louisluo8 says:

Help!!! I have tried many times to update my PSP software from 2.71 to 3.52 but always failed. First, I followed the instructions on www.playstation.com.au website, i.e. downloaded the software to my computer. When I downloaded the software, I first clicked the Open button, but the computer didn't recognise .psp file and could not open it. So I clicked the Save button, after the software was saved in my computer I copied it to the PSP directory PSP > Game > Update. It didn't work and the PSP was not updated.

I then downloaded (by clicking the Save button) the software directly to PSP > Game > Update of my PSP, the EBOOT is saved in the memory stick but the PSP was not updated.

I have repeated the above processes many times, but didn't work at all.

Any help will be highly appreciated.

Thank you.

Louis

07 Sep 2007 - 11:50 Sydney

Flame_PSP says:

is the update file named eboot.pbp

07 Sep 2007 - 12:45 Sydney

dandaman says:

lol there are people still upgrading, why not downgrade from 2.71 to 1.50 and get homebrew? It's not as hard as everyone makes it out 2 be!

07 Sep 2007 - 13:36 Miali Brumby, N.T (3 PsP's)

louisluo8 says:

Thank you, guys.

Yes Flame PSP, the file name is eboot.pbp and is downloaded from the play station official website www.playstation.com.au.

Dandaman, I know very lillte with PSP software. Can you tell me how it works and why downgrade rather than upgrade?

Thank you

Louis

07 Sep 2007 - 13:56 Sydney

Kespen says:

It's not hard to understand,
homebrew is custom, but you can't do that if you upgrade.
(I'll dandaman give you the details if he will.)

07 Sep 2007 - 15:36 Uh...wha'?

dandaman says:

I sent him a PM before with everything there is to know, I said to contact me if he's unsure.

07 Sep 2007 - 15:50 Miali Brumby, N.T (3 PsP's)

Kespen says:  

Oohz...Ok then.

07 Sep 2007 - 16:37 Uh...wha'?

luvmypsp says:

just for the record..

i hope mypsp users are not also advising people on how to steal software and/or play pirated software on their psp's by using so called 'custom' firmware

also.....

by homebrewing your psp you run the risk of:

voiding your warranty
bricking your psp
breaking the law
not being able to run some official psp software

i hope dandaman FULLY explained that as well

10 Sep 2007 - 16:21 Melbourne, Victoria