Gaming Best PSP CFW/homebrew introduction/tutorial I've read

jelbo · Jun 13, 2008

I feel the same way as you guys (and gals perhaps). As a way of showing your appreciation you could send *Legion* a quick thanks, he'll appreciate it.

QUOTE said:
If you have any questions, comments, corrections, or complaints, e-mail me at [email protected]. I’d love to hear what you think.

Also, to mods: I also think this should be stickied, not for personal praise (I just linked to someone's work), but to help the community. It's a real time saver for PSP noobs and it really stands out in the crowd of tutorials.

.::5pYd3r::. · Jun 13, 2008

I agree, +1 for sticky

jalaneme · Jun 13, 2008

problem is does the guide cover both psp slims and fats? are the methods the guide recommend up to date? i know most guides out there have very outdated information and can always mislead people who don't know anything about hacking psp's

Shyn · Jun 13, 2008

jalaneme said:
problem is does the guide cover both psp slims and fats? are the methods the guide recommend up to date? i know most guides out there have very outdated information and can always mislead people who don't know anything about hacking psp's

The information on this guide is pretty up to date. I think the "latest firmware" when the guide was written was 3.80, and the methods since then have not changed that much. Also, it looks like the author updated the guide on on April 20th, so the information is good.

Tortimer · Jun 13, 2008

Yes, it is a very good guide. Made a lot of things easier for me in the beginning.

jeronz · Jun 14, 2008

jalaneme said:
problem is does the guide cover both psp slims and fats? are the methods the guide recommend up to date? i know most guides out there have very outdated information and can always mislead people who don't know anything about hacking psp's

Yup its for both slim and phat (because its the pandora battery method). The method is pretty up to date, but of course there are going to be new firmware releases all the time. However, he explains that that you can update through the psp itself. He also says that he'll update the guide in future. There is one main thing he left out I think (or maybe its there but couldnt find it): how to put it into NO UMD mode. You can't load ISOs or CSOs without doing this OR by putting a UMD in the drive. To put it into NO UMD mode you have to go into the recovery menu by holding the R button while turning on. NO UMD mode doesn't have as high compatability as putting a UMD in the drive though.

PuyoDead · Jun 14, 2008

I also agree that this should be a sticky topic. So many basic (and advanced) questions answered here. Hell, just the list of suggested emulators alone is worth a sticky, let alone the tons of other information.

gizmo_gal · Jun 15, 2008

I bookmarked the guide.

bazzi_h · Jun 24, 2008

[yo yti

Icetron · Jul 12, 2008

This guide helped me a lot! Thanks!

ChiddaPotta · Jul 19, 2008

Can anyone pass me some HQ Pictures on how to make and Restore a Pandora Battery for a Original PSP Slim Battery? Just High-Quality pictures would be great.

Thanks. Im starting to learn on how to hack the PSP. Right now i have a PSP Slim and a 4GB MSS.

EDIT: Never Mind, found them

ackers · Oct 11, 2008

Can someone please tell me do all .PBP files have to start with EBOOT for them to actually work or can I rename them to whatever I like?

gizmo_gal · Oct 23, 2008

I'm considering getting an old PSP for cheapity and this guide is the one that I will use to help me if I do buy it.

Gore · Oct 24, 2008

Ackers said:
Can someone please tell me do all .PBP files have to start with EBOOT for them to actually work or can I rename them to whatever I like?

They must be EBOOT.PBP
You can rename the folders they're inside, or include a text file with what the program is in the folder with it.

chaotic_geo · Nov 15, 2008

Alright guys, need a little help here. I have a PSP Phat with the official Version 3.80 firmware.

What do I need to do to get custom firmware up and running?

Thank you.

xist · Nov 15, 2008

A Pandora battery (or you could hard mod your own battery but for $10 why take the risk?) and a Genuine Pro Duo Memory stick between about 256Mb and 4Gb in size. Then you're in business.

DivineZeus · Nov 15, 2008

I used a 4GB MicroSDHC with Memory Stick Pro Duo adapter and all works fine...

chaotic_geo · Nov 15, 2008

Thanks guys, ordered everything I need!

Do I need an official Pro Duo Memory stick? I have a 4gb Sony, however it doesn't register as a MagicGate...

chaotic_geo · Nov 19, 2008

chaotic_geo said:
Thanks guys, ordered everything I need!

Do I need an official Pro Duo Memory stick? I have a 4gb Sony, however it doesn't register as a MagicGate...

Did not work.

Received my Datel TOOL battery today, made the magic memory stick, inserted both into my PSP... and all I saw was a black screen.

Going to buy an official memory stick right now, so hopefully that'll work.

EmperorOfCanada · Nov 19, 2008

Chaotic, PM me please?

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