On cmd mine says that the msipl.bin cant be opened. I was wondering if anyone could please helpl me , thanks in advance.
did they block this or somethin because i just upgraded to 3.7, well i shouldnt say i my stupid brother did and when i run the pandora battery it say cannot start game and i cant proceed any further
You need a homebrew-enabled PSP to convert the battery and install the memory stick files.
If you don't know anyone who has a homebrew-enabled PSP, then you can buy an already converted battery.
Refer to SonicTH's post for more information:
http://forums.exophase.com/showpost.php?p=19084&postcount=19
is there ANYWAY besideds buying one to converta a stock psp running 3.7 into 1.5 then m33
Nope, not at this time.
Forgive me for being such a n00b to ask the following questions...
Okay lets say I decide to use this "Pandora's Battery" Unbricker to downgrade an a PSP, as I've read, its not a full 1.50 FW right? But, does this still mean that in order to "upgrade" to OE firmware, like say 3.40-OEA, do i just follow the guide made for normal 1.50FW?
Do do i need to do something more to this "not-full 1.50FW" first before I can upgrade it to OE?
Thanks a bunch, I hope you guys can understand what I'm trying to ask here...
Don't be afraid, no need to forgive, all questions are welcome here.:smile:
Anyway, no, you don't need to do anything special before install, say, an OE or M33 firmware after using Pandora's Battery.:thumbup1:
Wow! That's great news then! Hmm... the only thing left for me to do is to pluck up my courage and try this myself!
Thx Cheezeball99 :smile:
Ive Got A Phat Psp With Ofw 3.71, Can I Use The Pandora To Download To 1.50???
Hi Just been reading the guide and I'm just about to order a GENUINE SONY 1800MAH REPLACEMENT BATTERY, But it's for a normal PSP do I need a slim version for a slim and lite PSP or will any battery do? To make a Pandora's Battery.
Thanx:smile:
Thanks Cheezeball, so I'll be ok with this phats battery http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI....m=120165377140&ssPageName=STRK:MEWA:IT&ih=002