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 Jun 28 2009, 12:07 PM
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QUOTE(onich4n @ Jun 28 2009, 11:24 AM) thanks bro for the good explanation and suggestion I just got PSP3k last Thurs. Very easy to mod ler. No sweat. . will get psp3k sooner and will come back for some tutorial on how to mod since i'm really noob with modding.   Just make sure the PSP you buy MUST have firmware 5.30 or lower. If it is 5.50 means CANNOT mod. |
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Jun 28 2009, 12:39 PM
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QUOTE(hyperyouth_firepower @ Jun 28 2009, 12:21 PM) How did you make it easy? The trickI had trouble loading ChickHEN, took me 50++ tries this morning. 1) add more pictures in the chicken folder. i have around 10 of the egg photo. 2) when you are at the chicken folder, while the pictures are loading, just scroll all the way down and all the way up none stop, it will then restart normally step 2) takes around 1 to 3 max attempt for me. |
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Jun 28 2009, 10:47 PM
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I was googling about how to charge battery and I found this interesting explanation
QUOTE Source Hi, I work as a service tech at an Apple centre and get the battery question quite a lot. Powerbooks, iBooks and iPods all use Li-Ion, as does the PSP and this is the advice that I give to my clients: Li-Ion batteries don't have a memory effect and it doesn't matter when you recharge them, but they will slowly lose the ability to hold a charge. Typically, with things like the iPod and PSP, about 400 recharge cycles is the expected lifespan of the battery. What's a recharge cycle? One full charge from empty to full. But how does it work if I don't flatten my battery? If you use your battery to 50% and then charge it that's 1/2 a cycle. next time you may use 20% then charge.. so, when you have used 100% (over one or several charges) that would be one cycle. You may hear that to fully dischage a Li-Ion battery is bad. Sure, it can be but there are some exceptions to the rule. Most Li-Ion batteries will 'go flat' while some residual chage is still left in the cells. There is battery monitoring electronics built into the battery to do this, so it's ok - as long as you charge the battery up asap. If you fail to charge a fully drained battery up, there is a risk that the residual charge will be lost - dropping the battery into a 'deep sleep' that can be virtually impossible to revive. So, why would you want to run the risk of a dead battery then? Have you noticed that Laptops, iPods and PSP's all have a thing to tell you how much time is left in the battery? Have you ever noticed that sometimes it will say that it's at 0% but the device keeps working, or it might be at 100% and keeps charging? That's because the battery requires a re-calibration of the monitoring circut. To do this, you need to run your battery to 'flat' and then give it a full, continuous charge. I try and do my iPod once a month or so, but as I am inherantly lazy and don't remember to charge it always, I find that every other week it goes flat. My powerbook is a little different, I have to 'remember' to not charge it. So I find a time when I can do some work at night in front of the telly and work off the battery until it dies - then I stick it on to charge and leave it overnight. Again, once a month is a good thing to keep the battery calibrated. But be prepared to put it on charge as soon as possible. So, what kills a battery if I keep it charged up and look after it? The biggest killer of batteries beyond simple use and neglect (of charge) is heat. Who uses a laptop? Have you noticed how hot your laptop gets? It's slowly cooking your battery. Simple as that. The cooler your battery, the longer it will last. Do you have a spare battery that you don't use? Give it a 50% charge and leave it somewhere cool - even your fridge is ok as long as there is no risk that it will feeze (as this, too, will kill your battery) and no risk that it will get wet (stick it in a zip-lock bag and make sure that it returns to room temprature before you use it) How long will a Li-Ion battery last? A couple of years at best - even if you don't use 'em. So if you have a spare battery that you are going to save for when your current one dies, use it now. Alternate it with the battery you have as the clock starts ticking on the battery life from the moment it leaves the factory. Hope this helps. Plod. |
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Jun 29 2009, 05:55 PM
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Refer here:
http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=26954659 This post has been edited by auhckw: Jun 29 2009, 09:23 PM |
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Jun 29 2009, 07:38 PM
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QUOTE(azamen87 @ Jun 29 2009, 06:26 PM) bro, its 5.03..there is no 5.30 firmware.. Hehe. Sorry my mistake   |
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Jul 2 2009, 10:37 PM
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QUOTE(Isa @ Jul 2 2009, 05:55 AM) here is the deal i gotta psp 3000 running CFW but and. i love djmax portable im playing the calzziquai edition. thing is i suck at the game and i want to put like a completed save game in it but apparently every save game is made for the psp unit meaning it cannot be put on another psp so can anyone hex the save game for it to work pretty please Is the save game region same as yours? |
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Jul 2 2009, 10:38 PM
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Anybody tried TV output from PSP? Is the game resolution ok on TV?
