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PointGod
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4. May 2007 @ 21:28 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
i just checked on my new psp and i got the numbers on the top right side when openening the umd drive, so my psp is ta-082 right... (and im on 2.71 fw)

when downgrading to 1.5 do i have to choose a method where an idstoragechanger is included since i have 082? (point me to one? how is thos from psp-hacks?
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·Download these:
Easy TA-082 2.71 Downgrader
TA-082 Downgrader
1.50 EBOOT Update
2.71 HEN-D (Homebrew Enabler Rev. D)


PLEASE NOTE: YOU MUST HAVE YOUR PSP CHARGER IN AT ALL TIMES

1. Before you start, reformat your memory stick and reset
your default settings.

2.Create a USB connection between your PSP and computer.

3. Copy the UPDATE and idstoragechange folders into /PSP/GAME/

4. Get the official Sony 1.50 eboot and put it in the /PSP/GAME/UPDATE folder with the name of UPDATE.PBP

5. Run HEN-D if you are not already running it.

6. Execute the idstoragechange on the PSP. It needs 75% battery. It will change some keys of your idstorage needed to downgrade the TA-082 PSP.

7. The program will exit to the XMB. Now run the generic downgrade, which will show in the XMB as “Update X.YX” on the PSP.

8. The generic downgrader will also need 75% battery. IT will downgrade your PSP to 1.50.

9. At the end, it will ask you to press X to restart the PSP. Do it.

10. If all went fine, you’ll receive a blue screen telling you to press O. Do it, and re-enter your settings. Welcome to 1.50.
edit: also curious,is it possible to eventually go back to sony FW after downgrading a ta-082?

This message has been edited since posting. Last time this message was edited on 4. May 2007 @ 21:40

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4. May 2007 @ 21:48 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
if you have a TA board, use the TA downgrader...if you dont have a TA, then use the non-TA downgrader......

downgrading does not install custom firmware onto your psp....it installs firmware 1.50 Sony onto your psp....then you must choose a custom firmware to install... (in other words, you downgrade from 2.71 >> 1.50 then 1.50 >> 3.XX OE-X)

All OE's come with 1.50 Sony Recovery Option...meaning, if something happens to your psp you can take it back to 1.50 Sony....

follow instructions. simple as that...



I feel sorry for people still using DEVhook.....no, i feel stupid for them...
3.03 OE-C | 3.10 OE-A | 3.30 OE-A |3.30 OE-A' | 3.40 OE-A
AnalogX
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5. May 2007 @ 04:26 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   

PSP Info: Factory TA-082 F/W v2.71
Now: v2.71 -> v1.50 -> v3.40 OE-A
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PointGod
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5. May 2007 @ 08:24 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
^^^ as far as that... i dont like the idea of running winstaller because id rather be sure everything is in the right spot

ok so if i have a TA-082 board, do i have to use a tutorial that includes running idstoragechanger??? because i found one on this site that doesnt use that but all other from like psp-hacks do use it
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