I have a PSP-1000 running 6.60 is there any permanent CFW i can get for it
i have a pandora battery and a MMS if thats needed at all
i have a pandora battery and a MMS if thats needed at all
Hacking How do I install a PSP Permanent CFW without any hardmod?
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http://wololo.net/cfw4dummies/
1. run Pro Update, install CFW
2. run cIPL Flasher, install permanence of CFW
6.60 Pro CFW download link
1. run Pro Update, install CFW
2. run cIPL Flasher, install permanence of CFW
6.60 Pro CFW download link
Last edited by zfreeman,
1000? Nice... it has IR. Forgot the name, but there's an IR homebrew that does lots of cool stuff, including the ability to learn your remote control codes, you you can mess with your TV and such with the PSP (and drive your family crazy since the remote is in their hands
)I haven't fired up my PSP in ages. Still carry around a Pandora battery and memory card around in my laptop case for some reason though... as if I'd ever have the opportunity (or need, considering the linked stuff in the above post) to use it for someone nowadays...
EDIT: Holy smokes! I just grabbed my PSP-1000 and wondered why the battery grip I had it in wasn't properly seated. Turns out, the PSP battery was so swollen, it was actually cracked! But no leaks... and everything I own was recently in storage for several months, while I waited to return to Japan. I must be the luckiest person alive, for not having everything I own burn to ashes
EDIT2: And the same thing for my PSP 2001
You can't make this stuff up 
Last edited by urherenow,
Irshell is so dope. I was able to use my psp to turn on my PS2 and tv back in the day.
Irshell can even launch titles, so that was my autoboot.pbp for a bit.
Last edited by slaphappygamer,
that's the one! and now that I see this reply, I realize I messed up today... I was in Yokohama and didn't pick up new batteries for my PSP-1000 and PSP-2001.
I haven't used IRShell since 2009. wowzers.that's the one! and now that I see this reply, I realize I messed up today... I was in Yokohama and didn't pick up new batteries for my PSP-1000 and PSP-2001.
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