No, seems like original Sony sticks that are Mark 2 won't do. I barely found my 521 mb non-Mark 2 stick and it worked as a MMS.Jakob95 said:Will any Memory stick be able to become a Magic Memory Stick. I am going to use RainsUltraLiteMMS best application for it so far!
Yeahbelmont said:Greetings.
I have a quick question. I have a 1000 PSP with OFW 6.20 bought in day one when it was released in Europe (updated it to play some games I bought). I also have a pandora made by datel.
Can I use it to re-install CFW?
Rydian said:Using the files linked in your guide, the magic memory stick that pspgrader created has a different menu, and it installs 5.00 M33-4.
ProtoKun7 said:The menu should show 4 options. At this point, press Square to make a NAND dump. The NAND takes up at least 66MB, plus the additional installation files, which is why it is necessary to have a Memory Stick larger than 64MB, otherwise the Memory Stick can be corrupted. After the dump, the PSP will turn off, and you can plug the Memory Stick into the computer to backup the NAND.
Put the Memory Stick back into the PSP, make sure the PSP is unplgged from the power, reinsert the battery while holding the trigger to load the service mode again, and press X to install the CFW. After this installation you can remove the battery and plug the PSP back in (or use a normal battery) and it should have 3.80 M33 installed.
ProtoKun7 said:QUOTE(ProtoKun7 @ Jan 28 2010, 06:55 PM) At the menu, select NAND Operations and choose Dump NAND. The NAND takes up at least 66MB, plus the additional installation files, which is why it is necessary to have a Memory Stick larger than 64MB, otherwise the Memory Stick can be corrupted. After the dump, the PSP will turn off, and you can plug the Memory Stick into the computer to backup the NAND.
Put the Memory Stick back into the PSP, make sure the PSP is unplugged from the power, reinsert the battery while holding the trigger to load the service mode again, and press X to install the CFW. After this installation you can remove the battery and plug the PSP back in (or use a normal battery) and it should have 5.00 M33-4 installed.