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PSP Emulator

HobnobevansHobnobevans
edited January 2009 in Emulators
Hi everyone! Im a very new user to the site, decided to join after finding my 48k in the loft when moving house and decided to see if it still workwed! I was wondering if anyone could help me find a emmulator that worked on my psp running firmware 5.02 and also how maybe to go about putting one on my partners DS! Any help greatly appreciated.

Thans in advance Dave Evans
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  • Philip KendallPhilip Kendall
    edited January 2009
    Hobnobevans wrote: »
    I was wondering if anyone could help me find a emmulator that worked on my psp running firmware 5.02

    Unfortunately, there is no way to run "homebrew" software such as emulator on any PSP with a firmware newer than v3.50.
    and also how maybe to go about putting one on my partners DS!

    Getting homebrew onto a DS is a question which you're probably better off asking on a specialised DS site, but after that you want ZXDS.
  • HobnobevansHobnobevans
    edited January 2009
    Many thanks Philip!
  • HobnobevansHobnobevans
    edited January 2009
    I have been unable to find anything like yourself! Wish i never did the upgrades now as mine was one of the first psp's running v1.0. Oh well live and learn! Concentrate on the ds know i think
  • ewgfewgf
    edited January 2009
    Hobnobevans wrote: »
    Hi everyone! Im a very new user to the site, decided to join after finding my 48k in the loft when moving house and decided to see if it still workwed! I was wondering if anyone could help me find a emmulator that worked on my psp running firmware 5.02 and also how maybe to go about putting one on my partners DS! Any help greatly appreciated.

    Thans in advance Dave Evans

    I don't know if you can run FUSE PSP on such high firmware (and I'm afraid Phil might well be right), but it's worth you e-mailing the author at:

    http://psp.akop.org/fuse

    or posting in his forum, as you have nothing to lose. You really want to get FUSE PSP running, if possible, as it's brilliant and turns your PSP into a near perfect portable Spectrum.

    http://zx81.zx81.free.fr/serendipity/

    Best of luck, mate.
  • Shadow MakerShadow Maker
    edited January 2009
    The best way is to find someone who have Custom Firmware from Dark Alex and make a Pandora to downgrade.
  • CUCHULAINNCUCHULAINN
    edited January 2009
    Shadow Maker wrote: »
    The best way is to find someone who have Custom Firmware from Dark Alex and make a Pandora to downgrade.

    This is what my missus's son has done for him and his mates. They downgraded their PSP software using some specialist battery. I know it sounds strange, but I was only half listening when he told me.
  • HobnobevansHobnobevans
    edited January 2009
    ewgf wrote: »
    I don't know if you can run FUSE PSP on such high firmware (and I'm afraid Phil might well be right), but it's worth you e-mailing the author at:

    http://psp.akop.org/fuse

    or posting in his forum, as you have nothing to lose. You really want to get FUSE PSP running, if possible, as it's brilliant and turns your PSP into a near perfect portable Spectrum.

    http://zx81.zx81.free.fr/serendipity/

    Best of luck, mate.

    Yeah I have tried this software but it just says the data is corrupt on my psp!!! Thanks for the help!!!!
  • HobnobevansHobnobevans
    edited January 2009
    Shadow Maker wrote: »
    The best way is to find someone who have Custom Firmware from Dark Alex and make a Pandora to downgrade.

    Hi could you please explain it a little more as im not sure what your really talking about! Sorry!!

    Thanks Dave Evans
  • Shadow MakerShadow Maker
    edited January 2009
    aowen wrote: »
    It appears there is a way of getting back to the desired firmware:

    http://www.downloadsquad.com/2008/02/16/introducing-dark-alexs-time-machine-for-psp/

    Not for the fainthearted though.
    This is for custom firmware, and he has ORIGINAL from Sony.
  • Shadow MakerShadow Maker
    edited January 2009
    Hobnobevans wrote: »
    Hi could you please explain it a little more as im not sure what your really talking about! Sorry!!
    You have to find user with already patched console with CFW (Custom Firmware) (for example ewgf have it). There is a special program named Pandora, to make the battery work in service mode temporarily (as Sony service center's do to make the console unbrick). After that there are always a possibility to install any custom firmware you wish (and play any games from the memory stick without need to buy them :)).

    Here is a tutorial how to do it: http://geekindisguise.wordpress.com/2008/08/09/how-to-install-custom-firmware-401-m33-2-using-dcv6/

    But. Note that without CFW PSP you can't do anything, because you can't run any program => can't make a Pandora battery. Also note that not all Slim batteries can be patched to work in service mode (but you have Fat, so this is not a problem for you).
  • HobnobevansHobnobevans
    edited January 2009
    Thats great help many thanks!!! Guys im really impressed with all the help from this site!!

    Thanks again Dave Evans
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