Originally posted by Mindgam3:

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I have just purchased a PSP off of a friend in hopes to mod the system. However, it seems that due to the version of his firmware the only way I can downgrade and upload a custom firmware would be through the Pandora Battery method. Since official is not custom, how in the world you could go about downgrading FW 3.72 into something workable without the use of another PSP or any fancy things like that? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Originally posted by Alfx:

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First of all, don't listen to the guy above me.

I had a Fat psp, on official firmware(3.71) with a regular sony battery.

I could downgrade without the help of a custom firmware psp.

You need to either buy a pandora battery, or hardmod your current battery into a pandora(That's what I did).(by cutting the #5 pin, there are guides on how to do this)

Then(if your not on windows vista) you can use totalnewbieasy installer to create a magic memory stick and downgrade your psp.

It worked like charm for me.

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Originally posted by Afinchsta:

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Guys please post me a link to the totalnewbieasy thing im desperate lol i just wanna downgrade my psp lol cheers

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Originally posted by jromb:

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So, you can downgrade FW (3.72) with a Pandora battery and Magic memory stick?

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