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Wed Mar 28, 2007 4:39 pm
If you do not have version 1.5 or any custom firmware do not attempt this.
Flash Agent F5
USE AT YOUR OWN RISK! It's possible to brick your PSP even if you attempted it correctly.
There is a readme file supplied with the homebrew. It'll supply the information you'll need on how to function it.
Again, I recommend you do not do this. I'm not saying that your chances are slim, but there has been cases where people have bricked their PSP doing this. But you could always access the recovery menu. It's your choice I'm just answering your question.
Flash Agent F5
USE AT YOUR OWN RISK! It's possible to brick your PSP even if you attempted it correctly.
There is a readme file supplied with the homebrew. It'll supply the information you'll need on how to function it.
Again, I recommend you do not do this. I'm not saying that your chances are slim, but there has been cases where people have bricked their PSP doing this. But you could always access the recovery menu. It's your choice I'm just answering your question.
2rev
Wed Mar 28, 2007 5:10 pm
I don't know if you mean by getting rid of it for good
or changing it to a different one.
There are old programs that use to change them like PSPSet and XFlash.
or changing it to a different one.
There are old programs that use to change them like PSPSet and XFlash.
Last edited by Slick on Thu Mar 29, 2007 2:51 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Wed Mar 28, 2007 6:29 pm
2rev wrote:If you do not have version 1.5 or any custom firmware do not attempt this.
Flash Agent F5
USE AT YOUR OWN RISK! It's possible to brick your PSP even if you attempted it correctly.
There is a readme file supplied with the homebrew. It'll supply the information you'll need on how to function it.
Again, I recommend you do not do this. I'm not saying that your chances are slim, but there has been cases where people have bricked their PSP doing this. But you could always access the recovery menu. It's your choice I'm just answering your question.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but gameboot.pmf is the file that reacts when you start up an application or game.
Again, to debrand it follow my quote.
To change the gameboot, go here
If you want to make your own gameboot, just look up a tutorial for which I'm too lazy right now xD
EDIT: People are mistaken from gameboot.pmf and icon1.pmf (thumbnail video when application is highlighted). Just a heads up.
2rev
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