Let me know as again, these PSP's are ancient and running super old firmware right now. Once that is done I can then run/install a custom version of that firmware
update my psp to the latest Firmware which is 6.60Ģ. So even me with my old outdated PSP's can now enjoi custom firmware and emulators? I have spent hours on the google trying to find out how to run emulators on these joints and could not find anything worthwhile as it seems the world has moved from PSP to Vita and so everything PSP seems to be dead. I just unfinished unpacking some boxes from a previous move and guess what I find? My old phatt a$$ psp(the original) and a red GoW edtion (2000 vers I think).ĭude these have not been touched since like 2008 or 2009. AWESOME and well informed post but what makes it above and beyond is that I see you keep interacting with the people posting questions to you. Is there any way to fix this?ġst I must say, I joined this FORUM just to say thank you to you. I can never exit the game without powering the system off. so the buttons work when I enter the game, except when I press the PS Button. Will try with other ISOs.Įdit 2: Well, I'm dumb.
Doing this, I got in the memory stick only to find corrupted data. However, letting them go brings everything back to the way it was. Any help is really appreciated.Įdit: Weirdly enough, I found out that if I boot the system back again with the CFW while pressing the L or R buttons, it will let me move. If I go the system info, it says I have version 6.60, so I have no idea what's wrong. I've already tried it with older versions of the Pro CFW, but the same happened with those. To regain back control I have to power it off. If I reset it, I can see the VSH menu, but again, none of the keys I press register. They don't seem to be registered, but the PSP isn't frozen. I have the E-1000 model, and everytime I install the CFW with Pro Update or run the Fast Recovery, I can't press any keys after the system is rebooted. Hi, I've been encountering a strange problem.
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