Custom Firmwares

This is an incredibly obscure tutorial to say the least, but I did find a lot of people throughout the internet suffering from the same problem I was.  Here goes.

I will speak what is on everyones mind: The PSP scene is just about dead.  With official firmware sitting pretty on 6.60, and CFW no longer needing any more upgrading, the only real news is related to sales compared to the Vita.

Did you upgrade to Liquidzigong's PSP Custom Firmware PRO-B10 the other day? If so, and if you're experiencing problems related to the CIPL Installer/Flasher,...

Liquidzigong, aka Virtuous Flame, aka Hrimfaxi has released his next iteration in the PRO line of custom firmwares: PRO-B10 for 6.60, 6.39, 6.35 and 6.20. And it's compatible with just about every PSP model. What's new? Well, as usual there's no CHANGELOG packed in the...

It is the first time I've seen a neur0n CFW release without an official readme.txt; however, going by neur0n's previous track record, I'd assume PSP Custom Firmware (and Light Custom Firmware) 6.39 ME version 9.7 pack the same changes as...

Guess who? It's neur0n back again with another custom firmware update! It's 6.60 ME v1.6 -- and the change log says...

• Change CPU clock from 199/99 to 200/100.;
• Update VshMenu. Now you can use translate text.
• Fixed a ISO size when dump it...

A round of custom firmware updates wouldn't be complete without neur0n's 6.39 ME -- both CFW & LCFW 6.39 ME v9.6.

This new version adds a little twist on the VSH Menu, letting you edit it directly: Press SELECT to display the VSH Menu; the menu won't be...

What's better than a new firmware? A new custom firmware! Yessir... Coming for your PSP, regardless of model, is neur0n's 6.60 ME v1.5. Now you should be using LCFW if your PSP is newer than a PSP-1000 or PSP-2000 (non-TA088v3); and if you're still sportin' an early...