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    Default Upgrading Jap PSP > 2.0

    Hi.

    I have a Jap PSP which is 1.5 and has not previously been upgraded. I purchased a copy of GTA today and it informs me that I am required to upgrade the firmware, problem is that I can find many locations for the version 2.0 upgrade for the USA PSP but none for the Jap PSP.

    On Sony Japans web site it appears to just give a download link for the current version 2.6 but no download for 2.0.

    I was wondering if on a Jap v1.5 PSP I can upgrade to the USA or UK v2.0 or if someone could point me in the direction of the Jap 2.0 firmware?

    I would prefer to upgrade to 2.0 rather than any other version so that I can downgrade back to 1.5 so that the rest of my homebrew works.

    Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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    With the game UMD inserted in your PSP you should see a upgrade icon just below the umd game icon. Selecting that will upgrade you to 2.0 and I can confirm that once you upgrade to 2.0 you can downgrade back to 1.50.

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    Thanks four reply. Can you please confirm that upgrading to 2.0 using GTA (Pal version) is ok on a (1.5) Japanese PSP?

    Thanks again.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AP0ll0UK
    Thanks four reply. Can you please confirm that upgrading to 2.0 using GTA (Pal version) is ok on a (1.5) Japanese PSP?

    Thanks again.
    Sorry I can not confirm that exactly. I have a 1.5 USA version PSP and upgraded using a region 1 GTA game UMD. I would think that it should not matter though. If I were in your shoes I would go ahead and do the upgrade but that's totally your decision of course. Oh and here's the Jap 2.0 firmware.

    2.0 Eboot JP

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    Ok, thanks for the link m8. Will give it a go now

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    Downloaded the update to the a folder inside my memory card within my Game folder on my memory card but when I try and run the update, the PSP reboots and then the screen comes back on but with the X and O at the bottom but no text.

    Any ideas?

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    That is strange. I just downloaded the 2.0 JP Eboot from the link I posted and it goes to the update screen just fine.

    Did you put the Eboot file in a folder called "UPDATE" inside the PSP/Game folder? If you did then it should work. The x at the bottom of the screen that you see is to start the upgrade. Did you try pushing the x button on your PSP?

    Sorry I have no other suggestions except you may try downloading the file again. Also make sure you have plenty of free space on your memory stick.

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    Yeah, copied it to the folder you mentioned, but it appears with no text. Will try hitting the X button and see what happens. Daredn't do it before as I didn't know which option was which.

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    Pushing the x button was a question not a suggestion. I would think that the upgrade on the GTA disk would be a far safer way to go. I really believe that using the game disk will work for you.

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    Do a hard reset on your PSP. Hold the power switch for 10 seconds, and try it again after you boot your psp. I had the same issue.

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