TheRF / Saved
Instructions can be found in the included readme on how to translate the recovery text to your native language. And no, this release does not include in-XMB recovery or savestate support... those enhancements are still planned, but will likely be added in a future update.
Download: PSP Custom Firmware 4.01 M33
As usual, the Firmware Update can be applied directly via Network Update if you are running a previous release from 3.80 M33 and onward, or by following the manual installation instructions below, provided that you have a homebrew capable PSP.
* Extract the archive.
* Copy included UPDATE folder to X:/PSP/GAME
* Place the official firmware 4.01 update EBOOT, ... More »
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To quote: My PS3 now boasts six (6) fully functional USB ports, the original four in front, and two (2) in the rear. We used the facilities of Dominion Lasercom's R&D lab for our work location as this is a seriously complex (and frightening) mod.
Since their are no schematics or plans anywhere on the net to do this, we had a-lot of head scratching and hurdles to deal with, but in the end it worked out very well as you can see.
Basically what we've done is cut the data path from the internal USB controller chip on the PS3 to the #4 USB port (the one closest to the center).
We then wired the upstream connection on the "external" hub to the PS3's data output on those traces... More »
The update adds support for memory sticks greater than 4GB in size under the 1.5 kernel and fixes a display bug that affected TA-86 units when resuming from sleep mode.
To install, simply copy the "150k_installer" folder to GAME and run the installer from the PSP's Game menu.
Download: PSP 1.5 Kernel Add-on v2 for 3.90 M33 CFW [Right-click, Save As]
Instructions: Copy to /PSP/GAME and run.
Changes:
- TA086: when being in 4th brightness level and recovering from sleep mode, the display was black. Fixed.
- Added support in the 1.50 kernel for memory sticks greater than 4 GB. (I finally got my 8GB card! :D)
Before, only the first 4 GB portion was recognized by the 1.5 kernel.
Now, the theroetical limit is... More »
The previously released 3.80 M33 POPSLoader does work with 3.90 M33. However, you cannot run the 3.80 POPS with it. Also released today is a 1.5 kernel add-on for regular (non-Slim) PSP units running 3.90 M33. Instructions for installing the add-on are provided below as well.
Download: PSP Custom Firmware v3.90 M33 [Right-click, Save As] / PSP v1.5 Kernel Add-On for CFW v3.90 M33 [Right-click, Save As]
v3.90 M33 CFW Instructions:
- Copy the UPDATE folder into /PSP/GAME/
- Get the 3.90 sony update from somewhere, and put it in same folder, with name “390.PBP”.
Alternatively, you can let the in... More »
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Changes in this release include full support for 3.80 M33, and an option to toggle the M33 Network Update setting.
Download: PSP Recovery LE Plug-In for 3.80 M33
Changelog:
- 100% functional in 3.80 M33
- [+] adding “M33 network” setting in Advanced.
- Pandora now use (thx to HellCat) hardware functions, since pandora’s main functions no longer exist in 3.80.
- [-] Removed : backing up and writing up EEPROM.
Remember, you must be running 3.80 M33-3 or higher to use this plug-in.
Download: PSP 3.80 M33 PopsLoader v2
Changes:
- Bugfix for sleep mode not working when using popsloader
- galaxy.prx was changed to a new version that is giving problems with slow memory sticks. Reverted back to previous versions. This didn't only affect decrypted isos running in NP9660 mode.
Dark_AleX has released an update to the recently released 3.80 M33-2 Custom Firmware. Now at 3.80 M33-3, the latest release adds a couple of libs to the nids resolver and fixes a synchronization issue with downloaded games from the PS3/PC PlayStation Store.
Download: PSP CFW 3.80 M33-3 / PSP 3.80 M33-3 PopsLoader
The PopsLoader update allows users to run all versions of Pops (the PSP PSOne emulator) for increased compatibility. The updated PopsLoader build i... More »
Here it is a new simple plug-in I did for my use. It's name is Charge Control. It's a plug-in which will let you to disable / enable the ability of the PSP of charging your battery: it's useful if you don't want to charge a half-charged battery, but that you don't want to completely drain or if you want to switch to and from the power line (for example in car) without making the PSP starting charging again even if completely charged pratically.
Download: Charge Control v0.1.0 Plug-In for PSP
You can control it with two simple combination L + R + VOL - to disable the charging function and L + R + VOL + to enable it again. Check the readme for more information and enjoy! :)
