Making a Pandora Battery with PSP-2000
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I have a PSP 2004, datecode 8c with Infinity CFW installed ( see full info below ) . I have tried to make by battery a Pandora but i'm getting an error with PSP Tool . Is there any other software that could convert the battery using this console ? Or maybe it's not working because of Infinity ?
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Your PSP's motherboard cannot create a pandora battery.
See the compatibility list here: https://playstationdev.wiki/pspdevwiki/index.php/Motherboards#Hackability
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I've only thought of making one, but with my 3001[no region, cfw 6.60 with infinity 2], there seems to be no need for it.
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