Is there any way possible of maybe upgrading my PSP's firmware to 2.00/2.60 or 2.50 through the Wipeout browser? Kinda like a Network update, but through the Wipeout browser. If there is, can you point me to the web adress. Thanks.
Is there any way possible of maybe upgrading my PSP's firmware to 2.00/2.60 or 2.50 through the Wipeout browser? Kinda like a Network update, but through the Wipeout browser. If there is, can you point me to the web adress. Thanks.
unfortunately i think if it was possible to somehow link to an update it would only be to save the update to memory stick to be installed from the XMB
which wouldnt help you of course... erm
yeah
Yeah...that's what I figured, too...But I guess it doesn't hurt to ask.
why would you want to upgrade through the wipeout browser anyway? just use network upgrade, but that would probably upgrade you to 2.71
He's got a partial brick and can't load the xmb
What happens when you get a partial brick?
click the link under his sig to find out
Apoklepz u can still load a game? if so then why don't u just update from a game that needs 2.5/2.6 fw to play then downgrade, sorry if this has been suggested just tryin to help :D
edit: nevermind just realized u neen the xmb to update thru the umd
What we really need is a way to flash the psp from the pc other than the usb.I wonder if psplink from tyranid can do this?Have you seen the psphacking101 modchip video?Now that looks tough!
Yes sir...My friend who was going to install a modchip on my PSP backed out on me when he saw it...He says there's barely space to work in in some parts and he's afraid he might ruin my PSP... This guy put an afterburner light kit himself on one of the first Gameboy advance models, and he says that was a zinch compared to the PSP modchip....and I really can't afford buying a modchip with included installation right now, I recently bought a new car! In case you're wondering it's a 2006 Kia Spectra...nothing fancy, but it sure looks nice, feels comfortable and hits the 60mph mark in 5.8 seconds...which is actually pretty damn impresive for a normal car.Quote:
Originally Posted by NoQuarter
Anyways...back on the subject....psplink is homebrew, right?