Flashing eeprom...

[ab_geee_eee]

I did that just now and it still does not work I think it's because the eeprom.bin was a bad back-up

[cal360]

Ahh oh well I tried .

[ab_geee_eee]

Hehe yeah, but thank you anyway

[ab_geee_eee]

Ok, I tried the other eeprom.bin and I still get the same message.. Is the file supposed to be 4kb? I can still open my PSP using that battery normally anyway so I don't really mind..

[hodgy47]

Thats why it wont write if your battery boots up your psp normally then its a normal battery and you cant write a backed up eprom to a normal battery only a pandora one

[cal360]

hodgy47 is right. All I was helping you do is boot your PSP normally with your battery not fix it. Mine does exactly the same thing and as long as it boots there's nothing to worry about. Mine works perfectly without any faults.

[ab_geee_eee]

Ahha ok, thank you

[Dr Eggman]

Are you using the L+R flash? Don't!! Use square, and it will write the generic serial 0x12345678.

[cal360]

Are you using the L+R flash? Don't!! Use square, and it will write the generic serial 0x12345678.

Don't use the square flash as it writes a code that simulates the original, but isn't. It's there as a last resort and can cause various problems with the battery that can cause it to play up for example by not charging to its full capacity. Use the L + R sequence as it restores the original file to the system and will cause no problems.

[ab_geee_eee]

ahha ok, cool didn't know that