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This guide will cover installing ARK-4 on the PSP and general usage to cover the basics of this newer custom firmware(CFW). It is a successor to PRO and ME with additional features and being actively updated.
- Update PSP Official Firmware
Place the EBOOT file in a folder named UPDATE in /PSP/GAME/...
- Update PSP Official Firmware
1 cze 2007 · Features: Homebrew Compatible - Run your own unsigned applications, both user and kernel mode. Plugin Compatible - Add new features to your PSP via kernel mode background plugins. ISO / CSO Game Dump Playback - Backup your own UMD discs via USB and play them from Flash Storage.
PRO CFW supports the following 4 different PSP Kernel: 6.20, 6.35, 6.39, 6.60. If your PSP runs a firmware, lower or equal to 6.60, your PSP should be compatible to PRO CFW. Should your PSP run a firmware, lower than your target PRO Base Kernel Version, please install the appropriate Update File.
Unleash the full power of your PSP with the most popular Custom Firmware on the scene! Compatible with all PSP models on firmwares 6.20, 6.35, 6.39, and 6.60. If you don’t know what Pro CFW is yet, here’s what their google code page has to say about it: Homebrew Compatible ? Run your own unsigned applications, both user and kernel mode.
Updated cIPL compatible with all PSP models, including toolkits, for truely permanent CFW. Can be fully installed and booted on memory stick via Time Machine. Can be used to unbrick any PSP model using Despertar del Cementerio Version 10 in combination with a Pandora Battery or Baryon Sweeper.
Adrenaline is a software that modifies the official PSP Emulator using taiHEN CFW framework to make it run a PSP 6.61 custom firmware. Thanks to the power of taiHEN, Adrenaline can inject custom code into the IPL which allows unsigned code to run at boottime.
Infinity is a tool that allows users to enable persistent custom firmware on their PlayStation Portable. Supporting every model on firmwares 6.60 and 6.61, a user can install infinity and enjoy either PRO or ME custom firmware without ever having go through the process of re-enabling it after every reboot. This is my final homebrew contribution ...