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Jul 3 2009, 08:11 AM
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Ok, I'll go get the TV output and try. Will get back to you guys whether results are good or not.
Edit: Seems not so good from users feedback. Read the comments here: http://www.amazon.com/PSP-Component-AV-Cab...y/dp/B000VIPJ0W This post has been edited by auhckw: Jul 3 2009, 08:30 AM |
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Jul 3 2009, 05:39 PM
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QUOTE(singchaii @ Jul 3 2009, 04:49 PM) I wonder psp3k izit already have cfw? cause just now i bought another unit of psp3k from a forumer, it already using 5.03 m33-6 firmware. Yes. PSP3k has CFW, but it is not permanent. You have to redo the mod steps everytime after a shutdown.So if you don't want to repeat the mod steps, just put your PSP into standby. |
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Jul 3 2009, 06:49 PM
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I bought this today:
 RM25  RM30 Try tonight... Hope it works. |
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Jul 3 2009, 10:09 PM
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Tested this on my laptop & old tv.
Result:- Sound = Good Video = Pass. Doesn't lag. Not sharp.      |
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Jul 3 2009, 10:50 PM
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QUOTE(hiphopken @ Jul 3 2009, 10:42 PM) auhckw, e-capture is from Imbi 2nd Floor. RM110where do you brought on this e-capture cable & av cable?? quick cheap man? AV cable (3 pin) is from Times Square (one of the game shop in the IT mall) - Games will only work on PSP3k. PSP2k will not work (based on internet review). RM25 Component AV cable (5 pin) is from IOI Mall (ps zone) - Bought this by mistake, my old TV only has 3 holes. RM30 |
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Jul 3 2009, 10:55 PM
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QUOTE(hyperyouth_firepower @ Jul 3 2009, 10:48 PM) auhckw, is the picture better on the tv compared to the laptop? (due to the quality of the capture card) TV and Laptop = Same. Not much different. I don't have a HDTV, only old TV.and, wasn't there a special connector cable for psp3000 series? (Isn't yours a psp3000 too?) I read somewhere that the wire support for psp3000 and psp2000 are different (as in they use different wires), but I stand corrected if i'm wrong on this. On the box, it says only for PSP2000 and won't work for PSP 1000. Note: For PSP 2000, 3 pin can show the PSP Main menu on the TV but not Games menu (read this from Amazon review). Bit PSP 3000 can work for both. I have not try the component av cable yet, cause no HDTV  Added on July 3, 2009, 10:57 pm QUOTE(hyperyouth_firepower @ Jul 3 2009, 10:53 PM) ah, I stand corrected then. Accessories the shops simply mark up punya. Here in my place in Sabah, they're selling the wires for a friggin' RM50. Was about to buy one too.. Even a 8GB MS are sold at RM120 per piece. (can't even identify if it's original or not) Huhuhu The price tag on the AV cable (3 pin) is RM129, when asked for discount, they said RM50. I said no, I bought the Component AV (5 pin) cable at RM25, how can this be so much expensive. So they ended up sell me at RM30. This post has been edited by auhckw: Jul 3 2009, 10:57 PM |
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Jul 4 2009, 06:17 AM
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QUOTE(Isa @ Jul 4 2009, 03:20 AM) i love DJ max if you do too give me five My reflex too slow for DJ max. Always can't get through  |
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Jul 4 2009, 01:42 PM
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QUOTE(qzplx @ Jul 4 2009, 01:31 PM) Hi Auhck... Just reminder, new PSP 2000 also cannot install homebrew ya. The problem is same as new PSP 3000, so if you go for PSP2000, go for old units.Thanks for your prompt.... Yea, I mean PSP Go  ... hehehehe sorry for that mistaken.Allrite, I will go for PSP 2000 then... Thanks for the information..... Anyway, Is it okay for me to buy PSP for now ? or should I wait for PSP Go come out and see how its works ? Well, if you can wait for PSP Go due to release October, then wait and see. But you have to know that there may be few more months of waiting before ppl out there can find ways to hack it. Price for PSP Go is higher, slightly smaller screen, higher processor but cap to the same speed as PSP 3000 when they initial release it. Personally I would prefer PSP3000 look and feel than PSP Go. I don't like the push up thingi on PSP Go. |
