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Pandora Battery used as a normal battery?

S6A6T6A6N

S6A6T6A6N

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Hi. I was wondering if it was possible to continue using the pandora battery as a regular battery...
It says in the instructions that you have to:
Reboot with a non-pandora battery
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What if you converted the only battery you have into pandora...? What happens then? Do I have to buy a new battery in order to reboot it?
Or can I borrow my friend's non-pandora battery to reboot it... and then continue using the pandora battery as my main psp power supply?
Or do I HAVE TO buy a new battery?

Thanks for the help XD
 
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S6A6T6A6N said:
Hi. I was wondering if it was possible to continue using the pandora battery as a regular battery...
It says in the instructions that you have to:

What if you converted the only battery you have into pandora...? What happens then? Do I have to buy a new battery in order to reboot it?
Or can I borrow my friend's non-pandora battery to reboot it... and then continue using the pandora battery as my main psp power supply?
Or do I HAVE TO buy a new battery?

Thanks for the help XD
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You can boot up your PSP without a battery inserted by using the AC adapter. Once the PSP is turned on, insert in your battery and then convert it back to normal.

If you don't want to convert the battery back to normal, then there is also BOOSTER's multi boot loader. This allows you to boot normally with a Pandora battery inserted. However, sleep mode will not work.

http://forums.exophase.com/showthread.php?t=3626
 
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