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vkeios posted:Alright, I gave it a try, since I own DQ7 (Maybe I'll get around to beating it this time). How did you create your EBOOT? Because that's the only thing I can think that's causing the problem here. The windows work, like you say, but I have no sound.
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ImpalerPSX. If you have no sound, try ripping the game again. Did you originally do .iso? Try a .cue & .bin instead.
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Mister Roboto posted:I have a new PSP 3000 running 6.39. Reading over the thread, I don't see anything specific to that software...will any CFW work for it, or should I downgrade to avoid bricking it? Everything you need is in the OP, you want 6.39 PRO-B9
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SnakesRevenge posted:Everything you need is in the OP, you want 6.39 PRO-B9 Right, thanks for that. I am still a little wary, though, because the PSP is so new. Don't I need to downgrade at all? I had to format the memory card, but there's no PSP/Game/UPDATE folder. There's just game/ on its own. Should I do the 6.39 update to get an UPDATE folder? Mister Roboto fucked around with this message at 07:37 on Aug 31, 2011 |
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Aug 31, 2011 07:08
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Mister Roboto posted:Right, thanks for that. No need to downgrade the PSP, as it's already where you need it. I bought a brand new PSP 3000 about a week ago and everything went like a charm. In the OP skip down to 'Actual installation of Pro-B whatever.' SnakesRevenge fucked around with this message at 07:39 on Aug 31, 2011 |
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Aug 31, 2011 07:35
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SnakesRevenge posted:No need to downgrade the PSP, as it's already where you need it, just add the update folder as needed. I bought a brand new PSP 3000 about a week ago and everything went like a charm. Ok, creating the UPDATE folder as we speak.
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Mister Roboto posted:Right, thanks for that. Not really a big deal, if you can't though. All you'd miss out on is the perma patch, which saves about a few seconds of work a week (If you use sleep mode a lot).
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vkeios posted:If you want a permanent install, you'll want to downgrade to 6.20. But first, throw this on your PSP, and make sure it doesn't report a 07g or 09g. If it does, you can't use 6.20. Great, thanks, what folder to I pop the module checker into?
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Mister Roboto posted:Great, thanks, what folder to I pop the module checker into? Any folder inside PSP\game ie ms0:\PSP\GAME\whatever\eboot.pbp
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SnakesRevenge posted:Any folder inside PSP\game Great, thanks for that. It appears putting it in UPDATE causes it to report Corrupted Data. So the module is 09g. This means I cannot downgrade. So what I'm gonna do is put the 6.39 CFW into the GAME folder, yes?
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Mister Roboto posted:Great, thanks for that. It appears putting it in UPDATE causes it to report Corrupted Data. There should be several folders, but yes, throw them all inside the GAME folder.
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SnakesRevenge posted:There should be several folders, but yes, throw them all inside the GAME folder. When I tried with just the plain 6.39 CFW folders, it gave 4 options in the game psp menu: Corrupted data CIPL flasher Fast recovery Update When I tried the update option, it just went to a black screen that said "Sorry, this program is not compatible with your FW." edit--Got it to work after doing the first update again. Now it said that the CFW was installed successfully. ...Though it's back to the main psp menu screen again. Did I miss something? Mister Roboto fucked around with this message at 08:20 on Aug 31, 2011 |
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Odd. Sounds like you're doing things right. Just to confirm, the PSP is running 6.39 and you're using 639PRO-B9?
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SnakesRevenge posted:Odd. Sounds like you're doing things right. Just to confirm, the PSP is running 6.39 and you're using 639PRO-B9? I think I got it to work now. I ran the 6.39 update again. Then placed all the 6.39 PRO-B9 files into the GAMES folder. Accessed it in the PSP menu. The black screen menu came up. I pushed L, lots of installation text came through. It said "push X to launch CFW" Pushing X gives me a message that says "now restarting in PRO-B." Then puts me back to the PSP menu. It says system software 6.60 PRO-B9 in the settings. If I restart the psp, it just goes back to Version 6.60 in the settings. edit--Ah, finally got it to work, had to use the recovery menu. Now the menu comes up with select. Thanks to SnakesRevenge and vkeios for their advice. Got it all now. Mister Roboto fucked around with this message at 09:43 on Aug 31, 2011 |
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I'm going to destroy the NES emulatorsssssssss aghhh, can't get them to work. Loaded FCEU and it either freezes whenever I choose a ROM or it throws the cursor to the top of the menu. As for NesterJ? It's a mess of folders and there are dozens of instructions online that seem to contradict each other as to where to put the ROMs, or to delete a specific file, etc. Anybody have a simple, easy to follow guide they can post? For background, I'm running 5.50 Promethius and have no problem getting the SNES emulator to work. edit: Nevermind, I got it. Followed some guy's youtube video and adjusted the config file and it's working now. Louisgod fucked around with this message at 16:33 on Aug 31, 2011 |
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Louisgod posted:edit: Nevermind, I got it. Followed some guy's youtube video and adjusted the config file and it's working now. You should link the youtube just in case someone stumbles across this thread and has the exact same problem! It happens to me all the time and for all sorts of things. I usually Google a problem that I'm having and I'll find an old thread like this where someone posts the exact same symptoms and then a "nvm fixed it" follow-up. Save future-man some grief bro!
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vkeios posted:Alright, I gave it a try, since I own DQ7 (Maybe I'll get around to beating it this time). I'm assuming you also have sound? For me 3.52 is the only version that has working text windows, but it doesn't have any sound at all.
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Ditto, I tried ripping them again and I only get windows, no sound. How exactly are you ripping them?
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I really don't get how to install Popsloader, any help (or guide)?
