How to use popsloader:). (popsloader,popsloader for m33-2 n popsloader for 5.50. You need to copy the SEPLUGINS's folder from PSP.POPSloader.5.50-GEN. 5.50 GEN PopsLoader for ps1 games on psp. Use this to play playstation 1 games on psp custom firmware 5.50 GEN A-D 3.

And so to address the Eternal Question Is there really a God, what are we all here for and is 42 a relevant answer?ahem, which PSP firmware Is best? The simple answer is that no firmware is in itself the best, they simply fulfil the requirements of the individual using the PSP. There have always been alternative custom firmwares on offer even when Dark Alex was active but at the time the choice was simpleOE, M33 or whatever iteration of the team’s release history simply eclipsed the opposition.

However the PSP got old and developers gradually grew disinterested and so when Alex left the scene for the second, and seemingly final, time the future looked bleak. Who would provide future updates when new protections were implemented? Download Manual De Residuos Peligrosos. and that’s just about when “FIRMWARE WARS!” began. Ultimately it’s personal choice in the most part, but the differences and Pro’s and Con’s between them do help that decision, as does the model of PSP you possess. Additionally we’ll only be considering what I’ve called “end-stage” firmware releasesthe final iteration in the chain of releases which in virtually all firmwares is the definitive CFW to opt for in that series.So where best to start than with a nice diagrammatic reference showing exactly which firmwares will work on which PSP models. This will give you a quick idea of your options.read on for further elaboration.

5.00 M33-6 ( Yes people still use it!) 5.00M33-6 is NOT for all. In fact it’s not for many people at all, in part because nearly all PSP’s released from mid 2008 won’t work with it, and also because it’s become user unfriendly for want of a better descriptor. So who can use it and why should they? (the following refers to the Vanilla M33 install.) PSP 3000 and PSP Go owners move along now.

This isn’t the firmware you’re looking for.it simply isn’t compatible. As for PSP 1000 users you’re good to go should you desire.

However, it’s those darned PSP 2000’s that throw a spanner in the works. Les Derniers Seront Les Premiers Dry Rar. it all comes down to motherboards and whether you have a protected Pre-IPL and IPL chain (rendering your PSP incompatible with this firmware) or not. Now with the advent of signed homebrew and temporary HEN’s and CFW’s it’s become a simple matter to identify your motherboard (and I won’t go into the details here other than to say PSPIdent does a sterling job), but if on checking you find your PSP 2000 has a TA-088v3 motherboard you can go and join the 3000 and Go owners. This PSP motherboard CANNOT use M33 firmwares. So we’re now left with PSP 1000’s (all of them) and the PSP 2000’s which DO NOT have a TA-088v3 boardyou guys can use M33-6. Again it’s beyond my mandate to explain installs (which I won’t be doing for any firmwares discussed) but suffice to say a simple Recovery Flash will work wonders with a small update if required. So that’s WHO can use itbut WHY would you want to?