25/03/2008, 08:33 AM
25/03/2008, 10:12 AM
have you installed a mutlipl and forgotten?
25/03/2008, 10:33 AM
hmm try a hard reset and remove the battery and put it back again
25/03/2008, 10:59 AM
roberth Wrote:have you installed a mutlipl and forgotten?
no.
u_c_taker Wrote:hmm try a hard reset and remove the battery and put it back again
i don't think that's the issue here. i mean it's semi-modded battery... it will turn on the PSP when it gets put in it, but will load the XMB
25/03/2008, 11:11 AM
Then only 1 of 3 things happened.
1: You flash (knowingly or not) the alway on serial.
2: You flashed (knowingly or not, again) the 'boot normal IPL'
3: You have a battery form some parallel universe.
Sorry, this is very strange if it's not 1 or 2, more so if it's 3.
1: You flash (knowingly or not) the alway on serial.
2: You flashed (knowingly or not, again) the 'boot normal IPL'
3: You have a battery form some parallel universe.
Sorry, this is very strange if it's not 1 or 2, more so if it's 3.
25/03/2008, 11:29 AM
3 for sure. becasue i didn't do anything to that battery.
25/03/2008, 11:33 AM
I still like my answer better I said everything everyone else said but in a more complex way.
25/03/2008, 12:04 PM
that's still a hardmod battery
25/03/2008, 12:13 PM
My answer covered both.
I mentioned the pins of a hardmodded.
And the reprogrammed microcontrollers of a softmodded.
either way if you have proof that its possible then the ultimate answer is
Yes
I mentioned the pins of a hardmodded.
And the reprogrammed microcontrollers of a softmodded.
either way if you have proof that its possible then the ultimate answer is
Yes
25/03/2008, 03:32 PM
xero1 Wrote:Syfe Wrote:then why did it boot normally? with 2 bars.
when it was that it wouldn't start the xmb
and now here i had a service battery switch back to normal.
Could you have taken out the service mode battery, used A/C power then put in the service mode battery?
That will put you into normal mode, until you boot via the service mode battery only. (no A/C power)
Take/unplug out the A/C and battery out and just put in the service mode battery.
your completly wrong - if you boot your psp with ac power and service mode activated and keep the ac power plugged in it will still think its in service mode - even when you convert the battery back to normal mode - its only when power is completly removed then the battery inserted will the psp then boot in normal mode (provided the battery has been converted back to normal first).
o and by the way thanks for the sarcastic reply - really helpfull. what proof do you have that the battery doesn't hold the bios information in a temporary location while the battery has power? what proof do you have that the battery doesn't have a default config?
even if im wrong who are you to shoot down my ideas and suggestions? at least i tried to help.