Hacking cant get pass blue screen after update ?

[-=oopeteroo=-]

hi i have a psp3000 firmware 5.03.

and i updated it to 6.20 OFW

it says update completed, then it restarted.

and a blue screen pop up with '' setting information is corrupted.. press O to repair and restore default settings''

Press O and it restart and to blue screen again, cant get pass this.... what happend ? and how to fix this ?

 

[Ryupower]

the psp's Flash1 is not resting

try this
power the system off
HOLD SELECT, START, TRIANGLE, and SQUARE all at the same time while holding them power the system on

 

[-=oopeteroo=-]

the psp's Flash1 is not resting

try this
power the system off
HOLD SELECT, START, TRIANGLE, and SQUARE all at the same time while holding them power the system on

didnt work still the same, but i manage to go pass it sometimes but when reset still the same =/

 

[-=oopeteroo=-]

okey

after like 50-100 restarts i can lucky by pass the blue screen, manage to install cfw 6.20 pro c2.

But the blue screen with ''setting information is corrupted.. press O to repair and restore default settings'' still always comes back after a real shutdown.
And i cant still by pass it, tried everything.

and after like a few hundreds of tries i manage to by pass it again.

and i got a solution:

when i shut down the psp completely and turn if on.
the blue screen will come
then i need to reset vhs and the psp will auto restart
the blue screen will be back.
But now when i press the O and every settings restore to default and i can launch my psp again.
but i need to do that everytime i completely shut it down.

any fixes? and know whats wrong ?

iam running psp 3000 3g with 6.20 cfw pro c2

 

[Rydian]

Does it do this with the /seplugins/ folder on the memory stick removed or renamed?

 

[-=oopeteroo=-]

Does it do this with the /seplugins/ folder on the memory stick removed or renamed?

still the same even with the seplugins folder renamed

 

[-=oopeteroo=-]

anyone ?

 

[xist]

It's a corrupt flash1. If you can run Nandtool do a check for bad blocks....if you see lots then that's your problem (JUST check for bad blocks, don't play around with the other functions)

 

[-=oopeteroo=-]

and if thats it can i somehow fix it ?

 

[Rydian]

Well I know the official Sony firmware installer will look for bad blocks and write around them, but if there's too many and it can't, it'd be easier to get a new PSP than replace the NAND chip, I assume.

 

[xist]

and if thats it can i somehow fix it ?

No. There are spare blocks to give the system redundancy, but if it's already bad enough to cause this error it's irreparable.

However, you need to diagnose what's wrong rather than guess what's wrong. Your flash1 is doing something funny...we need to work out why. This test eliminates one potential issue.

 

[Ryupower]

maybe he can try the Flash1 Formatter

if you can run it, it my help

 

[-=oopeteroo=-]

cant run flash1 formatter as when i run it in recovert it restart and i will be in blue screen again

checked nandtool

says bad block: page 98272 block 3071
1 bad block found

 

[-=oopeteroo=-]

bump.... hope anyone can help me more

 

[-=oopeteroo=-]

plz help

 

[dragonblood9999]

try re updating the firmware or upgrade to 6.60 and use lcfw

 

[xist]

At this point i'm unsure whether you've accessed the recovery menu and formatted flash1 from there (or maybe i've missed it).

 

[-=oopeteroo=-]

no have not reformatted flash1 cuz i cant run it in recovery, it just restarted when i try to run the format eboot.

how do i reupdate the firmware ? iam on a custom firmware..just flash the ofw ?