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Pandora's Jigkick + Magic Memory Card Easy Installer
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lightdude
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5. March 2008 @ 13:46 |
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Hi to you all, I have a question how long does the unbricking procedure takes mine has been saying extracting files from pbp for half an hour. is this normal?
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gidodlse
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5. March 2008 @ 15:24 |
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Originally posted by acidy:
@ gidodlse :)
You must not put the AC adapter :)
Juz power on the PSP with the "pandora battery" (The battery in which you cut the pin 5) and the "Magic memory stick" which I hope so you made :P
1st, put the "Memory stick" and then put the "pandora battery" :)
The thing is that it won't power up without the AC adapter, I don't really know why.
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chevboy
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6. March 2008 @ 06:25 |
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k i cut the pin off in my battery like the pic said having power up issues liek some of the otheres did some more reading and my battery case says 1800mAh but it is the same as the pics posted here as the 2200mAh so did i mess it up of is there something else i can do .mine dosent have the full mb just a small 1 that sits on 1 of the shorther sides ty
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6. March 2008 @ 10:00 |
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Originally posted by gidodlse:
The thing is that it won't power up without the AC adapter, I don't really know why.
Did you try any other battery on your PSP ??? :)
Well, the PSP does not power on to the XMB when inserting the pandora battery w/o a "Magic memory stick" :)
When you juz put a pandora battery to your PSP, only the "Power's" green light will glow and no display will be shown on the PSP screen :)
Originally posted by lightdude:
Hi to you all, I have a question how long does the unbricking procedure takes mine has been saying extracting files from pbp for half an hour. is this normal?
Well, most probably :P
Because in some other thread, I've seen that the "Extracting PBP" took 4 hours to complete :O (I'm not kidding)
So, be patient :)
Normally, it should finish in 3 - 4 mins but some cases are exceptional :)
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acidraven
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6. March 2008 @ 13:28 |
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It is my understanding that Some Long Load times on a mem stick is because it is possibly a fake MS. That would also explain why it might be having issues with getting a IPL on it so it can boot to Pandora.
Is there a windows based MS speed tester out there? I know of one for the PSP. One question is where did you get the MS you are using for the MMS, did you get it on-line and for cheep?
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gidodlse
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6. March 2008 @ 14:03 |
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Originally posted by acidy:
Well, the PSP does not power on to the XMB when inserting the pandora battery w/o a "Magic memory stick" :)
When you juz put a pandora battery to your PSP, only the "Power's" green light will glow and no display will be shown on the PSP screen :)
I have a Magic memory stick done. I think my problem is the battery. It just won't power up on its own, I need to plug in the AC adpater for it to power up, otherwise it's dead. Cutting pin5 on the ICO4 chip is supposed to make it load from the memory stick, but it loads to XMB.
I guess my question is , other than pin5 that I cut, are there any other pins I could remove.
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6. March 2008 @ 23:11 |
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Nopes :)
You'll have to cut pin5 only !!! :)
No other pins >_>
I guess your battery is spoilt then >_<
You'll have to buy new one >_>
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peterng
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7. March 2008 @ 00:33 |
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I would like to know, can we use the non-oem battery to do the pandoray battery?
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7. March 2008 @ 00:39 |
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can't you do that lead pencil thing to re attach the pins?
lol. ive never hardmodded my battery, coz im pussy. o_O
haha, also because i need another battery just in case my one screws up.
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qianwen
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10. March 2008 @ 05:11 |
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emofive
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11. March 2008 @ 10:47 |
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i made a pandora battery using pandoras gui.so far as i heard i doesn't work with the slim. Can someone give me a step by step tutorial how to make one for thes lim without opening my battery. HELP will be apreciated
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peterng
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11. March 2008 @ 15:49 |
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can anyone help me...i opened up my battery but there are no ic04 chip in there. when i flip it under there are 2 chip that looks alike..one is MPRBR238 and the other is L01LB. so which is the ic chip leg that i needed to lift? thanks for all replies in the past and for this post...thanks again...
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11. March 2008 @ 15:52 |
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Originally posted by peterng:
can anyone help me...i opened up my battery but there are no ic04 chip in there. when i flip it under there are 2 chip that looks alike..one is MPRBR238 and the other is L01LB. so which is the ic chip leg that i needed to lift? thanks for all replies in the past and for this post...thanks again...
If there isn't an IC04 chip, then i guess the chances are that it can't be made into a Pandora, don't quote me though :/
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peterng
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11. March 2008 @ 20:59 |
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yes i guess so too...i try to remove each 5th leg at a time but it still doesn't work..lol..but i solder back one of the chip's leg and the other chip leg is broke but the battery still work fine... :)~
ok one more question on the sony battery psp280 with 2200mAh there are no ic04 in there also. this battery that i just ordered 2 weeks ago..finally it arrived but i guess my lucks out..so do you guys have any idea of how to make sony psp280 battery into pandora? thanks
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12. March 2008 @ 04:52 |
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So if I want to keep an old OEM FAT battery as Pandora in service mode, is that cool? It's backed up. It is 3yrs old but holds a charge. Do I jsut charge as said in tread and store and check on from time to time?
If it got plugged in by mistake, how do I get out of the Pandora recovery menue safely without flashing anuthing, or am I forced to flahs to something since the menue will pop up?
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Also, I newly discovered that my newest slim doesnt support creating of Pandoras Battery or even running the app period. Do you guys happen to know the cut off date (close enough time period of when sold) of the models that can? I want to buy another one but in white. So is it safe to say as for now, they all can be unbricked with ready made battery and magic stick?
