Hacking PSP Go Infinity 6.61 CFW breaks SaveState?

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I have just bought a PSP Go and its unmodded.

Of course, the first thing I want to do is install a CFW.

Now everyone seems to be recommending the Firmware Infinity 2.0, as it enables a permament cfw.

Does it still break the savestate function and is the infinity 2.0 Firmware really the best one to go with?

I have googled around a bit and some people seem to be recommending a 6.20 permanent CFW instead because of the savestate.

I would love some input from you guys. Thanks in advance
 
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From wololo;

Additionally, Infinity 2.0 also fixes a few issues that occured when using the older versions of Infinity v1.x, such as XMB theming issues and problems related to the PSPgo’s pause feature (the “unlock extra memory” option in the recovery menu needs to be disabled!).

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Ah that sounds great, then it does sound like the most current and up do date choice :)

Perfect man! I am so happy. Coincidentally, the psp go came with a dock for my TV (component). Cant wait to try that out
 
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