PSP custom firmware blues
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benol
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PSP custom firmware blues
NOTE: formerly known as "Where can I find a PSP 1.50 upgrade eboot?"
I have scoured the intertubes with no avail. A little help please?
I have scoured the intertubes with no avail. A little help please?
Last edited by benol on Fri Jun 29, 2007 10:13 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Amazing, it's the first result of searching Google for "1.50 EBOOT", but here it is: Download Here
Enjoy
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You are going to put one of the OE-X firmwares on it, right?
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This is a tutorial that I originally wrote but Adiuvo adapted it for 3.40 OE-A.
Find a download that already has the the data.dxr made, its a heck of a lot easier.
The only site I know that has such a download also has enough pirated stuff to get me banned if linked.
I used a pre-made data.dxr install, and my PSP works fine (3.40OE-A), using it now, in fact.
Other than that, qj.net is the first and foremost place to get the latest in homebrew stuff for the PSP and other systems.
The only site I know that has such a download also has enough pirated stuff to get me banned if linked.
I used a pre-made data.dxr install, and my PSP works fine (3.40OE-A), using it now, in fact.
Other than that, qj.net is the first and foremost place to get the latest in homebrew stuff for the PSP and other systems.
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That is actually untrue. I have used the same exact DATA.DXAR's on different PSP's and all have flashed successfully.Harshboy wrote:It's not safe to use other people's data.dxar files on your PSP. When compiled, there are certain files that go into that file meant for that specific PSP Model.
I wouldn't use a TA-082 data.dxar on a TA-079 PSP, it could brick it.
The only thing different on the TA-082 is the region number in the idstorage. A little corruption of that value, and 1.50 is able to be ran.