As for my extra slim battery, it's a Sony OEM and pretty new. Can it be trimmed (the lil' plastic blcok at bottem) to fit FAT, or is there a reason they make it so the slim wont fit the FAT?
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aurin11
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12. March 2008 @ 11:44 |
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hello guys im jin and im new here on after dawn, i just like to know if the Links on the uppermost are the same? and if it really works because i have to unbricked my brother and mine..and is it possible to bricked the working psp that i will use? and Lastly can this work on slim?bcoz mine is slim..hope someone will reply fast c: thnx very much
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12. March 2008 @ 12:15 |
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Originally posted by NuckNFuts:
So if I want to keep an old OEM FAT battery as Pandora in service mode, is that cool? It's backed up. It is 3yrs old but holds a charge. Do I jsut charge as said in tread and store and check on from time to time?
Yes, it's fine just sitting there, i've got an old battery that's been a softmodded Pandora for nearly 7 months now and it's still running and charging fine.
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If it got plugged in by mistake, how do I get out of the Pandora recovery menue safely without flashing anuthing, or am I forced to flahs to something since the menue will pop up?
Just take the battery out or switch it off - nothing bad will happen.
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Also, I newly discovered that my newest slim doesnt support creating of Pandoras Battery or even running the app period. Do you guys happen to know the cut off date (close enough time period of when sold) of the models that can? I want to buy another one but in white. So is it safe to say as for now, they all can be unbricked with ready made battery and magic stick?
Even though the new Slims are made so you can't softmod a battery on them, they're still fine for using a ready made Pandora on, Sony can't block that presumably because then they themselves would have no way of fixing bricked PSPs sent into them (well, they want to make more money, don't they?). I havn't been following stuff to do with Slims, but i'd guess they "fixed" the Slims around 2 months ago or so.
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As for my extra slim battery, it's a Sony OEM and pretty new. Can it be trimmed (the lil' plastic blcok at bottem) to fit FAT, or is there a reason they make it so the slim wont fit the FAT?
I thought Slim batteries could fit a Fat straight off, i guess i don't know everything, eh :P I wouldn't be able to advise you on that.
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12. March 2008 @ 16:34 |
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Originally posted by Shokz:
I thought Slim batteries could fit a Fat straight off, i guess i don't know everything, eh :P I wouldn't be able to advise you on that.
I thought so too, but just to let know. My FAT and EOM battery is very early gen (since 1.00) and the SLIM and it's OEM battery is 1 month. They both have some sort of key block at the bottom. the key on FAT bat. is such that it can alighn into SLIM box, but the key on SLIM bat is off by a notch. The block has 3 notches. They dont appear to be anything other then for helping to allighn when seating battery. Although, the FAT bats used 1800MAh where the SLIM is using 1200MAh so I wonder if the 1200 can even power the FAT steady enough. Even so, if only using to prompt for unbricker menue, should work as Pandora's battery on FAT.
Since the FAT battery is 1800ma, is that too much to use on the slim for ragular (yes, we know the door wont close), like on raod trips where you needed longer battery life? Or I even have the later 2200MAh.
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stuntman_
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13. March 2008 @ 01:14 |
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I keep getting a game could not be started error everytime I try to boot the pandoras battery firm installer program, I am running a phat psp with 3.90 m33-2 any help?
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peterng
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13. March 2008 @ 01:21 |
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Originally posted by stuntman_:
I keep getting a game could not be started error everytime I try to boot the pandoras battery firm installer program, I am running a phat psp with 3.90 m33-2 any help?
ok you have to turn off your psp by holding it off until light is off then turn it back on and holding R at the same time, this will boot you to recovery mode just go in setting configuration disable umd then you'll be able to play now. good luck
or the other way is to put in the umd everything you play iso/cso games
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RuleCrule
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13. March 2008 @ 06:18 |
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Hi. I am wondering if the instructions on the first page is the easiest way for me to downgrade to 1.5. I have a psp slim whit the 3.71 frameware installed and i have only one battery. A friend of mine has a psp that can run homebrew applications. So i am hoping some of you guys could tell me what the easiest way is.. :)
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13. March 2008 @ 08:01 |
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Originally posted by RuleCrule:
Hi. I am wondering if the instructions on the first page is the easiest way for me to downgrade to 1.5. I have a psp slim whit the 3.71 frameware installed and i have only one battery. A friend of mine has a psp that can run homebrew applications. So i am hoping some of you guys could tell me what the easiest way is.. :)
hi u have a psp slim this can't be downgraded to 1.50 u will need a pandora battery and mms to get ur psp to custom firmware, buy a spare battery and get ur mate to make the pandora on there psp or buy a datel tool battery u can make the mms using ur psp or a card reader.
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RuleCrule
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13. March 2008 @ 09:43 |
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but cant you restore the battery?
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stuntman_
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13. March 2008 @ 12:15 |
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Originally posted by peterng:
Originally posted by stuntman_:
I keep getting a game could not be started error everytime I try to boot the pandoras battery firm installer program, I am running a phat psp with 3.90 m33-2 any help?
ok you have to turn off your psp by holding it off until light is off then turn it back on and holding R at the same time, this will boot you to recovery mode just go in setting configuration disable umd then you'll be able to play now. good luck
or the other way is to put in the umd everything you play iso/cso games
I slected the M33 driver which is no umd im pretty sure and still had the could not start game error any ideas?
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Deathtord
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13. March 2008 @ 13:04 |
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Go to recovery menu. (Holding R trigger and starting your PSP). It should have a list of menus. Go to configuration. Find the bit where it says run ISO or whatever from. It should say '____ -no umd-' This means no UMD is required to run the memory stick app. M33 driver is similar to the OE one. I recommend sony Np9600. Remember set your kernal to 1.50.
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