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demi

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PSP Slim HACKED
« on: September 10, 2007, 05:30:00 PM »
We are proud to present the first custom firmware for the PSP Slim, and the first custom firmware
that runs using a 3.XX IPL (3.60)

3.60 M33 for PSP Slim has all the features of 3.52 M33, except the 1.50 kernel support, as
that kernel doesn't work properly on psp slim (hardware problems, screen problems).
3.60 M33 will load homebrew from GAME, GAME150 and GAME360 directories, but all will be executed
with 3.60 kernel.

This mean that some homebrews done specifically for the 1.50 kernel cannot work on 3.60 M33.
However, the adaptation of code to 2.XX+ kernels is not difficult, and homebrew developers can
port their aplications to work in these firmwares.

Included with the release is the M33 sdk for programmers.

Instalation:

The instalation is done using pandora battery and requires a fat psp with 1.50 or
custom firmware with 1.50 support to run a installer.
However once the memory stick installation is done, you can use it in whatever psp slim without
repeating the process again.

We want to thank C+D Team for having created Pandora and having opened the path to custom ipl's,
without which this cfw wouldn't exist.

Steps:

- Create a pandora battery and a pandora memory stick using the C+D team tools.
- Run the fat psp with the pandora memory stick inserted, but with a normal battery.
Copy the directories pandora_slim and pandora_slim% to PSP/GAME or PSP/GAME150.

- Download official sony firmwares 3.40 and 3.50, and put them in pandora_slim directory
with names 340.PBP and 350.PBP.

To avoid confussion: These firmwares are used ONLY to extend the memory stick pandora kernel.
NOTHING FROM THOSE FIRMWARES WILL EVER BE FLASHED ON THE SLIM.

- Run the program. It will quickly extract some prx's overwrting some of the pandora memory stick.

- Insert the pandora battery and the memory stick in the psp slim. It will boot. You won't see
anything on the screen, because that kernel doesn't support the slim screen, but it is OK, you
don't need a screen for the installation of 3.60 M33.

From here, you have 3 options:

- Press X to install M33. The process will last just few seconds, since the installer only
needs to install the M33 custom prx's and IPL. After the process is finished, the installer
will shutdown the psp automatically.

- Press L+R+triangle to uninstall M33 and go back to original 3.60. Note: this can't unbrick a
psp slim, it will just remove M33 ipl. There is currently no unbricker for the psp slim, but
we plan on doing one in the future.
After uninstallation, psp will be shutdown automatically.

- Press square to dump the PSP Slim nand. Watch out: you need 66 MB of free space in the
memory stick for this, otherwise your memory stick may end corrupted.

This option uses the team C+D nand dumper. When the memory stick orange led stops blinking,
the process will have finished, and you can either shutdown the psp, or use one of the two
previous options.


F.A.Q

Q: My homebrew doesn't work.
A: as stated above, not all homebrews work due to 1.50 kernel missing.
Wait for the programmer of that homebrew to port it to new kernels.

Q: How can i unbrick the PSP Slim?
A: if you have a semi-brick, you can restore it using recovery and flashing the corrupted files
with usb flash. There is no real unbricker for PSP Slim yet, but we plan of doing one in the
future using C+D Pandora Battery.

Q: is M33 gonna make a 3.60 cfw for the fat psp's?
A: The firmware as it is flashed in the slim psp's is only for psp slims. Whenever sony releases
an updater, we'll support both, fat and slim psp's, but we are not gonna make a custom firmware
using 3.60 slim dump, because it is not done for the fat psp. Stop listening stupid rumors of kids:
we are 103% sure that Sony will continue releasing firmware updates for all psp's.

Moreover, the 3.60 firmware was done before 3.52: the pops, for example, is a clone of the one of 3.50/3.51
So it has nothing new for fat psp's.

Q: I liked the FW, what can I do to help M33?
A: You can contribute some money for all our members to get PSP Slims. Our paypal address is m-33@yandex.ru
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Vizzys

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Re: PSP Slim HACKED
« Reply #1 on: September 10, 2007, 05:30:41 PM »
well that was quick
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demi

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Re: PSP Slim HACKED
« Reply #2 on: September 10, 2007, 05:36:00 PM »
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Howard Alan Treesong

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Re: PSP Slim HACKED
« Reply #3 on: September 10, 2007, 05:38:55 PM »
:bow hackers :bow
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bluemax

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Re: PSP Slim HACKED
« Reply #4 on: September 10, 2007, 05:48:02 PM »
That's about how long I expected it to take.
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hyp

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Re: PSP Slim HACKED
« Reply #5 on: September 10, 2007, 07:19:11 PM »
woo hoo, anyone want to buy a hacked psp phat? 
pyh

demi

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Re: PSP Slim HACKED
« Reply #6 on: September 10, 2007, 07:23:55 PM »
The only negative is a lot of homebrew is now incompatible with the Slim, and unless the authors update it to run on newer kernels, it's pretty useless.
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hyp

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Re: PSP Slim HACKED
« Reply #7 on: September 10, 2007, 07:29:22 PM »
The only negative is a lot of homebrew is now incompatible with the Slim, and unless the authors update it to run on newer kernels, it's pretty useless.

