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The only option i feel is to boot the system with a pandora battery and install the normal firmware. The sound of your problem seems to me like you have bricked the PSP. But there are options to unbrick the same but requires some online search.
The best way to get this done is to search PSPmod, psp-hacks sites to understand the steps to unbrick a PSP.
<Please give me a days time to check if something can be done. I have modded three PSP's so far. But i pick the hardware based on my requirement and reject some series of hardwares>
I did look up, and the forums said i need to either change the motherboard, or do some soldering (forgot the exact details of what has to be removed and re-soldered).
They never mentioned anything about it getting bricked though. How do you connect a pandora battery? Isn't it powered through AC/DC?
@rg_chn: Are you talking about PS3 or PSP? If PSP than which model do you have? Is it PSP-2001? Yes, a bricked PSP can be fixed.:)
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rg_chn: Are you talking about PS3 or PSP
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Oops..My Bad..All my suggestions are for PSP and not PS3. Please forgive for my mistake.
It seems you ve bricked your psp. Firstly what psp model do you have ? Once you ve figured that out source a pandora battery and reflash the firmware. Pandora custom battery should bring your psp to original factory settings.
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Originally Posted by ruchirtnt
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hello folks,
i got the news that the PS3 could be cracked at a price of 4k to play pirated games which are pocket friendly, has anybody gone through this operation,
and is it safe enough since i have loosen my PS2 this way,
but cracking PS2 invloves modifying the hardware chip (So no more warranty) and as per the guy he told me that in PS3 only the software is modified hence warranty will still be there.
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I believe you have to downgrade the firmware, and plug in a certain pendrive fo the hack to work. It costs 2k here, Has anyone done it yet??
^^Guys, please read the title before posting.. he is talking about ps3, not psp. :-)
Guys!! it's a PS THREE!! Yes, i know how to unbrick a psp, been there done that, and its working fine now, somehow, i can't figure out what to do with the PS-3
My bad. Anyways the OS of the ps3 rests on the hardisk itself so you can remove the hardisk and connect it to your pc and reformat it. One re attached the ps3 should ask you to format it again. There maybe some format (ntfs) error that the ps may give. Give it a short. If all else fails just pick up a new biggere hardisk. The ps will boot the last firmware you were on .You will lose all your saved data but atleast you ll have a working ps3.
Put it in service mode. Reinstall firmware.
Thanks bigron and pranavt, will try this over the weekend and update the thread.
Pranav - How do i put it in service mode?
I do not understand why my thread on the PS 3 was merged with the PSP thread
Day before yesterday I got a chance to play on my friends PS3 and my palms were aching. I asked my friends whether I was holding the control console correctly and he said yes. Or maybe the game was wierd. It was NFS some version.
I never had this experience with my brother's XBox 360. It was so easy to use and never had any palm aches. I wonder why ?
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Originally Posted by prince_pervez
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Day before yesterday I got a chance to play on my friends PS3 and my palms were aching. I asked my friends whether I was holding the control console correctly and he said yes. Or maybe the game was wierd. It was NFS some version.
I never had this experience with my brother's XBox 360. It was so easy to use and never had any palm aches. I wonder why ?
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is this so, could anyone else confirm this, i am on verge of buying a PS3 320 GB with move, and could consider xbox 360 kinetic as well:D
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