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The PSP has a smorgasbord of different motherboards, each with different abilities and restrictions. They all support the same custom firmware and homebrew nowadays, but to a different extent, so it is important to identify which motherboard you use with the below tools and our motherboard table.
An TA-088v1/v2 PSP shouldnt run a permanent patch in the first place, because cIPL is superior. The permanent patch and Infinity can (partly/mostly) unbrick newer PSPs, and this alone is worth installing them, because no lcfw launcher or OFW is able to unbrick a PSP.
The most vital step is running Infinity Firmware Flasher, as any mistake/interruption flashing to the PSP will brick it. 660 plugins on 661.prx is optional. It's for those that have additional plugins that haven't been updated from 6.60 FW to work on 6.61 FW. Since you don't seem to have those.txt files or additional plugins, you do not need it. PSP Firmware Update 6.61 Patch Notes Details PSN: Following the last firmware update (6.60) back in August 2011, Sony has released firmware update 6.61 for the PlayStation Portable today, and it's.
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Table
The motherboard table can be said to be the periodic table of the PSP; it is the fundamental to understanding which PSPs support which CFW installation method. Since the motherboard table has never been built in it's entirety, we took the effort to build one ourselves on this wiki. Credits to antonizoon, MrShyCity, and DWG21R.
| Motherboard | PSP Model | Generation | cIPL | 6.20 Perma Patch | Temporary CFW (LCFW) | Create Pandora | Pandora Unbrick | Lowest Possible OFW |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TA-079v1 | Fat 1000 | 01g | 6.60 PRO-C or 6.60 ME-1.8 | (Use cIPL Instead) | (Use cIPL Instead) | YES | YES | 1.00 |
| TA-079v2 | Fat 1000 | 01g | 6.60 PRO-C or 6.60 ME-1.8 | (Use cIPL Instead) | (Use cIPL Instead) | YES | YES | 1.00 |
| TA-079v3 | Fat 1000 | 01g | 6.60 PRO-C or 6.60 ME-1.8 | (Use cIPL Instead) | (Use cIPL Instead) | YES | YES | 1.00 |
| TA-081 | Fat 1000 | 01g | 6.60 PRO-C or 6.60 ME-1.8 | (Use cIPL Instead) | (Use cIPL Instead) | YES | YES | 1.00 |
| TA-082 | Fat 1000 | 01g | 6.60 PRO-C or 6.60 ME-1.8 | (Use cIPL Instead) | (Use cIPL Instead) | YES | YES | 1.00 |
| TA-086 | Fat 1000 | 01g | 6.60 PRO-C or 6.60 ME-1.8 | (Use cIPL Instead) | (Use cIPL Instead) | YES | YES | 1.00 |
| TA-085v1 | Slim 2000 | 02g | 6.60 PRO-C or 6.60 ME-1.8 | (Use cIPL Instead) | (Use cIPL Instead) | YES | YES | 3.60 |
| TA-085v2 | Slim 2000 | 02g | 6.60 PRO-C or 6.60 ME-1.8 | (Use cIPL Instead) | (Use cIPL Instead) | NO | YES | 3.60 |
| TA-088v1 | Slim 2000 | 02g | 6.60 PRO-C or 6.60 ME-1.8 | (Use cIPL Instead) | (Use cIPL Instead) | NO | YES | 3.60 |
| TA-088v2 | Slim 2000 | 02g | 6.60 PRO-C or 6.60 ME-1.8 | (Use cIPL Instead) | (Use cIPL Instead) | NO | YES | 3.60 |
| TA-088v3 | Slim 2000 | 02g | NO | 6.20 PRO-C | 6.60 PRO-C or 6.60 LME-1.8 | NO | NO | 3.9x/4.0x |
| TA-090v1 | Slim 2000 | 02g | 6.60 PRO-C or 6.60 ME-1.8 | (Use cIPL Instead) | (Use cIPL Instead) | NO | YES | 3.60 |
| TA-090v2 | Brite 3000 | 03g | NO | 6.20 PRO-C | 6.60 PRO-C or 6.60 LME-1.8 | NO | NO | 4.20 |
