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Old 03-11-2008   #1 (permalink)
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[Guide] How to manually install custom firmware v4.01m33-2

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As any manual custom firmware install, you must follow the following guide to the letter. If you deviate in any way, you stand a high chance of bricking your psp. If your psp does brick for some reason during this process, I nor PSPCrazy.com will not be held responsible for this. You have been warned!

Requirements for the update:-
A psp (fat or slim) on custom firmware v3.52m33-4 or above. See the below note (1) if your psp is on v3.51m33-7 or below.
v4.01m33-2 update folder "[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]"
v4.01 eboot "[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]"
  • make sure that your battery is fully charged and your psp is plugged into the mains.
  • connect your psp to you pc via the usb cable and establish a connection. If you do not have a usb cable, you can use a memory card reader.
  • open the v4.01m33-2 update rar folder and copy the “UPDATE” folder to your “GAME” folder (found in the “PSP” folder”).
  • extract the v4.01 eboot to your desktop and rename it to 401. now copy that file to the “UPDATE” folder that you have just put into the “GAME” folder..
  • cancel the usb connection. Now go over to the “Memory Card” icon and press enter.
  • scroll down to the v4.01m33-2 update icon and press enter. The psp will then start to unpack and then verify the 401.pbp and u235.prx files. if the psp hangs at this point, power down the psp (this will not brick the psp), enter the recovery menu and change the kernal settings to "kernal 3xx". it will not work if the kernal setting is at "kernal 150".
  • when this is done, the psp will ask you to “Press X to start the update, R to exit”. If you are happy to continue, press X.
  • you will then see an update screen that looks exactly like an official update screen. Don’t worry about it, just follow the on screen commands. X to start, then right (on the D-pad), press down to “Accept” then right, now right again. Now press X to start the update.
  • the psp will now update to v4.01m33-2. During the update, DO NOT remove the power or power down the psp. You will brick the psp.
  • congratulations, your psp is now on v401m33-2.
Note 1:
If your psp is on v1.50 to v3.51m33-7, then you can not simply use the v4.01m33-2 update folders to update as we were able to in the past. First you must install v3.52m33 then update to v3.52m33-3 or -4. click “[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]” for a good guide on how to do this. but if your psp is on v3.52m33-3 or -4 or above. then you can use this guide to update.

Note 2:
if you intend on using homebrew on a FAT psp, then you must install the v1.50 kernal patch. you can download this patch "[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]". if you have a slim and you wish to run older homebrew apps/game, then you must use a "Time machine". you can download it "[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]".

Note 3: This does not pertain to and is not for 4.02m33-2 only 3.80m33 & 3.90m33
3.71 fatmsmod patch. The driver for the reading of the memory stick was real good in 3.71. When Sony changed their firmware to 3.80+ they either did it intentionally or just a **** up on their part, changed the driver for the memory stick reading and caused it to be slow and caused lagging while playing ISO's and other reading problems. Dark Alex came out with a patch to run the 3.71 driver to correct those problems. click "[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]" to download the 3.71 fatmsmod patch.
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Re: [Guide] How to manually install custom firmware v3.90m33-2

Hey - great guide but I am having a prob; hope you don't mind me posting?

I have folllowed the guide but when I unpack I get a message saying "you need v3.52" but I am already running v3.52m33

Any ideas mate?

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Re: [Guide] How to manually install custom firmware v3.90m33-2

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lol....not a problem mate. we all do that at times. glad it's all working for you.
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Re: [Guide] How to manually install custom firmware v3.90m33-2

i having v3.90 m33 and now i going to try to update to 3.90 m33-2.. thanks alot for ur guides!! i'd really appreciate it!!
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Re: [Guide] How to manually install custom firmware v3.90m33-2

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i having v3.90 m33 and now i going to try to update to 3.90 m33-2.. thanks alot for ur guides!! i'd really appreciate it!!
not a problem. glad that i could help
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Re: [Guide] How to manually install custom firmware v3.90m33-2

am having problems when i run the update on my psp it unpacks then it jus stops at please wait

can smeone help on using 3.52m33-4
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Re: [Guide] How to manually install custom firmware v3.90m33-2

try putting the "UPDATE" folder in to the "352" folder and make sure that your kernal is set to 352 in the recovery menu.
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will do
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Re: [Guide] How to manually install custom firmware v3.90m33-2

hi i encounter these problem called "checking idstorage degeneration" ... i NEED HELP ><..........thankz
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try putting the "UPDATE" folder in to the "352" folder and make sure that your kernal is set to 352 in the recovery menu.
It worked all i had to is change to kernel 352 and leave the update where it was thanks alot buddy
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