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Post by karanc666 on Jul 1, 2007 20:14:27 GMT 6
guys it was just yesterday when i was playing dragon ball z budokai 2: another road on my psp, ( running 3.10 oe-a ) , i turned it off and kept it, today when i put it on , only the green light lights up, nothing else happens , nothing comes on the screen at all , i tried the following things : - 1) tried recovery mode but nothing happens 2) removing battery, putting it back , putting for charging 3) removing memory stick and turnin it on tried everything but it still only shows green light ( which doesnt turn off till u take out the battery or hold the power button for 10 seconds or so ) i even kept it on for some time ( about 30 mins ) even then nothing happend..  i never tried hacking it after i put 3.10 oe-a that was long back.. was playing all isos flawlessly.. plus, it never dropped, and never got wet, always handled carefully.. can anyone help me |
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Post by Romy on Jul 1, 2007 21:28:56 GMT 6
firmware might hv got curropted coz of game.....!  |
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Post by karanc666 on Jul 1, 2007 21:34:28 GMT 6
cuz of the game ? how ??
can the people here fix it? i heard that if u brick it then it might be ok if u install a modchip.. are modchips available here?
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Post by HickEnd on Jul 1, 2007 21:44:53 GMT 6
do u have it under warranty?
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Post by Romy on Jul 1, 2007 21:47:58 GMT 6
i dotn think he has it under warranty, hey dude, is it moded console?
i mean smtimes when games r made compatible to modded consoles, they r not properly done n it affects the firmware negatively
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Post by karanc666 on Jul 1, 2007 22:54:09 GMT 6
it was running custom firmware 3.10oe-a yea modded but not modchipped.. the firmware is modded
not under warranty plus its been 2+ yrs since i bought it
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Post by Romy on Jul 1, 2007 23:03:15 GMT 6
wow, better get it done thru proff buddy then i suggest...
i also hv same type of console, bt bought 3 months back....
wer do u stay ?
u might hv ppl doing this around der?
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Post by karanc666 on Jul 1, 2007 23:22:50 GMT 6
i'm in delhi, and u?
ya i'll call palika tomorrow and ask em >_<
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Post by Romy on Jul 1, 2007 23:26:02 GMT 6
Baroda!
sure, coz its advisable to get it done frm sm good professional
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Post by KC on Jul 1, 2007 23:38:57 GMT 6
Post this query at psp-hacks.com,if there is a way to solve it,they'll know.
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Post by karanc666 on Jul 2, 2007 0:25:50 GMT 6
yeah will do that
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Post by carboncore on Jul 2, 2007 0:34:07 GMT 6
Try the following, but first, you'll need a usb card reader for mem stick, or a Sony camera or K700i/K750i whichever you can use to access your mem stick. RECOVERY MENU
The most important in my opinion is how to get to the recovery menu. Note: you must be running a custom OE firmware to have the recovery menu. To do this hold the power switch upwards until your PSP is off. Hold “R” and turn your PSP back on. You should now be in the recovery menu.
In the recovery menu there are a list of options:
.Toggle USB: This allows you to access your PSP's memory stick via USB so you can add/remove things while in recovery mode.
.Configuration:
..Skip SCE logo: This will skip the SCE logo when enabled.
..Hide corrupted icons: This will hide any corrupted icons caused by your homebrew.
..Game folder homebrew: This folder allows you to set what firmware version the ms0:/PSP/GAME/ folder operates under, 1.50 or 3.10. If set to 1.50 you can run homebrew in that folder but not files requiring firmware 3.10. If set to 3.10 you can run files requiring firmware 3.10 and homebrew must be in the GAME150 folder to work.
..Autorun program...: Enabling this will cause your PSP to run ms0:/PSP/GAME/BOOT/EBOOT.PBP at boot.
..Use NO-UMD: This option, when enabled, will allow you to run UMD ISOs without the need for a UMD in the drive.
..Fake Region: Fakes the region of your PSP Firmware (EUR, JAP, USA)
..Fake UMD Region: Fakes the region of your UMD (EUR, JAP, USA)
.Run Program...: This allows you to run a 1.50 eboot from the recovery menu in order to recover a semi-brick. The 1.50 eboot(and other recovery files) must be in ms0:/PSP/GAME/RECOVERY/ to work.
.Advanced: As this is a beginners guide I will not get into it too much but in 3.03OE-C and above, this is where you can find:
..Toggle USB(Flash1): Allows you to access your flash1 via USB *
..Toggle USB(Flash0): Allows you to access your flash0 via USB * (ALTERING THESE CAN BE DANGEROUS IF YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU'RE DOING AND CAN RENDER YOUR PSP INOPERABLE)
.CPU speed: In this option you can change the CPU speed while in your XMB and/or while running a UMD/ISO (DO NOT ALTER THIS OPTION IF YOU DO NOT KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING)
.Plugins: Under this option you can enable or disable plugins you have downloaded.
.Registry hacks: Allows you to change which button is the "enter" button("x" or "o" only). You can also enable WMA playback and the Flash player.
HOW TO RECOVER TO 1.50 STEP BY STEP
If you're on a custom firmware and your psp won't boot properly anymore you can recover back to 1.50 to fix whatever went wrong. Here's how:
Download the recovery folder: www.mediafire.com/?4zj2ygymnzr
Boot into recovery mode (Turn off your psp completely, hold "R" while turning it back on)
Connect your PSP to your PC and go to Toggle USB
Unzip the recovery folder and place the recovery folder in /PSP/GAME/
Then run the recovery program from the recovery menu, say the magic words... Presto Chango!
Assuming you did everything right, you should now be at 1.50. From there you can Upgrade back to your custom firmware.
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Post by karanc666 on Jul 2, 2007 0:34:39 GMT 6
thanks cc but the thing is that i cant even get to the recovery mode , ( i could before this problem happend) do they repair psp in india ? ( i mean in grey market) |
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Post by carboncore on Jul 2, 2007 0:46:49 GMT 6
They should be able to help you out. They'll have assortments of recovery softwares and they deal with these matters daily.
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Post by karanc666 on Jul 2, 2007 0:50:15 GMT 6
psp-hacks? yea posted there gettin responses already, hope they help
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