero as its a very simple cfw.

[DaGhost]

Ok thank you, but i heard the Rebug is compatible with the PS2 and PSN games or something like that. Could you tell me the pro's or con's?

Originally Posted by HulkWogan More compatible? No, if you are happy with kmeaw and do not wish for more complex options then opt for Rogero as its a very simple cfw.

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What are you using and why?

Originally Posted by HulkWogan More compatible? No, if you are happy with kmeaw and do not wish for more complex options then opt for Rogero as its a very simple cfw.

[HulkWogan]

I'm using Rogero only because it's no frills and don't really get the time to tinker with Rebug, ps2 compatibility is only worth mentioning if the console is backwards compatible and I wasn't aware that there was any difference when installing psn games, perhaps there is.

If I had a broken BD Drive and couldn't be bothered to replace it then I would no doubt be using Rebug, but if your only interested in running homebrew and backups then they are much alike.

[DaGhost]

Oh ok cool thanks

Originally Posted by HulkWogan I'm using Rogero only because it's no frills and don't really get the time to tinker with Rebug, ps2 compatibility is only worth mentioning if the console is backwards compatible and I wasn't aware that there was any difference when installing psn games, perhaps there is. If I had a broken BD Drive and couldn't be bothered to replace it then I would no doubt be using Rebug, but if your only interested in running homebrew and backups then they are much alike.