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TollTheHounds posted:PSPgo running 6.20 PRO-B9 TollTheHounds posted:So if I don't have an ISO folder already ( straight up in the root, not under /PSP right? ) I just create it? It sounds like it's supposed to be there already after re-reading the OP's...I created it manually anyway just to do it but still don't know where to access them via the XMB, or is it supposed to have an "ISO" icon along with Game/Video/etc? Anyone have any ideas? Any ISO I throw into any folder just shows up as "corrupted data". I've got the UMD ISO Mode set to "Inferno" as is suggested but I'm not sure that that is even relevant if I can't even view the ISO itself.
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Did you run the PRO Recovery before attempting to run those games? Edit: Assuming you don't have the permanent patch.
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RadicalR posted:Did you run the PRO Recovery before attempting to run those games? Exactly. Run the Fast Recovery which boots you into PRO firmware since you probably don't have it installed (Can you even install it on a Go?). You shouldn't have a problem running the ISOs once you do this. The Fast Recovery should be under the Games menu right by where you ran the PRO installer.
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Some good news for PSP-3000 09g owners. Thanks to Davee, you can downgrade to OFW 6.20. Which means they can be permanently patched now. One small caveat though, Davee bricked a psp when working on it. So you might wanna wait a day or two to make sure there's nothing wrong with his downgrader. Melufa posted:I'm assuming you also have sound? For me 3.52 is the only version that has working text windows, but it doesn't have any sound at all. RadicalR posted:Ditto, I tried ripping them again and I only get windows, no sound. How exactly are you ripping them?
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CaptainPoopsock posted:Exactly. Run the Fast Recovery which boots you into PRO firmware since you probably don't have it installed (Can you even install it on a Go?). You shouldn't have a problem running the ISOs once you do this. Ahhh, I thought I had the permanent patch but I guess that would explain it! I'll give it a try right now.
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vkeios posted:Some good news for PSP-3000 09g owners. Thanks to Davee, you can downgrade to OFW 6.20. Which means they can be permanently patched now. Just to clarify, CloneCD is the one you used? And when you did the Pops extraction with Popsdeco's tool, did you have to extract each Pops or will extracting just 3.52 work?
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Yes, and you should only need to do 3.52 (I did them all a while ago because I'm weird).
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vkeios posted:Yes, and you should only need to do 3.52 (I did them all a while ago because I'm weird). Hmm, it has to be an issue with the eboot I'm using then. I tried that and still no sound. And sadly I don't own a physical copy of the game, guess I'll just have to wait and hope then.
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Linux Nazi posted:I have a pre-US release PSP running 5.00 M33, can I just download the 6.20 PRO B9 and flash it as is without having to do any special prep-work? I think I'm in a similiar situation. I have a PSP 3000 which says it's on 5.03 on the system settings panel. I can flash it to 5.00 M33, but the flash isn't permanent, I have to redo the scrolling through images thing everytime I switch it off completely and that kind of bothers me. So, if I update to 6.20 OFW, can I then go to 6.20 PRO B9 and have it flashed permanently? I just want to play some NES from time to time and it's aggravating to do the ChickHEN thing over and over again. Thanks!
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I took a chance and just did it and everything's perfect now. It boots directly into 6.20 PRO B9, great stuff! Man, I should have done this a long time ago.
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Running 6.20 PRO-Bsomething. I'm trying to play Valkyrie Profile: Lenneth (USA) but when I get to the part where it asks you to save (after about 20 minutes of unskippable intro), it turns my PSP off. What gives? I've tried it twice so far with the same result.
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I've got an old fat PSP-1001 with 3.71 M33-4 I installed back in '07-08. I'm dusting it off and would like to get it updated to 6.20 Pro-B9 but it says it doesn't support my FW. I'm overwhelmed by all the info so what would be the best process to get upgraded?
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zacd posted:I've got an old fat PSP-1001 with 3.71 M33-4 I installed back in '07-08. I'm dusting it off and would like to get it updated to 6.20 Pro-B9 but it says it doesn't support my FW. I'm overwhelmed by all the info so what would be the best process to get upgraded?
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Jetsetlemming posted:Download the 6.20 firmware installer, put it on your PSP, install it, put Pro-B9 and the fast recovery on your PSP, run Pro-B9, and then remove everything but the fast recovery. Very easy, worked great. Thanks!
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Signed homebrew is brilliant—I've just been playing FCE Ultra on OFW 6.37 and had no idea until yesterday that such a thing was even possible. Is there anything that can be done about the sound stutter in FCE Ultra, though? It seems like an otherwise great emulator, but that persistent stutter is annoying.
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Anyone tried to emulate DRAGON QUEST III for the SNES? It got translated recently. I hear s9xTYL is the program of choice.
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Rollersnake posted:Signed homebrew is brilliant—I've just been playing FCE Ultra on OFW 6.37 and had no idea until yesterday that such a thing was even possible.
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I've been trying to find a way to fix a corrupted save but all my googling turns up retard speak or stuff that doesn't work right anymore, so can someone tell me if you can/how to fix save data corruption not caused by upgrading firmware and if there's a decent loving guide out there.
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Mister Roboto posted:Anyone tried to emulate DRAGON QUEST III for the SNES? It got translated recently.
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Jetsetlemming posted:I played DQ3 on the gameboy color in english when I was a kid, did that port have some problems or cuts or something? Because I remember it being really cool. No, just that the SNES one is a bit more advanced. I'd rather play it over the GBC one.
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metallicaeg posted:Signed homebrew doesn't work that well with emulators. You really need to go on a CFW. I think the reason is that signed homebrew doesn't have the ability to run from the kernal or something or another. Essentially it can't use the hardware to its full potential like it can if it was running on CFW. FYI, signed NesterJ seems to work flawlessly on OFW. I have no idea if this applies to any other emulators (haven't tried them yet), but NesterJ at least seems to work as well as any NES emulator I've used.
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