weird but winning issue for me

ok, i went to gamestop to get another psp they had in stock and i figured i had to get a pandoras battery for it,
since the manager told me that they upgrade all the firmware on stuff. well i turned around got an extra battery to
make a pandoras battery but i found out that the psp i bought had a makeshift pandora in it.and well i was like WTH but it was a win-win situation for me :)and now question, which CFW would be the best to put on a 1000-PSP?

5.00 M33-6 with Prometheus-3.

and i really don't have to do anything other than putting it on the memory card and launching it right?

Replying to #3

Assuming a hacked custom firmware is loaded on the PSP, yes.

well i downgraded from the firmware that was on it, right now im sitting and looking at the screen with the firmware number: 1.50,
so im very happy that i didnt have to bend over sideways trying to make a pandoras battery

Replying to #5

Bump it over to 5.03 OFW, then from that to 5.00m33 with promethus.

Hypr · #25.00 M33-6 with Prometheus-3.

This basically, 1.50 has a limited selection of firmware.

so from what im getting, i do this1.50 > 5.03 OFW > 5.00m33 Promethusis this right hypnos? cause i want to finish hacking out my psp :P

Replying to #7

Well since you have a pandora, you can't go wrong, you can just flash it back :)That is about right.

ok, im grabbing the files now, hopefully i can finish this tonight *looking over at BBS game*

Replying to #9

Never assume that it will just take you "5 minutes."
Anything that can go wrong, will go wrong.. your first time.I almost bricked my Wii while installing a .wad once... 5 minute process turned into a 30 minute one.
Stripped two screws replacing the PS3 HDD. 5 minutes ended up taking over an hour.
FTPing a fricking game over to my PS3. Estimated time 10 minutes. Damn thing crashes, had to retransfer, 1 hour.Allow PLENTY of time to do this your first time around. Second and third are like clockwork though. Third time I pandoraed a classmates PSP1000, I did it during lecture, and went completely unnoticed by the professor.

i never said 5 minutes, i know im not exactly fool-proof on this stuff, i royally screwed a original xbox soldering job up, tried to modify my first ds, i bricked it >__>, so i don't have good run of luck with this stuff, this is why im getting all my ducks straight before i do anything to it ^__^

Well this is why I used a temp hack first and went from there with extreme care...Then I got a pandora, they can un-brick a psp (well if it's jsut semi bricked-usually bad hack jobs or changing the internal themes).

Devilkid32176 · #11i never said 5 minutes, i know im not exactly fool-proof on this stuff, i royally screwed a original xbox soldering job up, tried to modify my first ds, i bricked it >__>, so i don't have good run of luck with this stuff, this is why im getting all my ducks straight before i do anything to it ^__^

I never said that you said it would take you 5 minutes.
Read it again as a generalized statement.Five minutes in the real world gives us about an hour in the dream world.I remember the first time I hacked my PSP. I went through tutorial after tutorial after tutorial, only to find out I needed a Pandora Battery and files to make a Magic Memory Stick. I had to wait WEEKS for that damn battery to come in from fricking China.Actually, with a Pandora Battery, you can immediately go to whatever firmware you want. I went from 3.51 to 3.90 or something. It doesn't necessary have to go backwards. It's more or less a reset point.

hacked my psp first time, no problem. :/
i think psp is just easy to hack.

finally, got it done ^__^ i am now a proud owner of a hacked PSP ^__^
its time for it to get a workout :P
going after the dot hack game & kingdom hearts games and maybe the final fantasy series, since i purchased a 32 gb card for it :)

Replying to #15

Crisis Core: Final Fantasy, i practically cried at the end T.T