Grab a 2.8 and below. Least hassle required to downgrade.Originally Posted by Julian
Grab a 2.8 and below. Least hassle required to downgrade.Originally Posted by Julian
If you buy a used one, make sure you check the firmware version before you buy it. If it's new, ask them to open it and check. Only way to make sure you get what you need.
Exactly. There are also different Mobos out there, and that can also affect the downgrade/upgrade method.Originally Posted by Exoduso
Mainly, you just want to do your homework before actually doing anything to your PSP, as just diving in will increase your chance of making yourself a nice shiny $200 doorstop.
All the links are already in the posts above, but just to be nice:
PSP-Hacks.com ~ Excellent forums (just make sure you are posting in the right place, ie. in Help for help, etc.)
Max Console - PSP ~ Equally knowledgeable and up to date boards.
PSP Homebrew Wiki
Between these three places you will be able to soak up any and all knowledge you might need as far as the entire process goes. Whether that means downgrading/upgrading or customization, it is all there.
Originally Posted by Exoduso
you can check whick firmware you're getting from a new psp by checking the numbers in the back or bottom.
That works too..heh.