How to load 1.50 from a memory stick
Files needed:
1.50 sony update
http://dl.qj.net/dl.php?fid=163
1.50
registry files (flash1 files included with MPH aren't for
1.50)
Mirror
MPH
firmware loader 1.3.7 (there are newer versions)
PSAR Dumper
(I used this one)
pspbrew 0.91
(or any other eboot editor)
WARNINGS:
Savedata viewing in xmb freezes the psp
Sometimes freezes in xmb settings menu
Do NOT use this on the slim it will not load
Do NOT try to install a 1.50 custom firmware poc or because custom
firmware they won't work
Do NOT use flashing software or try update the psp when emulating 1.50
it may write to the actual psp flash
INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Extract
the MPH files to the desktop, open "mphfl.inf" and edit the
flash0/1 paths to whatever you like
Example:
Folder_Flash_0 =
"/150Loader/150/flash0"
; Flash 0 files folder
Folder_Flash_1 =
"/150Loader/150/flash1"
; Flash 1 files folder
2. Copy the
"mphfl.inf" file into the memory stick root, then make the
folders where your flash files will go (must be the same as the path in
"mphfl.inf")
3. Open the
"1.00" folder and copy the "MPHFL" folder from inside into
your psp's GAME folder
4. Extract
the DATA.psar from the 1.50 sony update using pspbrew and
copy it into the memory stick root, then extract all files encrypted
using the psar dumper (press O to extract encrypted)
5. After the
dumping is done there should be a F0 folder in the memory
stick root, open it and move the data, dic, font, kd and vsh folders
into the flash0 folder you made before
6. Copy the
1.50 registry folder to flash1 folder you made before
7.
Disconnect the USB and start the MPH firmware loader from
the xmb
If your lazy, here's one I prepared earlier
http://www.filebam.com/download/25118-dcea09/MS0.7z
or
http://www.sendspace.com/file/j6alpi
it's fully set up it just needs
the flash0 files to be copied into the flash0 folder and it's good to
go.
Big cheers to
dandaman
for making this guide.
18/01/2008
11
Join MyPSP to vote for your favourite story!
Tags:
150
150
memory
memorystick
PSP
stick
More Info:
PlayStation Portable
Related News:
Related Videos:
-
"PSP go!" Feature in Qore (June 2009)
-
Super bright PSP screen
-
Sony PSP-3000
-
Metallic Blue Psp Slim Review
-
Removing PSP Screws with a Drill
-
PlayTV video for PlayStation 3 & PSP