Originally posted by ectopsp:

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Need a little clarification please... Can I go from OFW directly to 3.90 M33-3? Why go to 3.71 and then constantly update to get to the latest version? Is this an issue with the newer motherboards or something?

I'm on a PSP SLIM OFW 3.95

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Originally posted by pk90010:

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I have used 4GB and it is working beautifully. Thank you so much with your tutorial. I have searched all over for this and yours is the best! Now I have question. I have no space left on my 4GB and I want to buy 8GB or 16GB. Do I have to make them magic stick again to run all my games and programs that are in my 4GB?

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Originally posted by locobrown:

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@ larrylje,

I give you props but I just wanted to ask for a small petition on behalf of all the members including myself here at Afterdawn that have a dial-up internet connection. Files 1 & 2 are 85.83 MB each, the problem here is that downloading 85.83MB at 56K can take the average user about 5 to 6 hours. It would be awesome if you could make some time from you busy schedule, I know its something extra that you might not have the time to do but everyone would appreciate it. The total RAR size is 223MB, If you could make the files a bit smaller making them a decent size of 40MB each. The files will span across an installation package of 6 RAR parts. It will be more parts but It will help those who use a dial-up connection finally download this installation package. Downloading 40MB takes about 2 to 3 hours, just enough time to complete the download of just that one RAR part. The other parts can be downloaded just the same but at later time frames giving us flexible options as to not tying up the phone line during long periods as compared if I was to download parts 1 & 2 each at 85.83MB and that would require hours. If a torrent of these files existed, it wouldn?t be a problem because a torrent allows us to pause and resume the download. I?m hoping you could take this into consideration, something you could do for all us. I?ve been trying to get this software for days now but it seems hopeless, I want to proceed with the creation of the magic card and battery but have not been able to because the installation package of the RAR parts are way too large.

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Originally posted by locobrown:

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@ larrylje,

I give you props but I just wanted to ask for a small petition on behalf of all the members including myself here at Afterdawn that have a dial-up internet connection. Files 1 & 2 are 85.83 MB each, the problem here is that downloading 85.83MB at 56K can take the average user about 5 to 6 hours. It would be awesome if you could make some time from you busy schedule, I know its something extra that you might not have the time to do but everyone would appreciate it. The total RAR size is 223MB, If you could make the files a bit smaller making them a decent size of 40MB each. The files will span across an installation package of 6 RAR parts. It will be more parts but It will help those who use a dial-up connection finally download this installation package. Downloading 40MB takes about 2 to 3 hours, just enough time to complete the download of just that one RAR part. The other parts can be downloaded just the same but at later time frames giving us flexible options as to not tying up the phone line during long periods as compared if I was to download parts 1 & 2 each at 85.83MB and that would require hours. If a torrent of these files existed, it wouldn?t be a problem because a torrent allows us to pause and resume the download. I?m hoping you could take this into consideration, something you could do for all us. I?ve been trying to get this software for days now but it seems hopeless, I want to proceed with the creation of the magic card and battery but have not been able to because the installation package of the RAR parts are way too large.

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it say:

loading PSAR to RAM... Error reading 371.pbp

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Originally posted by locobrown:

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I've searched around and read about what custom firmware members like best. I was wondering, what is a "NAND dump"? How is the 1.50 kernel installed, is it installed automatically when I run the 3.71 M33-4 update? I was thinking of updating to 3.90 M33-3 but I've read that many have been having issues with poploader and many claim that the recovery menu has less options than 3.71 M33.

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Originally posted by larrylje:

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Just place the Magic Memory Stick in the PSP and then place the Datel Tool/Hardmodded Battery into the PSP and a menu should come up. X will install 3.71 M33-2 to the PSP and O will install 3.71 official firmware to the PSP.
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