cfw help

how do i run it and where do i put the isos?

It all depends on the firmware your PSP has now (I assume you're talking about the PSP) and the model type. If you gave us those that would be helpful.

well from what ive learned CFW is needing a pandora battery or a helpful link i have just discovered if your on PSP 1000 Model is here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nL7ToOp_nTY&feature=relatedAnd learing also in my past week that when using a tool called PSPGrader it will create a magic memory stick upon which also a ISO folder will be created on the root and in this folder is where all ISOS and CSOs Go .Homebrews and PS1 games go into the GAME Folder with the pbp file is it?and plugins go into the seplugins or sumtin folder.anymore help just ask.

Replying to #3

When you format the memstick, the folders are already there. Even if you don't have CFW.

kenny6457 · #1how do i run it and where do i put the isos?

Here's a little tutorial I made a while back for 1000s and early 2000s.

This is what you need to do.Download PSP Grader v008 - http://pspslimhacks.com/psp-grader-v008/
Download OFW (Official Firmware) 5.00 (Second download link) - http://pspslimhacks.com/custom-firmware-500-m33-6-released/Extract PSPGrader and the firmware (Rename the .PBP file to 500.PBP if it isn't that already.) to the same folder.Hook your PSP to your computer.
Run PSPGrader and make sure that your PSP letter drive is highlighted.
Hit Create Pandora Stick and make sure that your don't get any errors.Once that is finished, unplug your PSP from your computer and turn it off.
Remove the battery and Hold down the L button as you put the Pandora Battery into the PSP.
Make sure that it is in.Then, if you get it to boot (may take a while for you to get it right), install CFW (Custom Firmware) 5.00 M33-6.Once that is done, shutoff your PSP, take out the Pandora and put the real battery in.
Start up your PSP.Download these files. - http://www.mediafire.com/?ybnmdywou2n
http://dl.qj.net/psp/homebrew-applications/cfw-550-prometheus-v4.htmlAfter that's done, put the 550.PBP on the root (main part) of the PSP memstick.
Put the UPDATE folder (found in the \PSP\GAME folder) and the 5.50_Prometheus folder in the \PSP\GAME\ folder.Hit O to disconnect from the computer.
Go to the Memstick and go to game and run 5.50 GEN-D3 installer.Follow the instructions and install 5.50 GEN-D3.
Once that's done reboot the PSP and run the Prometheus installer.Once that's done you can play basically every game that's out on the net without patches. :)Hope this helps!And if your PSP bricks, don't fret. ;)
You have a Pandora battery and as long as you keep those files on your PSP, you won't have to keep downloading them.

But theres an updated prometheus now

Replying to #5

Yeah. I know. I haven't updated that in a while.
I just installed the latest Prometheus on a PSP I built today. Didn't want the UMD drive in there. It's lighter than it would be with it in. Plus, my brother doesn't need it cause he doesn't have any PSP games other than what I dump.Here's the latest Prometheus module.http://pspslimhacks.com/unofficial-cfw-5-50-prometheus-4-5-03-prometheus-4-released/

i was tlkin bout this:http://pspslimhacks.com/custom-firmware-5-50-prometheus-3-v4-installer/isnt tht the latest?
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That's at a price of about $50 off the manufacturers price >.> i'd question whether it's real or not..

Halo-101 · #7i was tlkin bout this:http://pspslimhacks.com/custom-firmware-5-50-prometheus-3-v4-installer/isnt tht the latest?
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