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    Default Any way to reinstall 3.90M33

    is there any way to reinstall 3.90 M33 or better yet, downgrade without a pandoras battery? I've had way too many problems with 3.90 and now Flash0 is appearing as Corrupt on my computer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Suzuka09 View Post
    is there any way to reinstall 3.90 M33 or better yet, downgrade without a pandoras battery? I've had way too many problems with 3.90 and now Flash0 is appearing as Corrupt on my computer.
    Do you know if your PSP mobo is TA-079 or not?
    I have been able to verify that this method works for TA-079's
    I have not been able to get anyone with a TA-082 to test it.
    Your best off getting a Pandora's Battery
    You can try this at your own risk:
    Soft Down from 3.90M33 to Original 1.5

    This has been reported to NOT work on a TA-086
    Do not use this if you have a TA-086
    So far this has only been tested to work on TA-079's.
    Last edited by MicroNut; March 26th, 2008 at 02:31.

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    I am willing to test your Idea, MicroNut!
    (I will PM you ASAP).

    I use a TA-082, So I will gladly test it for you.

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    This only works from the XMB on a fully working TA-079 PSP.
    It does not work from recovery.
    Would be interesting to see if it works on a TA-082
    I know that it will brick a TA-086
    Only test if you have Pandora and can easily recover using a NAND Dump of your current firmware.

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