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Homebrew, when referring to the PSP often it means programs for the PSP that have not been digitally signed by Sony.To have more then one firmware installed on the PSP you need to install a modchip. Only way I know of, though most custom firmwares install a modified version of the latest firmware and allow you to install the 1.50 kernal too.From most custom firmwares you just change the USB device to UMD and then go into USB mode and copy it over to your comp.Playstation games can be played on the PSP, either through a PS3 (using remote play), those bought from the Playstation store, or those converted and run on a PSP that is using a custom firmware.March 33, just a name so people know that the firmware is a custom firmware and not the official firmware from Sony.Hope those help, I didn't answer those I don't care to.
The homebrew definition I gave is accurate to what I've heard many others, in particular homebrew devs, define it as.Ripping UMDs and storing them for back-up on the memory stick isn't illegal in the USA or Canada. I am unsure about other countries though.Your not able to pl?As for Pandora's battery, here is some somewhat outdated information:http://www.noobz.eu/joomla/news/pandoras-battery.html
Your not able to pl?
OMG! thank you so much for that! i realy appreciate it, but 1 more thing, after some research, i heard that in order to convert firmware to homebrew, you need a psp with homebrew already running, is it possible to do this without a psp with homebrew and only 1 psp?
what about explosions, can you prevent them, and does it explode if the 5 and 6 pins touch or only if you keep it on the board to long, and how long is TOO long?also, those sites you posted arent wotking for some reason, idk why
yay! it worked!