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an internal error has occurred
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minli00
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2. October 2007 @ 17:27 |
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3.50-1.50-3.03 oe-c---1.50--3.40 oe-a----3.52m33----3.52m33-4
after I upgrade psp to 3.40oe-c, I got the message "an internal error has occurred", turn to the blue screen in multiple language, click "O" then I was asked to setup name, time zone and date etc. Map this can be start and sats can be fixed in 2 min. The problem is that map this is easy to be crashed, after waking up the psp. I have tried different version PRXs. I really dont know what the problem is.
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3. October 2007 @ 18:26 |
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Originally posted by minli00:
3.50-1.50-3.03 oe-c---1.50--3.40 oe-a----3.52m33----3.52m33-4
after I upgrade psp to 3.40oe-c, I got the message "an internal error has occurred", turn to the blue screen in multiple language, click "O" then I was asked to setup name, time zone and date etc. Map this can be start and sats can be fixed in 2 min. The problem is that map this is easy to be crashed, after waking up the psp. I have tried different version PRXs. I really dont know what the problem is.
relfash man. recover to 1.50 and then M33 again. same thing happened to me. trust me dont let this go on because it can lead to a full brick (somehow... its retarted but it happened ...jkust like dat internal error, corrupt flash and brick)... so recover and reflash it.
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3. October 2007 @ 19:48 |
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I agree with marlino23 try recovering to 1.50 then re-upgrade to 3.52 M33-4. Below is a mini-guide to help.
First off make sure your PSP is plugged in to the AC Adapter. Keep your PSP plugged in the whole time you are doing these steps.
The PSP also needs to have a battery charge level of 75% or higher. To check the Battery level go to your system settings then battery information. It will give you the % level there. If it is lower then 75% turn off the PSP and let it charge till it is over 75% (I would recomend charging it to 100$)
Now it is time to downgrade to 1.50
Format your memory Stick using PSP system settings.
Download this RECOVERY file.
Extract the file which will extract a RECOVERY folder. Now connect the PSP to PC via USB. Place the RECOVERY folder in the /PSP/GAME folder of the PSP Memory Stick.
Now go to recovery menu.
Do this by turning off the PSP. Hold the power button up till the power led turns off. Now hold the R shoulder button down and keep it down while turning the PSP on.
The Recovery menu should come up. When it does select the option "RUN PROGRAM AT /PSP/GAME/RECOVERY/EBOOT.PBP follow the on screen instructions and it will downgrade your PSP back to 1.50 firmware (After it downgrades you might get a blue screen with a bunch of text. If you get this screen just hit O and the PSP will reboot and you will need to enter your settings).
Go to the System Settings then system information and make sure it says 1.50 before continuing below.
If it says 1.50 then you can start the steps below. If it doesn't then you did something incorrect so try the steps above again.
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Time to update to 3.52 M33 then 3.52 M33-4
Format the Memory Stick using system settings.
Download the 3.52 M33 CFW linked below. (I have placed all needed files in this download)
3.52 M33 HERE
Extract the file which will extract a UPGRADE_FILES folder. Inside this folder is kxploitpatcher, kxploitpatcher% and M33CREATOR.
Copy the M33CREATOR, kxploitpatcher and kxploitpatcher% folders to the PSP/GAME folder.
Go to Game Menu Memory Stick and run the KXploit Permanent Patcher (There will be a corrupt data file also here but ignore it because It is normal). It should run and say patched successfully and reboot back to the XMB(PSP menu).
Now go to game Menu Memory Stick and run the M33CREATOR.
When you run the M33CREATOR it will show parsing 150 writing 150 then parsing 352 writing 352 something like that. When it is done it should reboot back to the XMB.
Now go to Game Menu Memory Stick and run the 3.52 M33 UPDATE that the M33CREATOR created. It will flash the files to the PSP when it is finished it will say press X to shutdown. Go ahead and press X after the PSP turns off turn it back on and go to system settings then system information and check to see if your at 3.52 M33 firmware. If you are then do the below steps. If you are not then you did something wrong and need to redo the steps above.
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If your at 3.52 M33 reformat the Memory Stick again.
Download the below 3.52 M33-4 update.
3.52 M33-4 HERE
Now extract the 3.52 M33-4 update.
Drag the PSP folder that is in the M33-4 update you just extracted, into the root of the Memory Stick (Don't confuse the MP_ROOT as the root of the Memory Stick. The root is the directory that has the ISO/MP_ROOT/PSP folder).
If you do it correctly it should ask to overwrite files. Choose YES TO ALL when it does. If it doesn't ask to overwrite files then you did it wrong. Format the memory Stick again and drag the PSP folder over to the root till it ask to overwrite.
If it asks to overwrite then you can proceed to the Game Menu Memory Stick and run the M33-4 update. This will only take a few seconds to do. When it is done it will say press X to shut down. When it shuts down turn the PSP back on and go to system settings then system information and check to see if it says 3.52 M33-4.
If it doesn't say that then redo the steps above again. If it does say it then reformat the Memory Stick 1 more time.
You are now updated to 3.52 M33-4.
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minli00
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4. October 2007 @ 08:05 |
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I tried 2 times recover to 1.50 then upgrade to 3.40oe-c, got internal error messages again. then I upgrade to 3.52m33, 3,52-4. still got the error message. but everything is fine. I think I will take the risk and stick with this firmware for a while. thanks for your advice.
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4. October 2007 @ 09:21 |
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Did you go from 3.40oe-c to 3.52 M33 then to 3.52 M33-4 or did you recover back to 1.50 then up to 3.52 M33 then 3.52 M33-4?
If you went to OE to M33 straight I would recover back to 1.50 then update directly to 3.52 M33 then 3.52 M33-4. Skip updating to the OE version.
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rockdive
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4. October 2007 @ 09:34 |
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trust me, it's better to go 1.50 then to 3.52 ... skip the OE and you should be fine.
I was having some problems but after following larrylje's advice, i got mine working fine ... pretty simple
BORN ON THE DAY OF CRISIS CORE!
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minli00
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4. October 2007 @ 09:42 |
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yes, I did upgrade to 3.52 from 1.50, then go 3.52-4. I still got the error notice. That's why I am confused. since Flash0 has been formated when I downgrade to 1.50, the system file should be OK. Should I go back to 1.0?
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4. October 2007 @ 09:49 |
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Did you just get that error message 1 time after going from 1.50 to M33? Or do you get this on a regular basis?
I have had that eternal error before followed by the BSOD upgrading from 1.50 to 3,52 M33 but after it does it that first time and reboots it doesn't do it again.
So if you got it 1 time and haven't experienced the error again after then you should be fine.
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minli00
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4. October 2007 @ 10:41 |
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I got same message when I ungrade to 3.40oe-a from 1.50. It didnt do it again, but ISO and Mapthis dont work. Then I went back to 1.5. The message showed again, following 1.50 to 3.52 update done and manully start 3.52. No problem during the general using. I am glad all the program can be run under 3.52-4 so far.
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