6.35 PRO-A4 PSP LCFW released
Posted by sylv3rblade •
February 21, 2011 •
Consoles, General Gaming, Homebrew, Playstation Portable •
14 Comments
Looks like Vflame beat Total_noob to the punch as the latest update to his 6.35 PRO LCFW, 6.35 PRO-A4 supports PSX games out of the box! Yep, PSX games it’s not clear yet whether this includes PSX games (from the CDs) dumped into an eboot file and/or PSN download PSX titles. The changelog says it only supports PSX games from the PSN but multiple user reports indicate that 6.35 Pro-A4 also runs dumped PS One games.
You will need to delete/replace the older files. No need to uninstall 6.35 Pro-A or 6.35 Pro-A2 or 6.35 Pro-A3 as you can install this update over them.
Changelog:
[!] may not fix the problem version.txt
[!] Increase compatibility of homebrew applications
[+] Add support for PSN PS1 games
PS1 Gamesl from the PSN are working now!
Quote:
Note: Currently does not support self-transformation PS1 ISO. Can only be downloaded PSN PS1 games on the run successfully. PS1 games downloaded from PSN, run a PS1game, and then copy the entire game folder to another 635PRO users can run.
Download 6.35 Pro-A4:
6.35 Pro-A4 Updater
6.35 Pro-A4 Fast Recovery
or simply get
6.35 Pro-A4 Complete pack
Thanks to tenshi for the tip!
Now if you, like me, are wondering whatever happened to the 6.20 TN-D release, and how it’s related to 6.35 Pro-A4 release, do read on.
A user named HacKmaN from the pspking.de forums claims that Liquidzigong aka vflame ripped their Popsloader code and slapped it on to 6.35 Pro-A4.
Here’s a rough translation via google translate
If you speak german you can view the full thread right here.
Tags: 6.35 Pro, 6.35 Pro-A, 6.35 Pro-A4, Homebrew, Homebrew Loader, Playstation Portable
it works well…..
can you please tell me what kind of ps1 game is working because my bust a groove eboot file exits after the sony logo… tnx
PSX PSN games = bought from the PSN store
so i cannot play downloaded ps1 games??
can you please tell me what kind of ps1 game is working because my bust a groove eboot file exits after the sony logo.
so what, does this install on ALL PSPs, regardless of hackable status, and whether or not it’s a 2000 series, 3000 series, or Go? Or do we still have to rely on jerry rigged forms of CFW (HENs)?
PRO-A still rely’s on Hen but since they access flash0, they’re more akin to real CFWs (and have more features).
And yes, it can be installed on any PSP model.
Good deal. just out of curiosity:
1. which is better: TN-C or this 6.35 PRO-A
and 2. could I still downgrade to 6.20 OFW if needed?
i prefer you to use PRO-A4 …..
you can still downgrade from 6.35 to 6.20…
Awesome. I’m totally there!! …just as soon as I finish up all this work at home. đ
OK, I totally need some help.. I tried running the updater, CFW installs. OK, so I try rebooting into it. Nothing happens, I am on OFW still. So I run the fast recovery tool. again, nothing happens.
What I find weird is that this program thinks I have a PSP Brite 4000 model, yet I clearly have a PSP 3001 Piano Black edition… help…?
hmm this is odd. Try the older version, 6.35 Pro-A3. It could be a bug with this release. If that doesn’t work you may need to go about it the hard way (downgrade, reupdate to 6.35, reinstall 6.35 Pro-A).
…nevermind. Be sure to delete the seplugins folder on your PSP’s memory stick AND the openidea ISO loader in order for it to work.
*insert the price is right loser horns here*
one minor nag… is it possible to re-enable the PSP splash screen upon booting a game/homebrew? also, is there a way to put more ISO drivers into the UMD loading?
i just want to help…
6.35 PRO-B is released….. ^_^