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Jul 4 2009, 08:03 PM
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QUOTE(azamen87 @ Jul 4 2009, 07:22 PM) prolly becoz ppl started posting a "how to mod their psp3k" guide on that thread. come on ppl, we have rules on page one. seriously, if dat wasnt one of the reasons, i posted the guide a day after gen-a psp3k was released... Excuse me, I got ask Moderator before posting it ok!And he/she says, as long dont talk about pirated iso/cso, it is ok. Added on July 4, 2009, 8:06 pmInstalling custom firmware and teaching people how to unbrick should be free and not charging people money for something that is given to the world for free. Right? This post has been edited by auhckw: Jul 4 2009, 08:06 PM |
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Jul 6 2009, 08:05 AM
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CFWEnabler 3.51 released
New update for Custom Firmware Enabler application designed by Becus25 and Xenogears, which allows you to enable, through the ChickHEN Firmware 5.03 Some forms of M33 Custom Firmware PSP-2000 with TA-088v3 and the latest PSP-3000. Changes? - Fixed a bug when playing within Infraestructure - New system version - Improved the Pops flashing system - New update server. Added on July 6, 2009, 8:06 amUpdated guide to Custom Firmware Enabler 3.51 PSP3k / PSP2k (TA-088v3): Installing ChickHEN R2 mod2 for Firmware 5.03 & Custom Firmware Enabler 3.51 01) Make sure your official firmware is 5.03. To check, go to your System Settings menu -> System Information -> System Software Version 5.03 If your official firmware is above 5.03, then bad news, you cannot install custom firmware. Sorry, the below guide will not work. If your official firmware is already 5.03, you can proceed to Step 02. If your official firmware is below 5.03, you must first upgrade to the official firmware to 5.03. Follow the following steps below before going to Step 02. 01a) Download: http://rapidshare.com/files/249978622/OFW_5.03.zip 01b) Extract OFW_5.03.zip into your PSP's memory card. 01c) It should look like this:- <Memory Card>\PSP\GAME <Memory Card>\PSP\GAME\UPDATE <Memory Card>\PSP\GAME\UPDATE\EBOOT.PBP 01d) Now you need to upgrade official firmware to 5.03. Put your memory card into your PSP with the files loaded above. 01e) Turn off your PSP. Press and hold the off button till it shutdowns. 01f) Turn on your PSP. 01g) Make sure your PSP battery is fully charged or the power adapter is connected. 01h) Go to your Games menu and open the Memory Stick icon. 01i) You should see the PSP Update ver 5.03. Press X on the PSP Update ver 5.03. 01j) Follow the instructions of the official firmware very carefully, and do not allow the process to get interrupted. 01k) Once done, go to your System Settings menu -> System Information -> System Software Version 5.03 01l) Remove <Memory Card>\PSP\GAME\UPDATE <Memory Card>\PSP\GAME\UPDATE\EBOOT.PBP Installing ChickHEN 02) Download: http://rapidshare.com/files/252418359/Chic...nabler_3.51.zip 03) Extract ChickHEN_R2_mod2_for_Firmware_5.03___Custom_Firmware_Enabler_3.51.zip into your PSP's memory card. 04) It should look like this:- <Memory Card>\h.bin <Memory Card>\PSP <Memory Card>\PSP\GAME <Memory Card>\PSP\PHOTO <Memory Card>\PSP\GAME\CFWEnabler <Memory Card>\PSP\GAME\CFWEnabler\EBOOT.PBP <Memory Card>\PSP\GAME\CFWEnabler\Pops <Memory Card>\PSP\GAME\CFWEnabler\Pops\pops files here <Memory Card>\PSP\PHOTO\ChickHEN <Memory Card>\PSP\PHOTO\ChickHEN\ChickHENa.gif <Memory Card>\PSP\PHOTO\ChickHEN\ChickHENb.gif <Memory Card>\PSP\PHOTO\ChickHEN\ChickHENc.gif <Memory Card>\PSP\PHOTO\ChickHEN\ChickHENd.gif <Memory Card>\PSP\PHOTO\ChickHEN\slim_mod2.tiff 05) Now you need to get ChickHEN up and running. Put your memory card into your PSP with the files loaded above. 