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On seeing that a 12 year old kid was still alive in me, one of my closest friends decided to gift me a Sony PSP this birthday. As soon as I opened the box and played games for few minutes, I was more curious about things I can do on it than just playing games all day (that was the tech blogger in me speaking). But when I searched the internet everything demanded a custom firmware running on the PSP and that was enough of a reason for me to install a custom firmware on my.There are two ways you in which you can run a custom firmware on PSP.

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One is the temporary hack and other is the permanent one. In temporary hack, PSP runs the custom firmware as long as its switched on/standby but after restarting it, things go back to default. The permanent one on the other hand means that the fix will remain even after restarting the PSP.In this post we will be seeing how we can use temporary hack to use custom firmware on PSP E-1004 Street. Advantages of using temporary hack is that the device warranty is not violated and even if something goes wrong, there is no fear of bricking the device. Moreover, reapplying the fix after restarting PSP takes only a few seconds.

So let’s start Things to Arrange. A PSP memory stick to save files. Please use the memory stick that you use on a regular basis.

A memory card reader or a PSP USB cable to mount the memory stick on your computer. Make sure your PSP is adequately charged. Installing the Custom FirmwareStep 1: Turn on your PSP and navigate to Settings—System Settings to open PSP System Information. Here go to Check your System Software information and proceed only if the version is 6.60.Step 2: and extract the files on your computer. Also, mount the PSP Memory Stick to your computer.Step 3: Having done that, transfer the two folders FastRecovery and PROUPDATE to PSP/GAME folder on your memory stick.Step 4: If you are using USB connection, un-mount the memory stick or if you are using the memory card reader, transfer the memory stick to PSP and restart the device.Step 5: Now navigate to Game— Memory Stick and run the pro Update file.Step 6: Your PSP will restart and launch CFW installation. Simply press X button and follow the on-screen instructions your PSP to install the LCFW.That’s all, after you restart your computer your PSP will be hacked and running the custom PRO B9 firmware which you can check in PSP system settings. As the fix is temporary, it will be erased as soon as you turn off your PSP.To install the custom recovery after restarting your PSP, you just need to run the pro Fast Recovery file from Games—Memory Stick section.ConclusionYou can now install custom plugins on PSP and use it as you like.

We will be seeing many posts on customizing PSP in the coming days and the first one will be about installing custom themes on PSP.Moreover, after installing the custom firmware you will be able to run modified ISO games on your PSP. You can use it to test a game but we recommend buying an authentic original PSP game if you are planning to play it.Last updated on 8 Feb, 2018.

PlayStation Portable system softwareSony Computer EntertainmentOS familyWorking stateDiscontinuedSource modelInitial releaseDecember 12, 2004; 14 years ago ( 2004-12-12) (as 1.00)6.61 / January 15, 2015; 4 years ago ( 2015-01-15)German, English (United States), Spanish, French, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese, Russian, Japanese, Korean, Chinese (simplied), Chinese (traditional).Update methodDirect DownloadDownload via PS3Download via PCUniversal Media DiscPlatformsDefaultPreceded bySucceeded byOfficial website.The PlayStation Portable system software is the official for the. It uses the (XMB) as its, similar to the console. Updates add new functionality as well as security patches to prevent from being executed on the system. Updates can be obtained in four ways:. Direct download to the PSP over.

This can be performed by choosing Settings, System Update from the XMB. Download to a PC, then transfer to the PSP via a cable or. Included on the of some games. These games may not run with earlier firmware than the version on their UMD. See also. Download from a PS3 to a PSP system via USB cable.

(Japanese and American version only)While system software updates can be used with consoles from any region, Sony recommends only downloading system software updates released for the region corresponding to the system's place of purchase. System software updates have added various features including a, support, additional codecs for images, audio, and video, PlayStation 3 connectivity, as well as patches against several security exploits, vulnerabilities, and execution of homebrew programs. The battery must be at least 50% charged or else the system will prevent the update from installing. If the power supply is lost while writing to the system software, the console will no longer be able to operate unless the system is booted in service mode or sent to Sony for repair if still under warranty.The current version of the software, 6.61, was made available on January 15, 2015. It is a minor update released more than three years after the release of the previous version 6.60 in 2011.

Contents.Technology Graphical shell The PlayStation Portable uses the (XMB) as its, which is also used in the (PS3) console, a variety of Sony, disc players and many more products. XMB displays icons horizontally across the screen that be seen as categories. Users can navigate through them using the left and right buttons of the, which move the icons forward or back across the screen, highlighting just one at a time, as opposed to using any kind of pointer to select an option.

