You can just run the B5 installer again and press triangle to uninstall, then run the B6 installer.
I didn't think to test the wifi update...
I didn't think to test the wifi update...
Yes you do, of course, in order to put the updater into your PSP. Strictly speaking you only need a memory card large enough to hold the (small) update files, so the card which your PSP came with is enough.DJPlace said:
However it's always a good idea to get a decent memory card, as more memory on the PSP is always useful (as has been said earlier).
It depends on whether you have a psp 1k-3k or a psp Go. If you have a psp 1k-3k, you will need a memory stick. If you have a psp Go, you can put the installer inside the internal memory of the Go instead of buying a mem stick for the Go.molh394 said:
I have a question: is it better to uninstall the permanent patch then update to a newer version, or can I just update from a permanently hacked state?
If you perma'd I'd run the uninstall and then install B6.
I haven't tested updating with the perma patch installed, and have a lot of my stuff packed right now so I can't really do it.
I haven't tested updating with the perma patch installed, and have a lot of my stuff packed right now so I can't really do it.
Better to uninstall.s4mid4re said:It depends on whether you have a psp 1k-3k or a psp Go. If you have a psp 1k-3k, you will need a memory stick. If you have a psp Go, you can put the installer inside the internal memory of the Go instead of buying a mem stick for the Go.
Well he said that he was running a 4xx firmware, so I figured he didn't have a Go.
QUOTE(s4mid4re @ Jun 2 2011, 02:15 AM) I have a question: is it better to uninstall the permanent patch then update to a newer version, or can I just update from a permanently hacked state?
Quote from Coldbird, a dev of PRO CFW
Best uninstall permanent patch when updating, better safe than sorry....
http://wololo.net/talk/viewtopic.php?f=17&...;p=74080#p74080Coldbird said:
Best uninstall permanent patch when updating, better safe than sorry....
First of all, thanks for the guide!
Think I have a problem with my PSP1000.
It was running a very old CFW, 3.77 (I think).
Following the guide, I used Hellcats to flash the official 5.00 on, went ok.
Now, trying to do the official 6.20 upgrade I get this:
The system configuration of this PSP system does not appear to be correct.
The update cannot be started.
(DRNFFFFFFCD)
And it wont let me update.
I've had a Google, and it appears I need to "clean my keys"?
But can I do that now i'm on the offical 5.00 FW?
I might have access to a Pandora battery, and i've got a feeling i'm gonna need it...
Sorry for being such a noob, but i've not picked my PSP up in years!
Thanks in advance.
Think I have a problem with my PSP1000.
It was running a very old CFW, 3.77 (I think).
Following the guide, I used Hellcats to flash the official 5.00 on, went ok.
Now, trying to do the official 6.20 upgrade I get this:
The system configuration of this PSP system does not appear to be correct.
The update cannot be started.
(DRNFFFFFFCD)
And it wont let me update.
I've had a Google, and it appears I need to "clean my keys"?
But can I do that now i'm on the offical 5.00 FW?
I might have access to a Pandora battery, and i've got a feeling i'm gonna need it...
Sorry for being such a noob, but i've not picked my PSP up in years!
Thanks in advance.
Did you patch Key 5 when you downgraded the PSP to 1.00/1.50 the first time you CFW'd?
What you need to do is run Chilly Willy's Key Cleaner and check what it says about your Keys, and check whether you have a patched Key 5 or not (or if you have a virgin nand dump from YOUR PSP you can flash that with Nandtool).
If you don't have a full Nand dump and key dump i'd probably do that first before anything else. (Nandtool again)
What you need to do is run Chilly Willy's Key Cleaner and check what it says about your Keys, and check whether you have a patched Key 5 or not (or if you have a virgin nand dump from YOUR PSP you can flash that with Nandtool).
If you don't have a full Nand dump and key dump i'd probably do that first before anything else. (Nandtool again)
Honestly, I have no idea whether I patched it or not (but having trawled the net, it appears I probably did).xist said:
Can I run Keycleaner on an official firmware (Currently on official 5.00 after step one of this guide)?
If you can't update to say 6.39 and then use 6.39 PRO then What i'd suggest is to get hold of a Pandora, set up a DCv8 MMS with elfmenu, Keycleaner and Nandtool on it and do the dumps and Key Unpatching from there.
You can't use Hellcat's Recovery Flasher from OFW.
You can't use Hellcat's Recovery Flasher from OFW.
Cheers xist.
Currently dling PSP Pandora Deluxe 3.3, seems to have all the tools on it.
Pick up the battery tomorrow and have a go then.
Thanks for your help, will report back....
P.S: Not sure if it's worth adding this to the guide in the first section, or am I just extremely unlucky?
Currently dling PSP Pandora Deluxe 3.3, seems to have all the tools on it.
Pick up the battery tomorrow and have a go then.
Thanks for your help, will report back....
P.S: Not sure if it's worth adding this to the guide in the first section, or am I just extremely unlucky?
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