06) Turn off your PSP. Press and hold the off button till it shutdowns. 07) Turn on your PSP. 08) Go to your Photos menu and open the Memory Stick icon. 09) You should see the ChickHEN folder. Press X on the ChickHEN folder. Once you are in the folder, wait for all the images to load or immediately scroll all the way down (down button). If your PSP screen suddenly goes weird and restarts, then you have successfully loaded ChickHEN. To check whether ChickHEN is loaded, go to your System Settings menu -> System Information -> System Software 5.03 ChickHEN R2 If your PSP hangs or shutdown, then ChickHEN is dead and you need to go back to Step 06 till you get it right. Sometimes you may need to repeat these steps a few times before successfully loaded ChickHEN. Installing Custom Firmware Enabler 10) Now you need to get Custom Firmware Enabler (CFWEnabler) running. CFWEnabler enables you to play backup / homebrew games. 11) Go to your Games menu and open the Memory Stick icon. 12) You should now see CFWEnabler 3.51. Press X on the CFWEnabler. For the first time, in the CFWEnabler program, Click on Flash and Start. NOTE: This is only for the first time, you will not see this again if it is already installed. If you are upgrading from previous version, Click on Uninstall then only Flash and Start. For the second time onwards, pressing X will just restart your PSP. 13) Now you should have CFWEnabler successfully loaded. To check whether CFWEnabler is loaded, go to your System Settings menu -> System Information -> System Software 5.03 m33-6 14) At the PSP main screen, press Select, set, UMD ISO Mode = M33 driver. 15) You are now ready to go. Put backup / homebrew games into <Memory Card>\ISO folder and it will appear in your Games menu. 16) Once you have finished the game, just put your PSP into standby mode by pressing the off button quickly (don't hold). 17) If you have Off the PSP / changed battery / game crashed and shutdown, then go back to Step 06. This post has been edited by auhckw: Jul 6 2009, 09:15 AM |
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Jul 9 2009, 10:03 AM
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Custom Firmware Enabler NetUpdate fixer 1.01
Due to recent problems with the CFWEnabler network update feature, Xenogears and becus25 have released have released a Netupdate Fixer. This will correct the server address for the network update for future versions of CFWEnabler. Works on CFWenabler 3.10+ Updated guide with NetUpdate fixer 1.01. PSP3k / PSP2k (TA-088v3): Installing ChickHEN R2 mod2 for Firmware 5.03 & Custom Firmware Enabler 3.51 01) Make sure your official firmware is 5.03. To check, go to your System Settings menu -> System Information -> System Software Version 5.03 If your official firmware is above 5.03, then bad news, you cannot install custom firmware. Sorry, the below guide will not work. If your official firmware is already 5.03, you can proceed to Step 02. If your official firmware is below 5.03, you must first upgrade to the official firmware to 5.03. Follow the following steps below before going to Step 02. 01a) Download: http://rapidshare.com/files/249978622/OFW_5.03.zip 01b) Extract OFW_5.03.zip into your PSP's memory card. 01c) It should look like this:- <Memory Card>\PSP\GAME <Memory Card>\PSP\GAME\UPDATE <Memory Card>\PSP\GAME\UPDATE\EBOOT.PBP 01d) Now you need to upgrade official firmware to 5.03. Put your memory card into your PSP with the files loaded above. 01e) Turn off your PSP. Press and hold the off button till it shutdowns. 01f) Turn on your PSP. 01g) Make sure your PSP battery is fully charged or the power adapter is connected. 01h) Go to your Games menu and open the Memory Stick icon. 01i) You should see the PSP Update ver 5.03. Press X on the PSP Update ver 5.03. 01j) Follow the instructions of the official firmware very carefully, and do not allow the process to get interrupted. 