PSP Custom Firmware v3.51 M33

Well so far new custom firmware M33 is working very well on my PSP. One thing I noticed though when trying to back up the Flash is the 'config.se' in Flash1 reads as corrupt when trying to copy it over. I then downgraded back to 1.5 then strait to 3.51-M33 to give it a clean install. But it still seems to think that that particular file on the Flash1 is corrupt. It doesn't seem to be affecting the PSP at all and probably isn't even that big of a deal. Just figured I would report it. Hopefully this and a couple of other small bugs in this firmware will be fixed in future releases.

EDIT: Found a solution for the corrupt 'config.se' located in Flash1. Just get the 'config.se' from a back up of your old 3.40OE-A Flash1. Flash it over the corrupted 'config.se' and it will no longer be corrupt and still does nothing to effect the PSP in anyway. I guess you can do this if your anal and do not want any corrupted files on your new custom firmware 3.51-M33's Flash. :p

I'm personally not going to update as I see no current reason to do so but I am very happy someone else took the place of DA.

ive just updated and it seems to be exatly like oe, ive tried psx, homebrew, and isos, and they all work. i am very happy with this firmware and will be using future m33 firmwares

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Originally Posted by V3N0M

Well so far new custom firmware M33 is working very well on my PSP. One thing I noticed though when trying to back up the Flash is the 'config.se' in Flash1 reads as corrupt when trying to copy it over. I then downgraded back to 1.5 then strait to 3.51-M33 to give it a clean install. But it still seems to think that that particular file on the Flash1 is corrupt. It doesn't seem to be affecting the PSP at all and probably isn't even that big of a deal. Just figured I would report it. Hopefully this and a couple of other small bugs in this firmware will be fixed in future releases.

EDIT: Found a solution for the corrupt 'config.se' located in Flash1. Just get the 'config.se' from a back up of your old 3.40OE-A Flash1. Flash it over the corrupted 'config.se' and it will no longer be corrupt and still does nothing to effect the PSP in anyway. I guess you can do this if your anal and do not want any corrupted files on your new custom firmware 3.51-M33's Flash. :p

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Lol probably isn't that big a deal but it will help out the coders. They need to know if there are any bugs in there firmware. I'm not going to update just yet. I wanna see if all the new hacks are carried over to this firmware. But thanks for the heads up on that.:p

Does M33 utilize that 9660.prx or whatever that official Sony ISO loader is named?

i upgrade cus its cool to have 3.51 =P joking but yeh i reason i upgraded is it allows to be costumized almost the as 3.40 exept for the battery icon but i can live without it all in all its prety good i might add i dont see a reason not to upgrade but thas youst me

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Originally Posted by AuroEdge

Does M33 utilize that 9660.prx or whatever that official Sony ISO loader is named?

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I don't think it does.:(

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Originally Posted by Psyberjock

I also thought this was strange.. I quickly browsed through the hex of the files within the eboot and didn't find anything extraordinarily strange so I figure it's probably just a group pride kinda thing.



Very interesting. You may be on to something. Maybe Team C+D are the group of Russian Hackers.



I can CONFIRM that WiFi homebrew is not working. I can get all of mine to load (Quake2 and PSPRadio), but they freeze or don't connect whenever I select a wifi connection. I'm not sure of ad-hoc yet, but homebrew wifi is currently NOT working.

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no no... Please don't misinform people!!

SOME WiFi Homebrew is NOT working:

Quake2, not sure what else:
When in GAME150: loads but freezes when trying to connect.
When in GAME351: Doesn't load "Game could not be started 80020148" error.

PSPVnC works perfectly fine! It works fine in GAME351 with my GAME kernel set to 1.50
PSPRadio works perfectly fine! Same as above

You must download the latest version of PSP Radio
http://downloads.sourceforge.net/psp...6&big_mirror=0



It just means we need to wait for the authors to update their homebrew again to be compatible or someone to release unofficial versions.

hey so im currious, if i flash a new theme, the battery icon will not go? i mean its no big deal, but there's alot of confusion.

online gaming with rainbow six works just fine

ass our network is password protected, I have never got the radio to work, but online gaming from Umd is fine