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DJB
October 29th, 2008, 22:46
PSP Pandora Deluxe v2.6
Created by DJB on 30th October 2008

Original News Story: HERE (http://www.psp-hq.com/article287.html)
Original Forum Thread: HERE (http://www.psp-hq.com/postt343.html)
(Please use this forum thread to submit bug reports).

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DOWNLOAD: Removed, bug found. 2.7 will be out soon.

Release Notes:
Here you have it, an all-in-one solution for your Pandora Needs.

This program is designed to prepare your PSP Memory Stick to be used with the Pandora Battery. Unfortunately this program can not change your Battery to Pandora, however it will copy programs to the Memory Stick in order for you to do this yourself.

I hope you enjoy this new release...

WARNING: THIS PROGRAM WILL FORMAT AND INSTALL THE IPL LOADER TO THE DRIVE LETTER YOU SELECT AS YOUR PSP DRIVE, SO MAKE SURE IT IS THE CORRECT DRIVE BEFORE PROCEEDING. I DO NOT TAKE ANY RESPONSIBILITY FOR FORMATTED USB HARD DRIVES ETC...

What's New:
The compression used in versions 2.4 and 2.5 had problems with 64-bit Operating Systems, so now it has been reverted back to what was used in 2.3 (which had no reported problems).

Hellcat's Recovery Flasher is now updated to v1.41 (which will now Flash 5.00 M33-3), and the latest version of CXMB is updated to v3.3 (which is 5.00 M33 compatible). AutoStart PRX was removed due to no 5.00 M33 support, and replaced with Custom Firmware Extender v3.0.

Requirements:
- A PC with Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista and .NET Framework v2.0.
- A PSP with USB Cable and 1.50 or 3.xx/4.xx/5.xx M33 Custom Firmware Installed. (This is needed for creating the Pandora Battery, not the Memory Stick).
- The official Sony Firmware EBOOT files for 1.50, 3.71, 3.80, 3.90, 4.01, and 5.00.

What it does:
- Formats your PSP Memory Stick with or without MSPFormat.
- Installs the TimeMachine IPL to the Memory Stick.
- Checks the Internet for any new versions.
- Loads and Saves Configurations.
- Allows you to select which buttons to use to boot your PSP.
- Copy Official Firmwares 1.50, 3.71, 3.80, 3.90, 4.01, and 5.00 to your PSP.
- Installs jas0nuk's Pandora ELF+PBP Menu to access all the programs.
- Installs Hellcats Pandora Installer to your PSP.
- Installs the M33 1.50 Kernel Addon Installers to your PSP.
- Installs POPSLoader (3.30, 3.40, 3.51, 3.72, 3.80, 3.90, 4.01) to your PSP.
- Installs the Noobz Pandora 1.50 Downgrader to your PSP.
- Installs Despertar Cementerio v3 to your PSP.
- Installs Despertar Cementerio v4 to your PSP.
- Installs Despertar Cementerio v5 to your PSP.
- Installs Despertar Cementerio v7 to your PSP.
- Installs 5.00 M33-3 CFW to your PSP.
- Installs Time Machine v0.1 to your PSP.
- Installs Support Tools executable from either Pandora or XMB.
Alternative VSHMenu 6.1
Config Cleaner 3.00
CPU-Modulator 0.20
Custom Firmware Extender 3.0
CW Cheat 0.2.2 Rev D
CXMB 3.3
FuSa screenShoot
FuSa SD 1.0.47
Hold+ 2.71
JoySens 1.42b
KeyCleaner 1.4
MemoryStick-Tool v1.5
nandTool 0.40 Final NEO
NetConfBackup
PSP Filer 5.6
Recovery Flasher 1.41 by Hellcat
RSPSARDumper 3.5
UMDumper 3.0D
USB Version Fake by Dark_Alex

How to use it:
1. Start the Application and load in the Eboot files.
2. Select your PSP Drive to be formatted and prepared.
3. Select the "Installation Options" and choose the installers, programs,
and other options you would like to do to your Memory Stick.
4a.(Optional) If you selected to install the XMB or Pandora Support Tools,
you will need to go to the "Support Tools Options" tab and select the
programs that you want to install.
4b.(Optional) Go back to the "Firmware+Pandora Options" and use the Pandora
Button Configurator to set up the buttons to your liking.
5. Press the "Start" button to start formatting and copying files to your PSP.

Changelog:
v2.6 (2008-10-30)
- Revert back to style of compression used in v2.3 for 64-bit compatibility.
- Removed AutoStart PRX from the Support Tools and added Custom FW Extender.
- Updated the following Support Tools:
Hellcat's Recovery Flasher 1.41 (Pandora)
CXMB 3.3 (XMB)

Credits:
Programming and Logo by: DJB

Thanks:
- Forahobby and Klutsh for their help with this Project in the early stages.
- Dark_Alex and Team M33 for all their work with PSP Custom Firmware.
- Team Noobz / C+D for initially making the breakthrough with the Pandora Battery.
- Hellcat plus the other homebrew developers for the great programs.

Zack
October 29th, 2008, 23:18
Your even more insane with the amount of updates you do in succession than me man! :p

Although work has slowed my steam roller release tendency down a lot lately.

Keep up the great work :)

DJB
October 29th, 2008, 23:23
Thanks :)

This last update was sorta crutial though because the last 2 versions (2.4 + 2.5) didnt work properly on 64-bit machines. I really would've loved to hold off until DC v8 came out, but I think I should be able to now.

paladinja
October 31st, 2008, 22:13
So, due to a comedy of tragic but understandable errors: I accidentally anti-cracked my Psphat into OFFICIAL FW3.95 ("protip": make sure you REMOVE your UMD from your psp before trying to use DAX's XMB driven wi-fi custom FW updater... doh). What was I thinking? First mistake I've ever made, and I've been in this since the damn tiff-exploit. This weekend I'll be grabbing my sister's psp, which I cracked up to CFW 3.4(?, maybe 3.5?) I want to use it to make a pandorabat & re-crack my psp and get it to 3.9M33, maybe 4.xM33. I'm not sure if I want to go to 5.x yet. So my questions are these:

#1: Will this program let me do that? If that's all I want to do, is this overkill?
#2: My sis's psp I will use to make the pandora is NOT TA-082 (the formerly "dreaded" anti CFW motherboard), but the one I am using now IS A TA-082. I had done what it took to allegedly negate that TA-082 problem, and was up to the last update of CFW 3.8M33 when I accidentally went to official FW... will this lead to any problems using this application?
BIIIIG thanks to anyone who can ease my mind about this. SO wish I could just boot to safe mode and launch recovery...