so, if I am right, if I try to use a PERMANENT firmware update there can be problems depending on the version of hardware and firmware of my PSP, but if I choose the TEMPORARY firmware update then I just need to choose the right version corresponding to the firmware of my PSP and it will work "out of the box".Īs I already wrote, my only concern is that I don't want to brick my friend's PSP: so if the temporary solution is going to work it's good if it won't work I would simply need to reboot the PSP and it will turn back to the original firmware, right? =) I am learning something new at every reply and at every wiki/tutorial page I read. Once again, thanks for your help and sorry for my NOOBness!! =D Is the first tutorial you sent me (the one on wololo) different from the ones on the PSP hacking/modding FAQ? And so, will it work out without bricking my friend's PSP? Is there any tutorial for hacking a PSP E-1004 (the "street" model) using a 6.60 firmware?
So it seems to me that my PSP E-1004 model won't be good for either method as it is not a 1000 or early 2000 and it's not either a 6.20 firmware or below! =( The second type is the vshmain.prx patch, and it works on any PSP, but only if it's on 6.20 or below."įrom what I understand, I can use the "cIPL" method on 6.60 firmware just on the earlier models (1000 and earlier 2000) or the "vshmain.prx" that I can use on any PSP but only with 6.20 or below.
One is the cIPL permanent method used on the 6.60 firmware, this method is the same type as the old 5.x method so it only works on the earlier models (1000 and earlier 2000). On the " PSP hacking/modding F.A.Q." I read "With the new 6.x hacks every PSP model can be hacked on more recent firmwares, and there's two types of permanent hack.
Thanks guy! I really appreciate your help! =)Īs I really am a noob, and to brick my friend's PSP would really bother me, I still am not sure of what tutorial I should follow! =/
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