| TA-090v3 | Brite 3000 | 03g | NO | 6.20 PRO-C | 6.60 PRO-C or 6.60 LME-1.8 | NO | NO | 4.20 |
| TA-091 | Go N1000 | 05g | NO | 6.20 PRO-C | 6.60 PRO-C or 6.60 LME-1.8 | NO | NO | 5.70 (05g) |
| TA-092 | Brite 3000 | 03g | NO | 6.20 PRO-C | 6.60 PRO-C or 6.60 LME-1.8 | NO | NO | 4.20 |
| TA-093 | Brite 3000 | 04g | NO | 6.20 PRO-C | 6.60 PRO-C or 6.60 LME-1.8 | NO | NO | 5.70 (04g) |
| TA-094 | Go N1000 | 05g | NO | 6.20 PRO-C | 6.60 PRO-C or 6.60 LME-1.8 | NO | NO | 5.70 (05g) |
| TA-095v1 (07g) | Brite 3000 | 07g | NO | NO | 6.60 PRO-C or 6.60 LME-1.8 | NO | NO | 6.30 |
| TA-095v2 (07g) | Brite 3000 | 07g | NO | NO | 6.60 PRO-C or 6.60 LME-1.8 | NO | NO | 6.30 |
| TA-095v1 (09g) | Brite 3000 | 09g | NO | 6.20 PRO-C (Chronoswitch) | 6.60 PRO-C or 6.60 LME-1.8 | NO | NO | 5.70 (04g) |
| TA-095v2 (09g) | Brite 3000 | 09g | NO | 6.20 PRO-C (Chronoswitch) | 6.60 PRO-C or 6.60 LME-1.8 | NO | NO | 5.70 (04g) |
| TA-096 | Street E1000 | 11g | NO | NO | 6.60 PRO-C or 6.60 LME-1.8 | NO | NO | 6.50 |
Table Notes
- TA-095v1 (09g) and TA-095v2 (09g) have been shown to be functionally compatible with (04g) motherboards, allowing a downgrade to 6.20 using Chronoswitch. After using this downgrader, to upgrade above 6.20 you must use a special upgrade app .
- Some PSP Identification programs have recognized a non-existent 'TA-090v3' motherboard. This is a typo, it is actually a 'TA-090v2' motherboard. But to reduce confusion, we have added it to the chart with the same attributes as a 'TA-090v2'.
Image Tables
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These are the outdated originals. Only kept for archival purposes, don't use them.
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<gallery>File:MrShyCity_PSP_Motherboard_Overview.png|MrShyCity's Original 2012 PSP Motherboard list.File:DWG21R-Hackable-PSPs.png|DWG21R's picture that started it all.</gallery>
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Identifying your PSP Motherboard
Temporary CFW (LCFW)
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In order to use PSP identification software, we will need custom firmware (CFW) installed. This is no longer a Chicken-and-Egg problem as life was in the Dark Days, since Temporary Custom Firmware (LCFW) works on any PSP without risk of bricking.
Psp 6 60 Firmware
- In theory, you are finished, since custom firmware is already installed to your PSP.
- Continue only if you want to install CFW permanently (which does not bring much benefit anyway) and your PSP motherboard supports cIPL or 6.20 Permapatching (use PSPIdent and check the table).
PSPIdent
- Make sure Temporary Custom Firmware or equivalent is installed.
- Download PSPIdent v0.75 and extract the archive.
- Copy the PSPIDENT folder under the /PSP/GAME/ folder in the PSP's memory stick.
- Run PSPIdent from the XMB (main PSP menu), under Games -> Memory Stick.
- PSPIdent will display your motherboard model. Check the motherboard table on this page to see which method is right for you.
- Press Circle to create a screenshot for later use, and keep that picture in a safe place on your computer for reference.
- Press Home to exit PSPIdent.