Correct, your motherboard is a fully hackable one, and the Gen-D3 installer flashes just fine to it, I've done it myself a few times to show people it's possible on this motherboard model.nasune said:...And it does it's crap from there? No worries on bricking? Cool.Jolan said:
First of all, I need to find it. Thanks.
After that, check the softmod sticky's section on updating to the latest (prometheus).
Definitely will do. Thanks a million.Rydian said:Correct, your motherboard is a fully hackable one, and the Gen-D3 installer flashes just fine to it, I've done it myself a few times to show people it's possible on this motherboard model.Team Fail said:...And it does it's crap from there? No worries on bricking? Cool.
First of all, I need to find it. Thanks.
After that, check the softmod sticky's section on updating to the latest (prometheus).
Well some of the games on there are the ones I tried to play (Ace Combat X 1 and 2, AC:Bloodlines, and Dissidia to be precise), and yet nothing but a black screen and eventually turning off occurs.Rydian said:
I was able to load Everyday Shooter and Angry Birds, but those are small games, so it may have to do with the size...
Ok. I downloaded the latest installer after softmodding my PSP. But, now, there is one small obstacle. The PSP won't recognize any eboot.pbp files in the GAMES folder.Rydian said:Correct, your motherboard is a fully hackable one, and the Gen-D3 installer flashes just fine to it, I've done it myself a few times to show people it's possible on this motherboard model.nasune said:...And it does it's crap from there? No worries on bricking? Cool.Jolan said:
First of all, I need to find it. Thanks.
After that, check the softmod sticky's section on updating to the latest (prometheus).
They need to be in their own folders, and some things need to be named certain things. The folder for the GEN installer needs to be named UPDATE.
There's an HBL for 6.37 now, which means there's a stable HBl later than a stable HEN right now, so I updated the third chart in the first part of the guide to indicate HBL instead of no hack. Also removed the line about there being no later HBL than HEN.
Pardon my idiocy in not being able to figure this out, but precisely where are the instructions on how to de-fuck a psp-1000 that your idiot brother has upgraded to current firmware? (it wasn't yet hacked, mind; not sure if that's good or not...)
A pandora will boot a compatible PSP into service mode so you can rescue it if it's fucked up (or downgrade the firmware). Only the 1000 and older 2000 firmwares can use a pandora. It's not recommended to convert your own since original PSP batteries are getting harder to find, and you can buy a pandora for like $8 from a chinese site online.
Team Fail said:
Pandora=Unbricker, exploiter for installing CFW
Normal=Not Unbricker, not exploiter
You can only make pandoras if you have any PSP 1000 or a certain 2000 (The star wars darth vader 2000 to be exact, and a few normal ones if you're lucky)
If you can, do it, but you need a non-pandora battery to play games normally, so either have at least two batteries or remember to backup the normal battery's data before you pandora it.
Most custom firmwares have the ability to softmod a battery into a pandora (by changing the serial), but it won't actually work unless your motherboard lets you (older ones only).
kinda reading the guide, it says that you use HBL for homebrew on 6.36.....but there is actually a beta HEN for 6.36 from VFlame.....which supports downgrading to 6.35 ofw, in which case you can use 6.35 PRO-B, or downgrade to 6.20 (to use Totol_Noob's HEN) using Davee's downgrader provided that the motherboard supports it....
But you probably already knew this.....
But you probably already knew this.....
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