its a real one (mark 2)Are you using an actual memory stick, or one of those fake adapters? I use the work "fake" liberally because real MicroSD->MSPD adapters haven't been produced in years, so any one you buy recently is fake.
its a real one (mark 2)Are you using an actual memory stick, or one of those fake adapters? I use the work "fake" liberally because real MicroSD->MSPD adapters haven't been produced in years, so any one you buy recently is fake.
nope still all but one game (and all saves) are corruptingHm, try formatting it with the PSP (so it recreates the folders), then only put the ISOs back on and see if it still misbehaves.
newNew saves or using older ones?
Having a bit of a problem recently, it isn't too frequent, but the sound it makes worries me. When I go to play a game sometimes it randomly freezes then after a few seconds I hear a snapping sound and the system turns off. It was happening every time I tried to play any of the DJ MAX games and just happened when I went to load my save on Persona 3. (which is an UMD)
I have PSP-2000 perma-hacked with 6.60 Pro-C.
Disable all your plugins. Does it still happen.
(YES - ALL OF THEM!)
I just started using a nice custom theme with CXMB a few days ago. That might be the case?
Ah, that's what I figured thanks. If I were to use temp CFW I would not be able to access the recovery menu where you power down and old R or whatever? I remember I used to do that with my old PSP but if this ones CFW turns off when full power down I guess that wouldn't work. Or is it just 3000's in general that cannot go into recovery menu? Either way that would suck because that was one of my favorite things about CFW. I guess I will do the temp 6.60 PRO version for now. If I do that, is it possible to change into a perma version later? Lastly if I did have a perma version would that have the recovery menu? Thanks.Rydian said:You need homebrew to properly ID motherboards in 3K models. But temp hacks work on any PSP.