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Re: PSP (PlayStation Portable) - tomozj - 12-04-2008
Err, there is a *chance* that things can go haywire. I had to downgrade to the version 1.50 firmware and then upgrade in stages to get to 4.01 or something. Now the auto updater in the menu can upgrade the PSPs (cracked) firmware, which seems pretty cool. There's a risk involved of bricking your PSP (corrupting the firmware and then the device would be rendered useless, or 'bricked') but that tends to happen if people use the firmwares which are not advised to use (such as the wrong version of a firmware could by decrypted by the updater thinking it was another updater, which would install a bunch of garbage onto your FW). Something like a power-cut can also be the cause if it doesn't finish flashing the firmware, but I really wouldn't worry about either of these issues if you simply charge your PSP to full power, follow the correct instructions and don't go throwing the damn thing around. Just for a cheat system it may seem a little bit too much of a risk, however homebrew stuff is also an added benefit. The cheats are pretty neat though (shit like superman
).
Re: PSP (PlayStation Portable) - Thug - 12-04-2008
Can you upgrade ur PSP while powering it up?
Cuz my PSP is kinda broke and it auto turns of most of the time..
Re: PSP (PlayStation Portable) - Philip - 12-04-2008
Quote:Thug link=topic=14828.msg158766#msg158766 date=1228427025]
Can you upgrade ur PSP while powering it up?
Cuz my PSP is kinda broke and it auto turns of most of the time..
yes you can
Re: PSP (PlayStation Portable) - tomozj - 12-04-2008
Yes, but not with flashing the firmware with custom firmware (if I recall correctly). It's best to have the battery as backup though also.
Re: PSP (PlayStation Portable) - Philip - 12-05-2008
(12-04-2008, 11:25 PM)tomozj link Wrote: Yes, but not with flashing the firmware with custom firmware (if I recall correctly). It's best to have the battery as backup though also.I think you are talking about Pandora battery? Anyway if you want to install Custom firmware i think you downgrade your PSP to version 1.5, only then you can download the Firmware.
Re: PSP (PlayStation Portable) - Erin - 12-05-2008
(12-04-2008, 09:43 PM)tomozj link Wrote: There's a risk involved of bricking your PSP (corrupting the firmware and then the device would be rendered useless, or 'bricked')
If you have Pandora battery this wont be a problem for you.
Re: PSP (PlayStation Portable) - Philip - 12-05-2008
(12-05-2008, 06:20 PM)Erin link Wrote: If you have Pandora battery this wont be a problem for you.
There is one problem, After you do run Pandora battary the battary that you used will brake :-/ so you will need 2 batterys to do it
Re: PSP (PlayStation Portable) - Erin - 12-05-2008
(12-05-2008, 06:23 PM)ReVolveR link Wrote: There is one problem, After you do run Pandora battary the battary that you used will brake :-/ so you will need 2 batterys to do it
Oh yeah I forgot you need one normal battery and of course Pandora battery. Thanks for clearing that up.
Re: PSP (PlayStation Portable) - Philip - 12-05-2008
GTA_Rules i will explane what you have to do, i hope i wont get warned again If you wish to install Firmware onto your PSP what you have to do is:
1. Downgrade to v1.5
2. Download Custom firmware E1.4 i think thats what it is callled ^^
3. Get a memory stick which atleast 2gb.
4. Open the firmware folder and drag it to your PSP folder
5. Install the firmware on your PSP
6. Enjoy xD
Just a tip, When you search for all this PSP modding things on the internet e.g. Change the back cover of your PSP.
DONT DO IT trust me, You will fail and your PSP will fail after. Trust me i know
Re: PSP (PlayStation Portable) - ReLoaded - 12-05-2008
u must of failed too
