I just figured out how to connect to NEThost with psp slim running 3.90 m33-3. I have a bunch of .iso/.cso's stored on my computer. I cant access the directory where they are stored on my my computer, from my psp. When i hit X to play them through the PSP, and error comes up saying "No disc inserted". So I inserted a game (God of War), tried it again and it asks if I want to load the .iso/.cso, but it brings a GOD of WAR Icon up on the screen next to the options on how to load (Normally, DevHook, etc.). I select Normal, and it still doesn't work. It load GOF. Is there a "NO-UMD option im missing in Configuration?
Originally posted by dpslusser: I just figured out how to connect to NEThost with psp slim running 3.90 m33-3. I have a bunch of .iso/.cso's stored on my computer. I cant access the directory where they are stored on my my computer, from my psp. When i hit X to play them through the PSP, and error comes up saying "No disc inserted". So I inserted a game (God of War), tried it again and it asks if I want to load the .iso/.cso, but it brings a GOD of WAR Icon up on the screen next to the options on how to load (Normally, DevHook, etc.). I select Normal, and it still doesn't work. It load GOF. Is there a "NO-UMD option im missing in Configuration?
press the select button scroll down to umd iso mode press < till m33 driver comes up then scroll to exit,
Originally posted by 07anto07: press the select button scroll down to umdiso mode press < till m33 driver comes up then scroll to exit,
hope that helps
That didn't work.
Now that I changed that setting, everytime IRSHELL boots., it comes up with an screen saying "No Disc inserted", click any button and it goes to the main irshell screen. When I go to Nethost and try to load a .iso/.cso two different things happen.
One- If I don't have a disc in, it comes up saying "No disc inserted" like before,
Two- If I insert a disc, the PSP locks up and I have to reset it.
I double checked the setting and it is "M33 NoUMD Mode"
Theres also OE noUMD mode
and Sony NP9660 NoUMD Mode
