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Slayer X · 11:39 PM

Hey guys. I still feel bad about my noobish questions so bare with me here.

I just aquired a used PSP with firmware 2.82 it is also a TA-082 board

Is this hackable? And if so how?
A simple point to a site with documentation on how and if you could tell me what the reccomended firmware is it would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks again guys.

UPDATE:
Already I already figured out that I need to do the Lumines downgrade which is no problem. I've got the tools and instructions from PSP-Hacks.

Last thing I need to know is what firmware should I install on the PSP after I downgrade to Sony 1.50? Any reccomendations?

What kind of toxic man-thing is happening now?

chato · 11:51 PM

Whatever you do, go and upgrade to 3.52-m33-4 CFW. 3.71 has some major issues and it aint complete. Most of us still use 3.40 OE or lower.

I had to downgrade because I wasn't able to play a few homebrew emulators correctly. 3.52 is great for everything including if you plan to play neo geo roms on a mvs emu. Unfortunate for 3.71 , I can't play my rage of the dragons so I had to downgrade.

If you want to go up to 3.52, Just go through page 40-whatever and find my post that gives you a simple ass instruction =]

EDIT : As for you're firmware.. I thought if you had 2.82, You can use GTA:LCS (not the greatest hits). If you have that, use it.

FELIPE NO

Slayer X · 10:50 AM

~~Which one is easier man, cause I own both non-GH games?~~

UPDATE
~~I've successfully got 3.52-M33-4. And currently copying over an ISO. Didn't expect it to be 1.03Gb. Is there a way to compress these things?~~

Anyone know where I can get SNES, Neo-Geo, etc. emulators?

UPDATE!
I've found something called DAX ZISO V0.62(latest?) which is supposed to compress and then play compressed ISOs. Problem is, I can't get the little bugger to work. Anyone else have experiance with this program?

Thanks again for everything guys.

What, you don't want my bikini-clad body?

^-^ · Local time: Oct 24, 2007, 11:14 AM

DAX ZISO is for users that needed to use dev-hook. In your situation, I can't imagine you needing to use that. Just put the ISO's in the ISO folder.

compressed iso's can be decompressed/compressed with this tool.

As for emulators....

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Slayer X · Oct 25, 2007, 01:07 AM

Alright then. Thanks.

For my next problem. How the hell do you get NeoGeo PSP RX2 to work? I have a KoF 2002 ROM folder which has like 16ROM files in it (is that normal?). And I have both a BIOS and a ubiversal BIOS file.

I select the icon and the program begins to boot doing the PSP logo thing, and then it comes up with an error almost right away. I'm sure I didn't even install it right due to poor documentation.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

Elixir · Local time: Oct 26, 2007, 04:32 PM

Is there a (properly) working SNES emulator for the PSP Slim? I tried snes9xTYL-0.4.2me_fw3x, but it doesn't even load Earthbound.

Super Star and Dreamland 3 are in the 5 fps range. Frame skip doesn't seem to be helping either. I'm going to toy around with it a bit more though.

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Kimchi · Oct 28, 2007, 07:22 AM

Just wondering, is it possible to download a save files and plug in to my PSP? [As long as I have the same game right?]

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Cat9 · Local time: Oct 28, 2007, 04:34 AM

Yes it is possible. Ive done it before with saves downloaded from Gamefaqs.

I was speaking idiomatically.

Kimchi · 10:14 AM

Thank god ._. so I won't have to start ALL the way from beginning =P

Uh... how do I add it? I got the cable...

What kind of toxic man-thing is happening now?

Sepharite · Oct 28, 2007, 11:53 AM

I'm assuming you know how to enable USB mode. Place the Saved Data folder downloaded from where ever into the following directory: X (being your memory card): PSP - SAVED DATA

Simple as that! =O

FELIPE NO

Elixir · Local time: Oct 31, 2007, 02:55 AM

Am I the only person here using M33 2.71-2 right now? There's no bios menu (from what I've researched), thus pressing R while resetting the PSP doesn't do anything. I'd really like to change the buttons around. Originally they were O = OK, X = Cancel, but after the firmware changed so did the buttons, and now O = Cancel and X = OK.

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Sepharite · Oct 30, 2007, 09:16 AM

Well, you obviously know the solution. Stop living in the past >=(

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Elixir · Local time: Oct 31, 2007, 03:30 AM

...

What?

There's nowhere I can't reach.

chato · Oct 30, 2007, 09:36 AM

Originally Posted by Sepharite

Well, you obviously know the solution. Stop living in the past >=(

I thought m33 came out after 3.40... Unless he meant 3.71, you can still change the button confirm/cancel button through recovery.

Btw, is anyone still running their phat psp on 3.71?

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

Elixir · Local time: Oct 31, 2007, 03:40 AM

Yes I meant 3.71-2. I didn't have the firmware put on by myself and there's no recovery menu in 3.71-2 M33; pressing R while turning the PSP off, then on, does nothing.