01k) Once done, go to your System Settings menu -> System Information -> System Software Version 5.03 01l) Remove <Memory Card>\PSP\GAME\UPDATE <Memory Card>\PSP\GAME\UPDATE\EBOOT.PBP Installing ChickHEN 02) Download: http://rapidshare.com/files/253627367/Chic...nabler_3.51.zip 03) Extract ChickHEN_R2_mod2_and_CFWEnabler_3.51.zip into your PSP's memory card. 04) It should look like this:- <Memory Card>\h.bin <Memory Card>\PSP <Memory Card>\seplugins <Memory Card>\PSP\GAME <Memory Card>\PSP\PHOTO <Memory Card>\PSP\GAME\CFWEnabler <Memory Card>\PSP\GAME\CFWEnabler\EBOOT.PBP <Memory Card>\PSP\GAME\CFWEnabler\Pops <Memory Card>\PSP\GAME\CFWEnabler\Pops\pops files here <Memory Card>\PSP\PHOTO\ChickHEN <Memory Card>\PSP\PHOTO\ChickHEN\ChickHENa.gif <Memory Card>\PSP\PHOTO\ChickHEN\ChickHENb.gif <Memory Card>\PSP\PHOTO\ChickHEN\ChickHENc.gif <Memory Card>\PSP\PHOTO\ChickHEN\ChickHENd.gif <Memory Card>\PSP\PHOTO\ChickHEN\slim_mod2.tiff <Memory Card>\seplugins\NetUpdateFixer.prx <Memory Card>\seplugins\vsh.txt 05) Now you need to get ChickHEN up and running. Put your memory card into your PSP with the files loaded above. 06) Turn off your PSP. Press and hold the off button till it shutdowns. 07) Turn on your PSP. 08) Go to your Photos menu and open the Memory Stick icon. 09) You should see the ChickHEN folder. Press X on the ChickHEN folder. Once you are in the folder, wait for all the images to load or immediately scroll all the way down (down button). If your PSP screen suddenly goes weird and restarts, then you have successfully loaded ChickHEN. To check whether ChickHEN is loaded, go to your System Settings menu -> System Information -> System Software 5.03 ChickHEN R2 If your PSP hangs or shutdown, then ChickHEN is dead and you need to go back to Step 06 till you get it right. Sometimes you may need to repeat these steps a few times before successfully loaded ChickHEN. Installing Custom Firmware Enabler 10) Now you need to get Custom Firmware Enabler (CFWEnabler) running. CFWEnabler enables you to play backup / homebrew games. 11) Go to your Games menu and open the Memory Stick icon. 12) You should now see CFWEnabler 3.51. Press X on the CFWEnabler. For the first time, in the CFWEnabler program, Click on Flash and Start. NOTE: This is only for the first time, you will not see this again if it is already installed. If you are upgrading from previous version, Click on Uninstall then only Flash and Start. For the second time onwards, pressing X will just restart your PSP. 13) Now you should have CFWEnabler successfully loaded. To check whether CFWEnabler is loaded, go to your System Settings menu -> System Information -> System Software 5.03 m33-6 14) At the PSP main screen, press Select, set, UMD ISO Mode = M33 driver. 15) You are now ready to go. Put backup / homebrew games into <Memory Card>\ISO folder and it will appear in your Games menu. 16) Once you have finished the game, just put your PSP into standby mode by pressing the off button quickly (don't hold). 17) If you have Off the PSP / changed battery / game crashed and shutdown, then go back to Step 06. |
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Jul 10 2009, 09:17 PM
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QUOTE(wira8009 @ Jul 10 2009, 07:50 PM) psp 3k still does not have a permenant cfw, once turn off psp = re-run cfw again.. this is troublesome >< How is it troublesome?1) Click on ChickHEN folder 2) Run CFWEnabler Around 1 to 2 minutes job. This post has been edited by auhckw: Jul 10 2009, 09:19 PM |
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Custom Firmware Enabler v3.60
Xenogears Becus25 and have released a new update for Custom Firmware Enabler, the now famous application that allows you to enable, through the ChickHEN firmware 5.03 features of the M33 Custom Firmware on PSP-2000 and PSP-3000. The program comes as version 3.60 Then the full changelog and download link. Changelog v3.60: - Added option Free UMD Region - Translation in French - Fixato a bug related to updating network - Improved patch to the version of system - Improved flashing system of Custom Firmware - Improved the code of the program - Improved system of flashing files of POPS - Verify the SHA1 of the files that are installed - Reduced the file size EBOOT.pbp PSP3k / PSP2k (TA-088v3): Installing ChickHEN R2 mod2 for Firmware 5.03 & Custom Firmware Enabler 3.60 01) Make sure your official firmware is 5.03. To check, go to your System Settings menu -> System Information -> System Software Version 5.03 If your official firmware is above 5.03, then bad news, you cannot install custom firmware. Sorry, the below guide will not work. If your official firmware is already 5.03, you can proceed to Step 02. If your official firmware is below 5.03, you must first upgrade to the official firmware to 5.03. Follow the following steps below before going to Step 02. 