Now, from all the reading I've done from Rydian's FAQs ( Thank you btw, Rydian), I no longer need to worry about the battery ( or never to begin with) to flash a CFW. I was told by the (questionable) people who flashed my PSP yesterday that if I tried updating to any OFW, it would negate the ability to reflash a CFW unless I had a battery.
#Pandora hacked client b10 pro#
From 3.80 M33-5, run Hellcat's RF to 5.00 OFW (Both which I have on PC), from 5.00 OFW, do I go to 6.60 OFW and then 6.60 PRO B10, and finalize it with the CIPL Flasher to make the PRO B10 permanent? Also, I've read several guides, and I can learn very quickly.Īlright, xist, I believe I'm following you.
#Pandora hacked client b10 upgrade#
Now how can I go from 3.80 M33-5 to 6.60 PRO B10 with the least amount of problems? I've heard I might have to upgrade to higher CFWs like 4 m33 and then 5.00 m33, but is there a way I can go straight from the 3.80 to the 6.60 PRO B10 and have the new CFW stay on the system (Like a CIPL Flasher?) Before upgrading, I'll have to disable my plugins, correct? Any other cautions? I'm still generally new to PSP modding, but I'm very experienced with modding other consoles. Obviously my system can handle permanent CFW installs, but the reason I'm asking is because I had my system modded by someone else I don't have a Pandora battery, and I don't want to have to reflash the CFW each time. I just had the system modded today, but would like to upgrade to 6.60 PRO Beta 10 to where it stays permanently on the system. I have a 2000series currently running a permanent 3.80 M33-5 CFW.
Staying away from the PRO-C, but I want to upgrade to the 6.60 PRO B10.
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