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chato · Oct 30, 2007, 09:43 AM

Originally Posted by Elixir

Yes I meant 3.71-2. I didn't have the firmware put on by myself and there's no recovery menu in 3.71-2 M33; pressing R while turning the PSP off, then on, does nothing.

Oh no wonder. You're supposed to hold the on/off button so it can turn off completely, then you turn it back on while holding R. hold it til it takes you there.

I was speaking idiomatically.

Elixir · Local time: Oct 31, 2007, 03:53 AM

Oh, my bad. Button crisis avoided. >_>

Also HOLY SHIT. I didn't know this thing could be switched from one firmware (3.71-2 M33) to 1.5. Though, what is the difference between the "NO UMD" drivers? These ones:

M33 driver -NO UMD-
Sony N9660 -NO UMD-
OE isofs legacy -NO UMD-
Normal -NO UMD-

It was originally on M33 driver, so in any case, I'll leave it alone.

What kind of toxic man-thing is happening now?

chato · 10:12 AM

My best recommendation is to leave it on 1.50. The problem is what I mentioned a few posts back that most emulators have annoying bugs. As for the drivers, you can access them on the regular psp menu by pressing select. HOME for 3.52 M33-4 or earlier m33 cfw users.

I switched back to 3.52 since I still like to play all my neo geo fighters in that version =]. Not only that, I need to get a new faceplate. Seems like my screws won't tighten any further when I opened it a year ago and the many times I had to open it just so I can remove a few dustballs that made my d-pad function weird. The analog nub is the real problem now. Any game that has analog compatability will move whatever you control on its own (Dracula X =/).

FELIPE NO

^-^ · Local time: Oct 30, 2007, 01:53 PM

Originally Posted by Elixir

Is there a (properly) working SNES emulator for the PSP Slim? I tried snes9xTYL-0.4.2me_fw3x, but it doesn't even load Earthbound.

Super Star and Dreamland 3 are in the 5 fps range. Frame skip doesn't seem to be helping either. I'm going to toy around with it a bit more though.

I hate to break it to you Elixir, but Superstar, EarthBound, and SMRPG are the top three games that usually don't work for snes9x for PSP OR PS2 (EarthBound usually running in the OK range, but not perfect)

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Elixir · Local time: Oct 31, 2007, 07:57 AM

Originally Posted by ^-^

I hate to break it to you Elixir, but Superstar, EarthBound, and SMRPG are the top three games that usually don't work for snes9x for PSP OR PS2 (EarthBound usually running in the OK range, but not perfect)

Yeah, I noticed. Although I don't mind some slowdown in my Earthbound. At least now using the 1.5 kernel makes SNES games run faster. As in, Megaman 7 and Dracula X (SNES version) are now playable.

I'll gather all Mode 7 games (F-Zero) and ones with special chips, like Yoshi's Story, are still slow due to their emulation not being yet perfected.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

^-^ · Local time: Oct 31, 2007, 11:22 AM

Originally Posted by Elixir

Yeah, I noticed. Although I don't mind some slowdown in my Earthbound. At least now using the 1.5 kernel makes SNES games run faster. As in, Megaman 7 and Dracula X (SNES version) are now playable.

I'll gather all Mode 7 games (F-Zero) and ones with special chips, like Yoshi's Story, are still slow due to their emulation not being yet perfected.

Correct, and you'll find that on both handhelds of the current gen. (Well, the DS wont even let them run so..)

There's nowhere I can't reach.

Trance Machina · Local time: Oct 31, 2007, 08:27 AM

Originally Posted by Elixir

Though, what is the difference between the "NO UMD" drivers? These ones:

M33 driver -NO UMD-
Sony N9660 -NO UMD-
OE isofs legacy -NO UMD-
Normal -NO UMD-

I find the Sony N9660 drivers are more compatabile then the M33 drivers. Which isn't saying much since M33 has a high compatability list of its own. I know, on my end, that Jeanne d'Arc didn't work under M33 drivers while it did under Sony, so I just kept it at Sony.

The OE legacy is the drivers used for the 3.xx OE CFW if I do remember correctly, in which it's not very compatable with a LOT of game. And I think that's a typo, but Normal means that you have to have a UMD in the slot. Works with all games, but it will wear down your laser.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

Sepharite · Oct 31, 2007, 05:31 PM

How do I use usbhost with 3.52m33? Or do I have to upgrade to 3.71?

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^-^ · 08:01 AM

You have to be on 3.52m33-2, and you need to use Irshell.
Full installation and instructions are at that link.

If you feel like downgrading to 3.03OEC or 3.10OE, you could use SCEP-XMB. Full install instructions and information are at this link as well.

It's actually a good thing you asked about this. Now I want to try out this IRshell, so I can run USB games.

I was speaking idiomatically.

Elixir · Local time: Nov 2, 2007, 02:12 AM

Is there any way of taking screenshots in a Slim yet? Apparently there's a capture.prx which works, but I couldn't find it anywhere.

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