Originally posted by isaac999:

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Hi I just finish installed the 3.52 m33. I was so scared lol. But it went fine so anyway, can I delete the installation files (the kxploitpatcher, kxploitpatcher%, M33Creator, M33UPDATE_352)

stored in my Memory Stick?

Also about the recovery mode, do I have to make it just like the 3.40 OE ones?

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Originally posted by isaac999:

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I think I just reformatted my memory stick :(

I want to make a recovery mode incase my psp bricks. What do I do now?

(My PSP isn't brick yet, fully working and in 3.52 M33)

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Originally posted by Shokz:

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I'm pretty good, he was on earlier, not sure about now though.

And erm, your sig... is this what you want?

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Originally posted by 07anto07:

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that's it

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Originally posted by isaac999:

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I think I just reformatted my memory stick :(

I want to make a recovery mode incase my psp bricks. What do I do now?

(My PSP isn't brick yet, fully working and in 3.52 M33)

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Originally posted by 07anto07:

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Originally posted by isaac999:

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I think I just reformatted my memory stick :(

I want to make a recovery mode incase my psp bricks. What do I do now?

(My PSP isn't brick yet, fully working and in 3.52 M33)

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it's ok just do this you will be fine hold R button while powering on psp ok when ur psp is in the recovery mode go down to the advance menu on the psp and press x then go to toggle usb flash0 then go into ur computer select where ur psp is you will see folders called data,dic,font,kd,kn,vsh copy and paste these to a folder in you computer and name it flash0

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Originally posted by 07anto07:

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hey ghost ebay there's one there NEW 3600mAh RECHARGEABLE BATTERY for Sony PSP
buy now EUR 1.46 and shipping is 4.99

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Originally posted by 07anto07:

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just found out that to


We told you that we'd be releasing an unbricker for the M33 bricks. But then we got to thinking, maybe that just wouldn't be exciting enough.

Would you like a super special surprise bonus? How about an unbricker for ALL PSPs? Yep, you read that right. We call it "Pandora's Battery".

There's a larger story behind this unbricker, though, and it deserves to be told. It's the culmination of years of behind-the-scenes research and development by some of the top names in PSP hacking, under the name of the Prometheus project. This group of people, from various development teams, was dedicated to developing and releasing PSP hacks and exploits, with the aim of improving the status of PSP homebrew, and making sure that it was kept alive.

For some time this project was highly successful - many releases from Noobz, C+D and others were direct results of this work. The zenith of this success was the development of this unbricker - which required some amazing technical leaps, including:

1. Reverse engineering of the service (unbrick) mode
2. Development of a technique to change an ordinary battery into a service mode trigger battery (and back)
3. Development of custom IPL code along with a technique to sign that code as authentic.

Even more impressive is that all of the above was achieved without any access to the official hardware or software. With careful nurturing, this unbricker and custom IPL was to become the foundation of a whole new homebrew environment.

Unfortunately something happened to shatter the idyll. Somehow, the unbricker was leaked into the wider world before it was ready to be released. Whether this was deliberate, by one of the team members, or accidental via a security breach is still unclear. The fact is that this unbricker appeared on the black market, being sold for huge prices. As far as we know, it is probably very close to the same software that appears in at least some of the 'magic unbricker'/'jigkick' videos.

So, although the time was not right to release this (it would have been wise to wait at least until the PSP Slim release), our hand has been forced. In order to prevent small fortunes being made by leeches, we are giving this unbricker away for free. So - let it be known - if you have paid for an unbricker, then you have been ripped off. I suggest that you take up your grievances with the seller - it should never have been sold. And if you're unhappy about this being released before PSP Slim - then blame whoever it was that leaked or stole it.

It's unclear whether or not this is the end for the Prometheus project - hopefully not, but that is undecided so far. In case it is the end, it is worth a quick roll of honour. In alphabetical order:

Adrahil, Booster, Cswindle, Dark_AleX, Ditlew, Fanjita, Joek2100, Jim, Mathieulh, Nem, Psp250, Skylark, TyRaNiD.

And here are their respective C+D (Create and Destroy) nicknames.




1. You run a program on a homebrew-enabled PSP that will convert a standard PSP battery into a jigkick battery. Note that you can't then use that battery normally - so you should use a spare one.
2. You run a program to generate the unbricker memory stick image, built from the v1.5 update EBOOT (note that this, and the custom IPL, means the release is completely free of Sony copyright materials).
3. You run some programs on a PC to install the image to your memory stick.

Now, you have a battery/memory stick pair that works just like the famous jigkick combination (but better) - just insert them into any PSP (even a brick) and the PSP will be reinstalled with the v1.5 firmware. As far as we know, this will continue to work for all future firmwares.

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Originally posted by GHOST686:

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Originally posted by 07anto07:

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hey ghost ebay there's one there NEW 3600mAh RECHARGEABLE BATTERY for Sony PSP
buy now EUR 1.46 and shipping is 4.99

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thank you. i got one and its one its way ^___^

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Originally posted by GHOST686:

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just make sure you donate to the cause

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Originally posted by pspluvr:

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Originally posted by GHOST686:

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just make sure you donate to the cause

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Where would I do something like that?

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Originally posted by isaac999:

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Hello thnx guys. I backed-up my flash0 yesterday. I saw this 3.52 m33-4 update and installed it. It successfully updated. In addition, just wondering, do I have to backup my flash0 again?

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