01a) Download: http://rapidshare.com/files/249978622/OFW_5.03.zip 01b) Extract OFW_5.03.zip into your PSP's memory card. 01c) It should look like this:- <Memory Card>\PSP\GAME <Memory Card>\PSP\GAME\UPDATE <Memory Card>\PSP\GAME\UPDATE\EBOOT.PBP 01d) Now you need to upgrade official firmware to 5.03. Put your memory card into your PSP with the files loaded above. 01e) Turn off your PSP. Press and hold the off button till it shutdowns. 01f) Turn on your PSP. 01g) Make sure your PSP battery is fully charged or the power adapter is connected. 01h) Go to your Games menu and open the Memory Stick icon. 01i) You should see the PSP Update ver 5.03. Press X on the PSP Update ver 5.03. 01j) Follow the instructions of the official firmware very carefully, and do not allow the process to get interrupted. 01k) Once done, go to your System Settings menu -> System Information -> System Software Version 5.03 01l) Remove <Memory Card>\PSP\GAME\UPDATE <Memory Card>\PSP\GAME\UPDATE\EBOOT.PBP Installing ChickHEN 02) Download: http://rapidshare.com/files/255544382/Chic...nabler_3.60.zip 03) Extract ChickHEN_R2_mod2_and_CFWEnabler_3.60.zip into your PSP's memory card. 04) It should look like this:- <Memory Card>\h.bin <Memory Card>\PSP <Memory Card>\PSP\GAME <Memory Card>\PSP\GAME\CFWEnabler <Memory Card>\PSP\GAME\CFWEnabler\EBOOT.PBP <Memory Card>\PSP\GAME\CFWEnabler\Pops <Memory Card>\PSP\GAME\CFWEnabler\Pops\pops files here <Memory Card>\PSP\PHOTO <Memory Card>\PSP\PHOTO\ChickHEN mod2 <Memory Card>\PSP\PHOTO\ChickHEN mod2\ChickHENa.gif <Memory Card>\PSP\PHOTO\ChickHEN mod2\ChickHENb.gif <Memory Card>\PSP\PHOTO\ChickHEN mod2\ChickHENc.gif <Memory Card>\PSP\PHOTO\ChickHEN mod2\ChickHENd.gif <Memory Card>\PSP\PHOTO\ChickHEN mod2\slim_mod2.tiff 05) Now you need to get ChickHEN up and running. Put your memory card into your PSP with the files loaded above. 06) Turn off your PSP. Press and hold the off button till it shutdowns. 07) Turn on your PSP. 08) Go to your Photos menu and open the Memory Stick icon. 09) You should see the ChickHEN folder. Press X on the ChickHEN folder. Once you are in the folder, wait for all the images to load or immediately scroll all the way down (down button). If your PSP screen suddenly goes weird and restarts, then you have successfully loaded ChickHEN. To check whether ChickHEN is loaded, go to your System Settings menu -> System Information -> System Software 5.03 ChickHEN R2 If your PSP hangs or shutdown, then ChickHEN is dead and you need to go back to Step 06 till you get it right. Sometimes you may need to repeat these steps a few times before successfully loaded ChickHEN. Installing Custom Firmware Enabler 10) Now you need to get Custom Firmware Enabler (CFWEnabler) running. CFWEnabler enables you to play backup / homebrew games. 11) Go to your Games menu and open the Memory Stick icon. 12) You should now see CFWEnabler 3.60. Press X on the CFWEnabler. For the first time, in the CFWEnabler program, Click on Flash and Start. NOTE: This is only for the first time, you will not see this again if it is already installed. If you are upgrading from previous version, Click on Uninstall then only Flash and Start. For the second time onwards, pressing X will just restart your PSP. 13) Now you should have CFWEnabler successfully loaded. To check whether CFWEnabler is loaded, go to your System Settings menu -> System Information -> System Software 5.03 MHU 14) At the PSP main screen, press Select, set, UMD ISO Mode = M33 driver. 15) You are now ready to go. Put backup / homebrew games into <Memory Card>\ISO folder and it will appear in your Games menu. 16) Once you have finished the game, just put your PSP into standby mode by pressing the off button quickly (don't hold). 17) If you have Off the PSP / changed battery / game crashed and shutdown, then go back to Step 06. This post has been edited by auhckw: Jul 14 2009, 08:43 AM |
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