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Fat psp with 3.52 m33 won't read iso or cso's
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Sat May 17, 2008 9:11 pmby dylan0123
Ok, I have a fat PSP with 3.52 m33 on it, but when i put .iso's on it, it doesn't play them, it says there is an error. I thought that maybe if i updated the cf to 3.71 m33 or something it would fix the problem. What can i do to get it to be able to play the games?
Thanks
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Sat May 17, 2008 9:17 pmby roxfox64
What ISOs are you trying to play?
I really suggest that you upgrade to 3.90M33 however.
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Sat May 17, 2008 9:21 pmby dylan0123
ok, can you post a link to a tutorial i should use or something? i don't know much about upgrading
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Sat May 17, 2008 9:35 pmby roxfox64
Obtain the upgrader from
Dark-Alex.org and the
3.90 EBOOT.
Place the UPDATE folder in the GAME folder and rename the 3.90 EBOOT to 390.PBP, and drop it in the UPDATE folder as well.
Run the upgrader with your charger in and you're done
Have a nice night!
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Sun May 18, 2008 2:52 amby lyndonm33
FORMAT FORMAT FORMAT
lol lol
what floder are u puttin it in
Re: Fat psp with 3.52 m33 won't read iso or cso's
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Sun May 18, 2008 7:34 amby Squash-n-Stretch
dylan0123 wrote:Ok, I have a fat PSP with 3.52 m33 on it, but when i put .iso's on it, it doesn't play them, it says there is an error. I thought that maybe if i updated the cf to 3.71 m33 or something it would fix the problem. What can i do to get it to be able to play the games?
Thanks
Some may not play without a UMD in the drive. Try putting one in?
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Sun May 18, 2008 7:49 amby roxfox64
You have 3.90 right SnS? You can set it to UMD free mode in the VSH or Recovery Menu, you know?
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Sun May 18, 2008 7:58 amby Squash-n-Stretch
roxfox64 wrote:You have 3.90 right SnS? You can set it to UMD free mode in the VSH or Recovery Menu, you know?
Oh really?
Didn't know that, spent hours figuring out what was wrong yesterday while trying to get Patapon playing
How do I do that exactly? What's VSH?
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Sun May 18, 2008 8:17 amby roxfox64
In the XMB press "Select" and just scroll down to UMD ISO Mode and switch it from default to either M33 driver(Good) or $0NY NP9660(Best).
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Sun May 18, 2008 9:09 amby Squash-n-Stretch
roxfox64 wrote:In the XMB press "Select" and just scroll down to UMD ISO Mode and switch it from default to either M33 driver(Good) or $0NY NP9660(Best).
What's XBM?
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Sun May 18, 2008 9:22 amby roxfox64
The main menu when you turn your PSP on, with the Game, Photo, Video, Internet Browser, and Music icons.
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Sun May 18, 2008 10:25 amby AdventWolf
Yea it stands for Xross Media Bar.
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Mon May 19, 2008 12:08 amby lyndonm33
naw.............really
lol lol just kiddin adventwolf.....
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Mon May 19, 2008 10:43 amby Steeler12
roxfox64 wrote:In the XMB press "Select" and just scroll down to UMD ISO Mode and switch it from default to either M33 driver(Good) or $0NY NP9660(Best).
well finally, i've been asking what exactly is the best way to run ISO's with No UMD for weeks and nobody gave me a straight answer. Isnt the SonyNP9660 made for sony store downloads and whatnot? And i've always wondered what exactly is the m33 driver
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Mon May 19, 2008 10:50 amby roxfox64
Steeler12 wrote:roxfox64 wrote:In the XMB press "Select" and just scroll down to UMD ISO Mode and switch it from default to either M33 driver(Good) or $0NY NP9660(Best).
well finally, i've been asking what exactly is the best way to run ISO's with No UMD for weeks and nobody gave me a straight answer. Isnt the SonyNP9660 made for sony store downloads and whatnot? And i've always wondered what exactly is the m33 driver
Generally, PSN downloads are ISOs put into EBOOT form`