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PSP Go Cradle and PSP Go Component cables! The only downside is that I can't get PSP games to play fullscreen. (PSX games work fine though) Crap, new page. Content: 6.35 PRO B3 release tomorrow according to the site. Looks good. RadicalR fucked around with this message at 04:58 on Mar 11, 2011 |
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AllenR posted:Edit: ^I Googled a bit of info and you can apparently just copy-paste a keys.bin from some After wasted hours, you were right. God drat keys.bin file.  I guess Sony did something recently to the PSN store or the fact that my PSP was activated to my YLOD system--something is definitely different. I even tried downloading the games through the PSP store and see if that would work. No luck.
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Mar 11, 2011 08:08
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site and put it in the Vagrant Story folder to get it to work. Not 100% sure if it'll actually work but it's something to try.
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Mitsune posted:After wasted hours, you were right. God drat keys.bin file. It's because things don't license or activate properly if Sony code directly touches custom firmware. Whenever the PSN and custom firmware are both involved, the first solution is always Media Go. (Sony doesn't control your filesystem.)
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Mar 11, 2011 09:53
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So I have a PHAT PSP 1000 with 5.00 M33-6 CFW installed on it and this version of Prometheus-4 installed. Is there any reason to update past that? What features am I missing out on that a PHAT can take advantage of?
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Mar 11, 2011 13:59
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virtualboyCOLOR posted:So I have a PHAT PSP 1000 with 5.00 M33-6 CFW installed on it and this version of Prometheus-4 installed. Thanks for that. I know that probably wasn't your intent, but you may have saved me alot of headaches by posting that link. With dissidia coming out soon I was afraid I'd have to jump through thousands of hoops as usual to get to a CFW that would run it, but if this prometheus 4 works as it describes should be easy. 
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Mar 11, 2011 22:03
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I'm not sure this is in the same line as homebrew, but I'm looking to change my current slim case to a custom case I just got from DealExtreme. Anyone done this? I'm kinda nervous about it, I've changed a few analog sticks, but I've never done a whole case before.
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Mar 11, 2011 22:10
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Lord of Laughton posted:Thanks for that. I know that probably wasn't your intent, but you may have saved me alot of headaches by posting that link. With dissidia coming out soon I was afraid I'd have to jump through thousands of hoops as usual to get to a CFW that would run it, but if this prometheus 4 works as it describes should be easy. I thought the same with Tactics Ogre, it made me upgrade from Gen-D. The instructions from the last thread even walked me through ripping and patching it for Prom 4. FuzzyPickles fucked around with this message at 02:14 on Mar 12, 2011 |
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Mar 12, 2011 01:51
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Sir Unimaginative posted:It's because things don't license or activate properly if Sony code directly touches custom firmware. Understandable, but this (my current predicament) must be from a recent update. Before I was able to transfer PS1 games/minis back and forth from the PS3 to PSP with no problems. Now I'm getting errors up the whazoo~ Splits posted:I'm not sure this is in the same line as homebrew, but I'm looking to change my current slim case to a custom case I just got from DealExtreme. Anyone done this? I've changed my PSP 1000 faceplate several times without any problems. My suggestions would be to get the right screw driver for the job, try not to warp the screws, and try to find a dust free environment. A slight spec of dust or hair will drive you crazy in the process. Otherwise, it's pretty quick and easy. There might be youtube videos out there that can help you out. Fake Edit: Wow, this IGN PSP Face Off Article still exists. Might be helpful for you.
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Mar 12, 2011 02:03
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Is there any way I can get white buttons/d-pad/stick to pop into my PSP 1000? I think this would look pretty cool but mostly I've just turned up garish gold things searching.
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Mar 12, 2011 02:09
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RICHUNCLEPENNYBAGS posted:Is there any way I can get white buttons/d-pad/stick to pop into my PSP 1000? I think this would look pretty cool but mostly I've just turned up garish gold things searching. With a bit of searching I've found DealExtreme is the best place to get everything. I've now gotten analog sticks, a pandora battery, a full replacement case, replacement analog nubs, replacement buttons, and replacement L and R buttons from them, all of which seem fairly good quality. The buttons aren't two layer (with the print under a layer of plastic), but that's not really an issue for me. I'd certainly recommend them if you can stand the 3 week delivery time.
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Mar 12, 2011 02:42
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Are any of the buttons better then the piece of poo poo buttons that came with my psp-1000? They kinda stick and it makes some games a chore.
