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If you'd like a user flair reflecting that.CSS credit. BIOS is basically the same thing as firmware - a set of low level code that directly talks to the hardware and other software bases itself on it. All programs running on given machine usually talk to hardware by calling procedures offered by the bios/firmware.so you need to reimplement that layer, providing the same set of functions for programs running on top of it.psp has fairly simple firmware - it comprises 10-15mb of data per model, and individual drivers are really small and simple. Also, there is free psp sdk which has been around for quite a few years so the set of required procedures is fairly well known.also, psp apps and games tend to be statically compiled - after all firmware in psp is a moving target and games built for psp in times of 1.50 firmware might not be compatible with units running 6.60. So the whole problem was fairly simple from runtime side - you might recall that it was possible to run games on lower firmware version that they required just by reencrypting the executables with keys from lower firmware revision - that (and some custom firmware checks) were only requirement to upgrade your psp firmware.