fuck, that means no CPS1/2/NEOGEO support.  i'll pass.
pyh

drohne

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Re: PSP Slim HACKED
« Reply #8 on: September 10, 2007, 07:31:36 PM »
that's kind of a bummer about 1.5 -- i was thinking of swapping my old psp for a new one with an extended warranty i've got. i guess i'll wait and see.

bluemax

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Re: PSP Slim HACKED
« Reply #9 on: September 10, 2007, 07:37:25 PM »
The only home brew I use anymore is the PS1 Emulator as I'm sick to death of most SNES/NES games. Eventually I'll play all the PS1 games I want and be back to only needing homebrew for legit memory stick loading.
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demi

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Re: PSP Slim HACKED
« Reply #10 on: September 10, 2007, 07:38:52 PM »
The only home brew I use anymore is the PS1 Emulator as I'm sick to death of most SNES/NES games. Eventually I'll play all the PS1 games I want and be back to only needing homebrew for legit memory stick loading.

The added RAM could help with current emulators, which is why I'm waiting before I spring. I want to see what the scene does with this.
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ananus

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Re: PSP Slim HACKED
« Reply #11 on: September 10, 2007, 07:45:16 PM »
if you already have a hacked psp and you want to update your firmware, do you have to create another one of these batteries or whatever? or is it only necessary once?

demi

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Re: PSP Slim HACKED
« Reply #12 on: September 10, 2007, 07:50:53 PM »
If you're running CFW already, you can just get the newest custom firmware and install -- do NOT get 3.60, that's just for Slims right now. Wait until Sony releases one for the fatty, and they hack it.

The latest is 3.52 M33-4 I believe
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BlueTsunami

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Re: PSP Slim HACKED
« Reply #13 on: September 10, 2007, 08:07:52 PM »
The "scene" has pretty much cooled down right? I'm also wondering if most of the homebrew shit will be ported over.
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Smooth Groove

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Re: PSP Slim HACKED
« Reply #14 on: September 10, 2007, 08:13:15 PM »
The "scene" has pretty much cooled down right? I'm also wondering if most of the homebrew shit will be ported over.

I'm not familiar with the homebrew stuff on PSP but how hard can it be to port the apps to the new firmware?  If they can port aracade emulators to all kinds of OS, I don't see why they can't do it on a PSP. 

bork

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Re: PSP Slim HACKED
« Reply #15 on: September 10, 2007, 08:48:55 PM »
The only negative is a lot of homebrew is now incompatible with the Slim, and unless the authors update it to run on newer kernels, it's pretty useless.

fuck, that means no CPS1/2/NEOGEO support.  i'll pass.

FUCK, really?   :-\ 

But I think this should generate enough interest that all this stuff gets updated sooner or later.  I think I'll wait a littlle while longer (still have to wait until 9/20 to buy a slim anyway) for people to iron out the kinks and "beta test" before I do it.
ど助平

BlueTsunami

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Re: PSP Slim HACKED
« Reply #16 on: September 10, 2007, 09:53:22 PM »
The "scene" has pretty much cooled down right? I'm also wondering if most of the homebrew shit will be ported over.

I'm not familiar with the homebrew stuff on PSP but how hard can it be to port the apps to the new firmware?  If they can port aracade emulators to all kinds of OS, I don't see why they can't do it on a PSP. 

From what I've seen, new releases of emulators in general has chilled out. I'm wondering if they'll be compelled to atleast port the codebase over to 3.6.
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MrAngryFace

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Re: PSP Slim HACKED
« Reply #17 on: September 10, 2007, 11:41:58 PM »
Silver looks pretty tacky to me, ill stick with black when I can get it.
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bork

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Re: PSP Slim HACKED
« Reply #18 on: September 11, 2007, 08:01:48 AM »
From what I've seen, new releases of emulators in general has chilled out. I'm wondering if they'll be compelled to atleast port the codebase over to 3.6.

I think the PSP scene will pick up again pretty soon, especially now that stuff is playable on TV screens - that's a HUGE incentive, I think, and we could see lots of cool new apps taking advantage of that.

I just want emulators (if not games too) to be playable with composite and S-video cables, so I can play those older games on any TV ANYWHERE.
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BlueTsunami

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Re: PSP Slim HACKED
« Reply #19 on: September 11, 2007, 08:48:09 AM »
From what I've seen, new releases of emulators in general has chilled out. I'm wondering if they'll be compelled to atleast port the codebase over to 3.6.

I think the PSP scene will pick up again pretty soon, especially now that stuff is playable on TV screens - that's a HUGE incentive, I think, and we could see lots of cool new apps taking advantage of that.

I just want emulators (if not games too) to be playable with composite and S-video cables, so I can play those older games on any TV ANYWHERE.

Oh shit, I didn't even think about that. VC will pretty much become irrelevant to me if I can hook my PSP up to my TV. I'm wondering if rendering at a certain res on the PSP and blowing it up on a TV will have negative effects though? (Visually)
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