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09-29-2007, 11:29 AM
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Points: 2.95 Donate | | | As long as youre battery isnt faulty then you should have no problem downgrading without the ac. |
09-29-2007, 11:30 AM
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Points: 5.36 Donate | | | ok, but is there any advantage to leaving it pluged in? |
09-29-2007, 11:36 AM
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Points: 2.95 Donate | | | Well yeah, as a failsafe incase your battery somehow dies during instalation which is very unlikley (600th post) |
09-29-2007, 11:38 AM
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Points: 5.36 Donate | | | ok than, thaks for the info, and dorkdork77, how did the downgrade go? |
09-29-2007, 11:45 AM
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Points: 356.24 Donate | | | It worked fine, no problems at all. As you said, running xLoader before HEN makes HEN work much more reliably (in my test, anyway). |
09-29-2007, 11:48 AM
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Points: 5.36 Donate | | | well then that mYth is true. (time to call in the myth busters, lol) thanks for risking ur psp for me. |
09-29-2007, 12:15 PM
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Points: 356.24 Donate | | No problem; as I said, I had a Pandora on hand with a full NAND dump of my PSP, so it wasn't really risking anything, as everything can be fully restored. BTW, once you're on 1.50, I recommend following these steps: - Follow a Pandora tutorial to make a Magic Memory Stick and Pandora's Battery kit.
- Restart your PSP, and press O to make a full NAND dump of your PSP.
- Once that's done, turn off your PSP, take out the battery and plug in the power cord. Turn your PSP on, then put in your battery and take out the power cord.
- Turn your battery back to normal.
- Turn on your PSP, and transfer nand-dump.bin to your computer.
You will now have a full backup of your PSP's NAND, which is the ultimate security measure against flash corruption, and even includes a backup of your PSP's idstorage (as far as I know). |
09-29-2007, 09:32 PM
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Points: 5.36 Donate | | | k, thanks for the instructions.
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just downgraded without the power cable. Now to try out all of the wanted homebrew.
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ant Ideas for what apps to try?
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well i was playing with xfalsh, and my psp started going dumb, so I updated back to 2.80 so I can re downgrade and update to the M33 1.71 once they come out with the 1.50 fix.
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