Some homebrew programs can run on a stock PSP without needing custom firmware. A stock battery can be modified to act as a pandora battery by running a homebrew program on an older PSP. The older Pandora Battery method can still work, but it requires specialized hardware (the modified battery) and a compatible motherboard. The guide's download link for that custom firmware (PRO CFW 6.60 C2) is currently broken, but the Wayback Machine has a copy of it. These days, the easiest way to run homebrew on a PSP is using the "CFW Pro" custom firmware which comes with two homebrew programs that can either temporarily or permanently enable unsigned apps to run.
A "custom" firmware is an unlocked version of a firmware that allows homebrew to run on the PSP. Both official firmware, and custom firmware. This particular set of software enables installing Firmware version 5.00. The software included with this archive is the same software featured in the tutorial. A memory stick prepared in this way is often referred to as a "Magic Memory Stick." This memory stick needs to be formatted in a special way so that the Pandora's Battery can use it to install the firmware stored on it.
To actually install firmware, a "Pro Duo" memory stick is also needed, which is the proprietary memory stick that the PSP used. A battery altered like this is sometimes called a "Jigkick Battery." This modification allows the PSP to boot into a "factory service" mode enabling the installation of any firmware.
#Telecharger homebrew psp how to
The tutorial explains how to create a "Pandora's Battery" which is a reversible software modification of the battery used in a Playstation Portable game system. This archive contains a tutorial along with some software.
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