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i just got my brand new gh1 (version 1.32 or 1.34 i don't know as it only displays 1.3 in camera) and i would like to know if i can backup my original firmware before flashing a hacked version ?
thanks
Sorry, but this is incorrect information. The ROM Backup option in the Service Menu does not backup the v1.34 firmware found in the most recently manufactured GH1 cameras. There is currently no known way to backup or obtain v1.34 short of physically disassembling the camera. Fortunately, there is no need to do so, since Panasonic provides freely downloadable v1.32 firmware, which is functionally equivalent to v1.34. Once you have properly hacked the camera using PTool with a patched copy of the v1.32 firmware, you may at any time reinstall Panasonic's original v1.32 firmware.If you just got it, it's version 1.34. The only way I know of to back-up the existing firmware that is in the camera, is to enable "rom backup" in the camera.
Sorry, but this is incorrect information. The ROM Backup option in the Service Menu does not backup the v1.34 firmware found in the most recently manufactured GH1 cameras. There is currently no known way to backup or obtain v1.34 short of physically disassembling the camera. Fortunately, there is no need to do so, since Panasonic provides freely downloadable v1.32 firmware, which is functionally equivalent to v1.34. Once you have properly hacked the camera using PTool with a patched copy of the v1.32 firmware, you may at any time reinstall Panasonic's original v1.32 firmware.
I believe it backs up the current user settings, making it easy to reproduce test cases.