PSP Protection Password v0.3

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October 8th, 2007, 19:54
wraggster

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PSP Protection Password v0.3

New release from Becus25:

Here it is the new update.

It's only for 3.40 OE and 3.5x M33 and only for PSP fat, no PSP SLIM! .

INSTRUCTIONS :
1) Download the rar. Put PPPF folder on GAME150 folder of your memory stick.
Read too note.txt!.

2) Go to the recovery and activate autoboot option. Press on the exit function of the recovery.

3) Generate your password.txt (with PPP utility) and put it on PPPF folder of GAME150 folder.

4) Run the application .
Later of this, you will have ppp installed or you will have a brick.
Use it in your own risk

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Tested on 3.40 Oe and work perfectly . On 3.52 m33 it should work but I'm not tested on it.

Notes about ppp :
If the password is correct , when you press X on the four digit for check the password , press R to go quickly to the recovery.
If the password not is correct the PSP will go to standby mode.

Any bug, write it on this thread, thanks

Rtcs files are of Dark_AleX.

Note : Now I'm studying, when I finish studying I'll adapt (if ppp not work) PPP for 3.52 M33, later to 3.71 M33.
Goodbye.

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October 8th, 2007, 21:15
Mashphealh

wraggster read the note2 please of official thread of PPP in QJ , it's important.
October 8th, 2007, 22:06
idan6767

that's nice but i pretty sure that SONY will add this feature to the psp in the next updates.
October 9th, 2007, 16:48
cloud_952

I'm not so sure they'll add a password. Thus far, I've never seen a console or handheld game with password features. O_o I think it's because users are generally terribly stupid and they know too many people will lock themselves out. Sure, the iPod has a password feature, but you can dock it and reset the fw. The PSP? No such luck. If you forget the password, you'd have to have some sort of full hardware reset, which the PSP does not have one built in (and therefore, you can't add one). You could add a button-press reset.. but then why the hell do you even have a password if you can just double-tap the shoulder buttons to get around it?
October 10th, 2007, 08:48
nofx_sk8

Quote:

Originally Posted by cloud_952

Sure, the iPod has a password feature, but you can dock it and reset the fw. The PSP? No such luck

You can always use Pandora! :)
October 11th, 2007, 03:10
cloud_952

Now while granted, that's true, there are numerous homebrew ways around the problem. ^^ But not mainstream. That's why I really don't think Sony would officially release a password feature.