Post: 6.20 TN-E Permanent Patch *Update: v2*
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05-23-2011, 10:07 AM
#1
ResistTheStars
Vault dweller
Warning: There have been cases of bricks, but even on the Go some Users were able to install it correctly. Needless to say, I do not recommend to anyone who did not use the PSP compatible with Pandora and MS! PSP Go! assumes no liability for any damage to the console.
Installation:
1) Download the archive.
2) Copy the directory “TN_E_PermanentPatc” to “PSP / GAME /” on your Memory Stick or PSPGo! System Memory.
3) Launch the homebrew from your PSP.
4) Press X
5) Press O
Update v2:
Changelog:
1)Skip coldboot
2)Return of final test
3)Change Delete button vsh.txt, game.txt, pops.txt, version.txt in /seplugins/ on UP
4)If recovery.prx lies on a memory card, then it is loaded from there, if not, then it is loaded from the internal memory PSPgo, if not, then it is loaded from the flash0
5)To copy recovery.prx in flash0, put it in a folder with the installer and install the patch.
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05-23-2011, 07:29 PM
#3
WOLF
Guest
Originally posted by M3RC
PSP Coder Frostegater releases a patch that applies permanent mode to 6.20 TN-E by Total_Noob, so this will install you the 6.20 TN-E (HEN) into internal flash and every reboot the Homebrew enabler will be installed automatically into your internal flash.
Warning: There have been cases of bricks, but even on the Go some Users were able to install it correctly. Needless to say, I do not recommend to anyone who did not use the PSP compatible with Pandora and MS! PSP Go! assumes no liability for any damage to the console.
Installation:
1) Download the archive.
2) Copy the directory “TN_E_PermanentPatc” to “PSP / GAME /” on your Memory Stick or PSPGo! System Memory.
3) Launch the homebrew from your PSP.
4) Press X
5) Press O
Update v2:
Changelog:
1)Skip coldboot
2)Return of final test
3)Change Delete button vsh.txt, game.txt, pops.txt, version.txt in /seplugins/ on UP
4)If recovery.prx lies on a memory card, then it is loaded from there, if not, then it is loaded from the internal memory PSPgo, if not, then it is loaded from the flash0
5)To copy recovery.prx in flash0, put it in a folder with the installer and install the patch.
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Warning: There have been cases of bricks, but even on the Go some Users were able to install it correctly. Needless to say, I do not recommend to anyone who did not use the PSP compatible with Pandora and MS! PSP Go! assumes no liability for any damage to the console.
Installation:
1) Download the archive.
2) Copy the directory “TN_E_PermanentPatc” to “PSP / GAME /” on your Memory Stick or PSPGo! System Memory.
3) Launch the homebrew from your PSP.
4) Press X
5) Press O
Update v2:
Changelog:
1)Skip coldboot
2)Return of final test
3)Change Delete button vsh.txt, game.txt, pops.txt, version.txt in /seplugins/ on UP
4)If recovery.prx lies on a memory card, then it is loaded from there, if not, then it is loaded from the internal memory PSPgo, if not, then it is loaded from the flash0
5)To copy recovery.prx in flash0, put it in a folder with the installer and install the patch.
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do not use this on a psp 3000 or go!!! it will more than likely brick your psp!!! just because some guy posts it on here does not mean it will work!!!
---------- Post added at 12:29 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:28 PM ----------
Originally posted by casavult
Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't this the same patch that bricked TN's Go?
this wont work on most go's or 3000's /facepalm. and yeah i think this is that same patch. failfailfailfailfail
05-24-2011, 12:01 AM
#4
ResistTheStars
Vault dweller
05-24-2011, 12:31 PM
#5
DJ NRGETiK
Member Since '08
The following user groaned DJ NRGETiK for this awful post:
05-24-2011, 12:37 PM
#7
DJ NRGETiK
Member Since '08
05-24-2011, 08:57 PM
#8
WOLF
Guest
Originally posted by Botz
Because they have shitty motherboards that can barely support gqmes
no, its not that they are shitty, its that they are just more patched. just becuase sony made the system more secure doesnt make it shitty. my brothers psp (3000 TN-E btw) seems to run the UMDs smoother than my 2000 5.50 prometheus v4. so please, before you rag anything, do a little research. oh and by the way, i am fairly experienced in the psp modding field and Total_Noob is a very known and trusted dev. dont knock a developers work unless you yourself can do something better. (which my money is on that you cant)
05-24-2011, 09:20 PM
#9
DJ NRGETiK
Member Since '08
Originally posted by XxWOLFxXLeader
no, its not that they are shitty, its that they are just more patched. just becuase sony made the system more secure doesnt make it shitty. my brothers psp (3000 TN-E btw) seems to run the UMDs smoother than my 2000 5.50 prometheus v4. so please, before you rag anything, do a little research. oh and by the way, i am fairly experienced in the psp modding field and Total_Noob is a very known and trusted dev. dont knock a developers work unless you yourself can do something better. (which my money is on that you cant)
i use the term shitty as a reference to "bad stuff" not horrible
sorry, i jsut personally dont trust TN-E cfw, not raggin on anyone, call it unlucky, but ive bricked 2 psps with it :<
05-24-2011, 09:52 PM
#10
WOLF
Guest
Originally posted by Botz
i use the term shitty as a reference to "bad stuff" not horrible sorry, i jsut personally dont trust TN-E cfw, not raggin on anyone, call it unlucky, but ive bricked 2 psps with it :<
sorry, i jsut personally dont trust TN-E cfw, not raggin on anyone, call it unlucky, but ive bricked 2 psps with it :<
make sure you check your motherboard compatibility with cfw with pspident and use the HEN version if it says you cant have cfw.
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