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Using the universal unbricker as a normal battery temporarily

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nekirhs

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Alright, it appears that as long as the system is on before putting it in, you can use the pandora's battery as a normal battery.
That is, put in the AC adapter, put in the battery, then disconnect the AC adapter.

Now if I remember correctly, you have to hit X to start installing the custom firmware, right?
So if for whatever reason the PSP is reset, if I don't hit anything, I should be ok, right?

** I meant "using the pandora battery, not universal unbricker.
 
nekirhs said:
Alright, it appears that as long as the system is on before putting it in, you can use the pandora's battery as a normal battery.
That is, put in the AC adapter, put in the battery, then disconnect the AC adapter.

Now if I remember correctly, you have to hit X to start installing the custom firmware, right?
So if for whatever reason the PSP is reset, if I don't hit anything, I should be ok, right?

** I meant "using the pandora battery, not universal unbricker.
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Yes you can do that. If you reset the PSP it won't automatically begin the installation process until you hit X.
 
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