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Mar 12, 2011 02:56
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Lord of Laughton posted:Thanks for that. I know that probably wasn't your intent, but you may have saved me alot of headaches by posting that link. With dissidia coming out soon I was afraid I'd have to jump through thousands of hoops as usual to get to a CFW that would run it, but if this prometheus 4 works as it describes should be easy. No prob.... I guess. However, my question still stands: Anything out there worth upgrading past that? If so what features am I missing out on? So far this setup has served me well and I'm hesitant in trying anything new.
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Mar 12, 2011 02:57
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virtualboyCOLOR posted:No prob.... I guess. However, my question still stands: You're not missing any features besides the useless poo poo Sony packs in their OFW (comics, some 'mood sensing' music app).
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Mar 12, 2011 03:15
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Cool beans. gently caress that Sony bullshit. I just wanna play psx and emulators the rest can gently caress itself to hell.
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Mar 12, 2011 03:22
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So how well does SNES emulation work? I've been looking at getting a PSP and being able to play SNES games on it would be awesome.
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Mar 12, 2011 03:28
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AlmightyBob posted:So how well does SNES emulation work? I've been looking at getting a PSP and being able to play SNES games on it would be awesome. It works pretty close to perfect for most games I've tried, although I have to kick the CPU speed up a few notches in the emulator's settings to bring a handful of games up to 100% speed. It's not supposed to damage the PSP at all, but it does take the battery from a 4-hour deal all the way down to 2 on my fat.
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Mar 12, 2011 03:37
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MacGyvers_Mullet posted:It works pretty close to perfect for most games I've tried, although I have to kick the CPU speed up a few notches in the emulator's settings to bring a handful of games up to 100% speed. It's not supposed to damage the PSP at all, but it does take the battery from a 4-hour deal all the way down to 2 on my fat. That sounds pretty cool guess I'll be getting one then. Edit: if I buy a used PSP 2000 from gamestop I can just put a CFW on there and I'm good to go? AlmightyBob fucked around with this message at 03:47 on Mar 12, 2011 |
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Mar 12, 2011 03:45
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AlmightyBob posted:That sounds pretty cool guess I'll be getting one then. Depends on the 2000 you get.
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MacGyvers_Mullet posted:It works pretty close to perfect for most games I've tried, although I have to kick the CPU speed up a few notches in the emulator's settings to bring a handful of games up to 100% speed. It's not supposed to damage the PSP at all, but it does take the battery from a 4-hour deal all the way down to 2 on my fat.
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Splits posted:With a bit of searching I've found DealExtreme is the best place to get everything. I've now gotten analog sticks, a pandora battery, a full replacement case, replacement analog nubs, replacement buttons, and replacement L and R buttons from them, all of which seem fairly good quality. The buttons aren't two layer (with the print under a layer of plastic), but that's not really an issue for me. I'd certainly recommend them if you can stand the 3 week delivery time. I don't see them selling plain white buttons though.
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metallicaeg posted:What firmware and emulator are you using? I'm on 6.35 OFW using a signed emulator and I have to crank up the CPU speed to 333 and turn on the video and speed settings to 1.5 just to make things playable, yet alone close to perfect. I'm using 5.50 Gen-D3 with SNES 9x TYL 0.4.2. I haven't played any of the more obscure games on it, but I was able to beat Super Mario World, Chrono Trigger, Earthbound, and Evo without having to crank up the frame skipping. Other than those I haven't played through anything start to finish on the PSP, but I haven't run into anything that was a struggle to make playable.
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Mar 12, 2011 04:38
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metallicaeg posted:What firmware and emulator are you using? I'm on 6.35 OFW using a signed emulator and I have to crank up the CPU speed to 333 and turn on the video and speed settings to 1.5 just to make things playable, yet alone close to perfect. Also watch out for snes games with graphics chips built-in, those usually run badly.
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I have a PSP 2000 (sticker says 2001) with firmware v6.31, but I updated it since I got it. How do I find out if my PSP had 4.01 when I got it? The box says nothing about it.
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Mar 12, 2011 05:20
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vkeios posted:I just looked through your posts to see what emulator you're talking about. I can confirm that one runs like dogshit. The emulator MacGyvers_Mullet mentioned is what I'm using, and I've only had slowdown with some really obscure poo poo (e.g. King of Demons+english patch).
