6.60 permanent CFW

[theguynextdoor]

Does anyone know of a way to permanetly install custom firmware for 6.60 (safely)? I already have 6.60 pro-b9 but still, it gets annoying when I always need to enable it. And also, does custom firmware affect the battery or the UMD disk? Thanks

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[Howto]

ok so 6.60 pro cfw have one more folder named CIPL flasher put this in the Game folder and run it

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[equis]

Does anyone know of a way to permanetly install custom firmware for 6.60 (safely)? I already have 6.60 pro-b9 but still, it gets annoying when I always need to enable it. And also, does custom firmware affect the battery or the UMD disk? Thanks

You need to have a hackable system. If not, there's no way.

CFW AFAIK doesn't affect the battery or your UMD. Some plugins in fact help you saving some battery.

[Tipped OuT]

Does anyone know of a way to permanetly install custom firmware for 6.60 (safely)? I already have 6.60 pro-b9 but still, it gets annoying when I always need to enable it. And also, does custom firmware affect the battery or the UMD disk? Thanks

First, you need to confirm that you have a fully hackable PSP. A fully hackable PSP, is a PSP 1000, or a PSP 2000 with a motherboard that isn't a TA-088 v3. You can check your motherboard by using PSPident. A PSP 3000 and PSP Go aren't fully hackable, period, and you will brick if you attempt to install a permanent custom firmware on those devices.

Now if you do have a fully hackable PSP, then what you can do is use 6.60 PRO-B9's CIPL (custom ipl) flasher. This will make your 6.60 PRO-B9 a permanent custom firmware. An alternative permanent custom firmware is 6.60 ME-1.6.

[theguynextdoor]

I have a PSP 3000. Ill try to solve the problem and the motherboard and whatever. And anyway, I would like to know what are the motherboards for? Thanks man

[theguynextdoor]

Wait!!! Hold on, I will give you details of my motherboard. Also can you guys help if I could change the motherboard or if there is a cipl flasher that works for this or something ?
Motherboard Model: TA-093
Motherboard Type: Brite 4g/3002
Bat. EEPROM Acess: No

Tell me if you need more info. thanks

[Steven]

aw if you really want a permanent cfw downgrade to 6.20 and install PRO-B9 along with the permanent patch
cuz the CIPL flasher isn't for your psp it's for fully hackable psp try to install it and you'lll end up a nice brick

[Tipped OuT]

Wait!!! Hold on, I will give you details of my motherboard. Also can you guys help if I could change the motherboard or if there is a cipl flasher that works for this or something ?
Motherboard Model: TA-093
Motherboard Type: Brite 4g/3002
Bat. EEPROM Acess: No

Tell me if you need more info. thanks

You can't use a permenant custom firmware on a PSP 3000, I told you that. There aren't any motherboards available for a 3000 that are fully hackable.

So you're stuck with what you have, unless you want to downgrade to 6.20 and use the "perma-patch", to get a technically permenant custom firmware on your 3000. I do not recommand this, because you risk an unnecessary brick when dealing with these things. It's your choice though.

[thedicemaster]

what i do is use standby all the time.
psp's have a very efficient standby mode with almost no battery drain.
and it's safer to have an easy way to disable cfw.

[theguynextdoor]

yeah, standby, thats good. my older brother uses standby all the time. I just think its better to shut down to 'refresh' your system, and once I put it to sleep mode and the battery almost ran out! But thanks