When one category is selected, there are usually more specific options then available to select that are spread vertically above and below the selected icon. Users may navigate among these options by using the up and down buttons of the D-pad.The basic features offered by XMB implementations varies based on device and software version. On the PSP console, the XMB had top level icons for Photos, Music, Videos, Games, Networking (which allows the use of the ), Settings and Extras. Also, XMB offers a degree of. With the PSP, using the Home button while playing music would allow users to browse photos without stopping the music. While XMB proved to be a successful user interface for Sony products such as PSP and PS3, the next generation Sony such as the and the no longer use this user interface.

For example, the XMB is replaced by the interface on the PS Vita.Web browser. Web browser on a PSP-1000The PlayStation Portable comes with a for browsing the. The web browser is a version of the browser made by and was released for free with the 2.00 system software update.

The browser supports most common web technologies, such as, as well as basic capabilities.The version 2.50 upgrade added and Auto-Select as options in the browser's encoding menu, and also introduced the saving of input history for online forms.Version 2.70 of the PSP's system software introduced basic capabilities to the browser. However, the player runs Flash version 6, five iterations behind the current desktop version 11, making some websites difficult to view.There are three different rendering modes: 'Normal', 'Just-Fit', and 'Smart-Fit'. 'Normal' will display the page with no changes, 'Just-Fit' will attempt to shrink some elements to make the whole page fit on the screen and preserve layout and 'Smart-Fit' will display content in the order it appears in the HTML, and with no size adjustments; instead it will drop an element down below the preceding element if it starts to go off the screen.The browser also has limited, with a maximum of three tabs. When a website tries to open a link in a new window, the browser opens it in a new tab.Parents can limit content by enabling Browser Start Up Control which blocks all access to the web browser and creating a 4-digit PIN under Settings in Security.

Additionally, the browser can be configured to run under a and can be protected by the security PIN to enable the use of web filtering or monitoring software through a network. Recently, TrendMicro for PSP was added as a feature that can be enabled via a subscription to filter or monitor content on the PSP.The PSP browser is slower compared to modern browsers and often runs due to limitations put in place by Sony. Alternatively, Homebrew has allowed a custom version of the browser to be released that utilizes all 32/64 MB of the PSP's RAM, which allows the browser to load pages faster and have more memory for larger pages. Opera Mini can also be used on PSP through PSPKVM, a homebrew application which is a Sun Java Virtual Machine. It was claimed to provide much faster loading times than the default browser and provides better web page compatibility.

Other features Like many other, the PlayStation Portable is capable of photo, audio, and video playback in a variety of formats. However, unlike Sony's such as the and the, it is not possible to play or movies on the PlayStation Portable directly since it lacks of a standard Blu-ray or DVD drive. While it does have a drive and there exist UMD movies, the UMD format never saw implementation on any device other than the PlayStation Portable and as a result the market is very limited compared to those for other optical media formats. There have been no more movies released on UMD since 2011, and the final movie was one of the final releases on the format.The PlayStation Portable also supports a feature known as, which allows the PSP to access many features of a console from a remote location using the PS3's capabilities, a home network, or the.

However, unlike the later Remote Play feature between the and the, the Remote Play capabilities between the PSP and the PS3 are much more limited. Although most of the PS3's capabilities related to its main user interface are accessible with Remote Play, playback of, games, most games, and copy-protected files stored on the PS3's hard drive are not supported. Actual Remote Play between the PSP and the PS3 games are only supported by a 'select' very few PS3 titles.Furthermore, PSP-2000, PSP-3000 and PSP-N1000 can use the service starting with system software version 3.90. The service allows Skype calls to be made over and on the PSP Go over the Modem feature.

It is not possible to use the VoIP service on the original PSP-1000 console due to hardware limitations. There also existed other services for the PSP such as the, similar to the PlayStation 3's online community-based service known as.Custom firmware was very popular during the time of the PlayStation Portable. Besides the official firmware (OFW) made by, (also written as Custom Firmware, or simply CFW) is also commonly seen in the handheld consoles. Custom Firmware allows the running of unsigned code such as applications and backups, for other consoles as well as games when the disc images are converted into PSP format, unlike official system software which usually only allow signed or retailed copies of software to run.

Famous Custom Firmware include the M33 Custom Firmware by DarkAleX as well as those made by others such as the Custom Firmware 5.50GEN series, Minimum Edition (ME/LME) CFW and the PRO CFW. Since from the early days hackers working on the PSP discovered exploits in system software 1.00 and 1.50 that allowed them to run unsigned code on the PSP, many PSP-1000 users had downgraded their consoles to these versions in order to install a Custom Firmware corresponding to a higher version of the system software.

Later exploits were discovered in some more recent versions of the system software too allowing the installation of homebrew content. Sony had put significant effort into blocking Custom Firmware and other third party devices and content from their PSP consoles, but their effort was not quite successful for the PSP. In July 2007 DarkAleX officially stopped his work on the PSP, citing perceived problems with Sony as one of the reasons for his departure, but other Custom Firmware continue to be developed or updated.

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