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You said you have OFW 6.35, so you could always use one of the HENs or Pro-B2; they'll work on any psp model. And they enable kernel mode, which is required for the newer snes and gba emulators.JohnnyDavidson posted:I have a PSP 2000 (sticker says 2001) with firmware v6.31, but I updated it since I got it. How do I find out if my PSP had 4.01 when I got it? The box says nothing about it. Try opening your UMD door and looking in the upper-right corner for any text. some of the motherboards are labeled in that area. If the PSP is black, and its serial starts with HU2, then it might have an unhackable motherboard. Don't take this as absolute truth though. vkeios fucked around with this message at 06:40 on Mar 12, 2011 |
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Well I got all giddy for 6.35 pro-B2 and it looks like I'm actually running 6.37 
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vkeios posted:You said you have OFW 6.35, so you could always use one of the HENs or Pro-B2; they'll work on any psp model. And they enable kernel mode, which is required for the newer snes and gba emulators. Well no text there, but on the bottom it says AB023435643-PSP2001. Is that the serial? Also it is black.
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Thats most likely* a ta-088v3 motherboard, so you won't be able to install CFW on it. *I say most likely because it isn't an exact science; Sony doesn't go out and tell us what PSPs have what motherboard, but everything that the scene has seen with a serial over AB022499999 has been unhackable. vkeios fucked around with this message at 09:48 on Mar 12, 2011 |
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Mar 12, 2011 09:42
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So.. what can I do with my PSP? Nothing? That sucks.
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You guys seem to be running Tactics Ogre just fine, but I'm having trouble with it. The game is locking/shutting off anytime I enter combat regardless if it's UMD or ISO -- everything else is working fine. I'm currently running on my fat rear end PSP 1000, 5.50 Prome-4, PRO-B2 (all linked in the OP). Am I missing something?
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Mayor McCheese posted:You guys seem to be running Tactics Ogre just fine, but I'm having trouble with it. The game is locking/shutting off anytime I enter combat regardless if it's UMD or ISO -- everything else is working fine. Yes, there's a patch you have to apply to the ISO. Prometheus Module 0.5 or newer. This will work: http://filetrip.net/f23450-Prometheus-Module-ME_631.html You need ISO tool to apply it: http://filetrip.net/f23292-ISO-Tool-1-956.html
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JohnnyDavidson posted:So.. what can I do with my PSP? Nothing? That sucks. Update to 6.20 or 6.35 and you can run what's essentially a HEN that can act as CFW. It's not as good as full on CFW, but you can play pretty much everything and not even have to worry about messing about to get PSN stuff to work!
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Dr. Video Games 0031 posted:Yes, there's a patch you have to apply to the ISO. Prometheus Module 0.5 or newer. This will work: http://filetrip.net/f23450-Prometheus-Module-ME_631.html Holy poo poo, thanks for this!
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Picked up a hacked 2000 a few days ago. Is there some form of PS1 thread where I can get recommendations on what to get for it?
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Very, very basic question: If I buy a PSP Go today, will I be able to run PSX games that aren't PSN-released yet that I own copies of? I want to play Legend of Mana at work and I genuinely want a PSP Go because of its design.
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Captain Novolin posted:Update to 6.20 or 6.35 and you can run what's essentially a HEN that can act as CFW. It's not as good as full on CFW, but you can play pretty much everything and not even have to worry about messing about to get PSN stuff to work! Okay I installed 6.35, what do I do now?
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It looks as if I CAN do HEN on a PSP Go 6.35 or lower; are any units produced at 6.36~37 yet, or would I be fine if I just grab a unit off the Wal-Mart shelves in an hour?
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JohnnyDavidson posted:Okay I installed 6.35, what do I do now? Stolen from GBATemp's guide for this: - PC - 1. Download the signed 6.35 HEN. 2. In your PSP's memory stick (or the Go's internal storage) make a folder in /PSP/GAME/ named "635HEN" or whatever. 3. Extract this EBOOT.PBP file into that folder. - PSP - 1. Run the 6.35 HEN from the Game menu, the PSP will appear to restart. 2. Go to System Settings -> System Information and confirm that the version name has changed to "6.35 PRO". 3. Once you're in HEN mode (6.35 PRO) you can run homebrew right from the menu.
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ParagonParadox27 posted:It looks as if I CAN do HEN on a PSP Go 6.35 or lower; are any units produced at 6.36~37 yet, or would I be fine if I just grab a unit off the Wal-Mart shelves in an hour? It'd be news if it was. If you're cool with no UMD, then grab it.
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Followed a guide on another site for '6.35 PRO-B2' and just installed an SNES emulator and it works. This is awesome. Thanks for the help guys. I have one more question though, you say this isn't as good as an actual 'hacked' PSP, what is missing exactly?
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