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PSP firmware upgrade 3.10 releasedDela @ Jan 31, 2007 20:53 | 15 comments
The update is considered mostly as a minor update to the PSP system. Still missing is the PlayStation Network or PlayStation Store support, meaning users still have to rely on the PS3 console for that.
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Comment by: sukhvail (Jan 31, 2007 21:12) hehe its already been decrypted so i guess we'll soon see 3.10 oe-a pretty soon |
Comment by: solarf (Feb 01, 2007 20:00) so this update really adds nothing special. When will they make an update for the Playstation store?? |
Comment by: sg1ben (Feb 03, 2007 04:11) ITS BECAUSE OF THIS FIRMWARE I WAS ABLE TO UNBRICK MY PSP
ALTOHUGH YOU CAN PLAY PIRATE GAMES AND HOMEBREW 150 YOU DONT HAVE ANY INTERNET CONNECTIONS OR SECURITY firewall PLUS YOU CANT EVEN CHANGE THE FONT OR BACKGROUND PICTURE AND YOU HAVE TO RELY ON HOMEBRE APPS, this firmware SAVED my PSP
Hello I had a very intresting expreince with my PSP
(4days old)
First I had checked what firmware it had - it was firmware 2.81
I then went to noobz.eu for the HEN release to upgrade to 3.03 then from the HEN 3.03 there was a downgrader to 1.50 with the help of using GTA (the first one not vicy city) - ( WHITCH I PICKED UP IN GAMESTATION FOR £15 SECONDHAND) once copied all the necessary files in the PSP root etc and booting the GTA game I was able to downgrade to 1.50 and play copied games, after macking about I relised I needed to update to 2.00 to play certain games and thats when I got all kind of errors because the firmware wasent SONY's and the PSP would just sit there for with no screen picture but to my suprise after 130secs (because I counted yes im sad) the picture would turn on but if you push any button the picture would go, so any way with only the sound working I waited for the picture to show up again and remeberd the icons around me and managed to get to the USB and activate it so that I could put the sony reliese firmware of 3.01 on it.
SO DID YOU UNBRICK YOUR PSP?
Yes I did! by waitng a stupid amount of time to load the firmware (remeber 130secs for each sreen shoot then complete darkness) I was able to run the firmware, but the problems I encounted were...
When the PSP booted after agreeing to run the firmware it was completely dark and only with sound was I able to know when I was (there is basically an error screen to begin with so you push x or o to get past the first screen then the second screen is licence agreement then push x to agree to the update). I managed to update my firmware to 3.01 and I knew it was working when I puched the x button at the end of the menu becase A after pushing right so many times there was only the button noise if I pushed left so I was at the end of the menu B after pushing x button no noises from the buttons came out and the CARD MEM LIGHT was flashing indicating it was loading something. the PSP after 2mins self powered down, I thought it was bricked and blown up but to my suprise when I powered up, everything worked!
I hope this has been helpful, or if you cant do it and you had the same expirence email me stevenagebenwhite@hotmail.com and I try my best to help ( I AM NOT AN EXPERT JUST GOT LUCKY AND CAN ONLY HELP IF YOU HAVE THE SAME PROBLEM AS ME ANY WORSE AND YOUR ON YOUR OWN!) also if you have a briked PSP like the fault I mentioned I wouldent mind buying it from you for £40 for just the PSP and battery.
Cheers
Ben White from Stevenage |
Comment by: Xenores (Feb 06, 2007 05:36) I'm sticking with 2.71. |
Comment by: Moose34 (Feb 20, 2007 08:02) When you say your PSP was bricked do you mean when you first switched it on nothing came on the screen but the green power light was on?
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Comment by: sg1ben (Feb 20, 2007 10:36) Yes that is the case, but I had sound so I was able to dertemin where the memory stick options were etc, so YES IT DID resolve it. |
Comment by: alex131 (Feb 20, 2007 20:05) Originally posted by Moose34: Moose34, if you have a custom firmware, you can enter recovery mode by holding down the right trigger during a cold boot. If not, you can buy a modchip and solder it to replace your flash. If you can't solder or are not confident in your soldering skills, have someone else do it, or sell your PSP on e-bay and buy a new one. |
Comment by: sg1ben (Feb 21, 2007 05:43) no it was HALF / BRICKED I was able to hear sound so that the firmware downgrade was half complete and I was able to reflash the firmware to 3.03 then back to 1.50
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Comment by: sg1ben (Feb 21, 2007 09:45) I fogot to mention you will need to get a PC EPP LPT Interface Adaptor to flash the firmware |
Comment by: naperrin (Mar 03, 2007 20:38) I think I bricked my PSP.
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Comment by: mcguinty (Mar 21, 2007 22:23) I have the same problem as naperrin and my screen turns black with a greenish blue tint. I hope something can be done without me sodering much. ('V') |
Comment by: sg1ben (Mar 22, 2007 07:41) the U P chip will unbrick the PSP, because it loads a second bios
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Comment by: lame0 (Aug 20, 2007 10:04) ok on this switch thing how come ive never heard of this. and why is this just coming up for me. ive been in the scene since fw2.71 came out, and ive never came across this. but now ive finally bricked it, where is this switch, and is it on the up or on the unmodded psp? please help im having withdrawals, and im having to change the channels from the tv cause i have no irshell lol. |
Comment by: sg1ben (Aug 20, 2007 11:56)
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Comment by: lame0 (Aug 20, 2007 12:23) will give it a try. |
