PSP 6.60 Custom Firmware Install on any PSP - PSP, PSP Slim, PSP 3000, PSP Go & E1000
The PSP Custom Firmware 6.60 PRO-B10 will work on all PSP models from the original PSP to the PSP Go and even the E1000, all you need is to be running the official 6.60 firmware to install and use this custom firmware.
Why would i want to install Custom Firmware on my PSP?
When custom firmware is on your PSP you can use emulators, homebrew applications and even backup your games to the memory stick. This allows you to easily carry around more than one game, and helps to save your PSP's battery as it does not need to power the UMD drive when playing games. You can also convert your old PS1 games and play them your PSP. All PS1 games are supported, not just games on the PSN. You can also add new features to your PSP via kernel mode background plugins, for example the ability to take screenshots in games.
Something to note is that you can only permanently install this firmware on a PSP 1000 or a PSP 2000 that is not an 88 v3 version. However its very easy to re load the custom firmware on a 88V3 PSP 2000, PSP 3000, PSP Go or E1000. I will cover finding out your PSP version later in this guide, all you need to know for now is that if you own a PSP you can follow this guide and get homebrew applications running on your PSP.
If the firmware is permanently installed it means your PSP will boot directly in to the custom firmware when powered on, if not it means you will have to enable it again by launching a simple app. This however only needs doing from a cold boot, if you leave the PSP in standby like most people do (you probably do this without realising) then you will not need to enable it.
1. Updating your PSP to 6.60:
To begin Download the Official PSP 6.60 firmware and update your PSP.
To update the PSP simply extract the PSP folder from the 6.60 update RAR file and move it to your PSP's memory stick.
As you can see below the PSPGAMEUPDATE folder contains the EBOOT.PBP update.
Now on your PSP go to Game > Memory stick then launch the 6.60 update, follow the instructions to install the update:
Hack ANY PSP to CFW 6.60 PRO-B10 (Safe and Easy)(1000, 2000, 3000, PSP GO)
2. Installing the custom firmware:
Now Download the PSP 6.60 PRO-C2 custom firmware, inside this RAR file you will find 3x folders that you need:
PROUPDATE
FastRecovery
CIPL_Flasher
Copy the PROUPDATE to the PSP > Game folder on the memory card:
Regardless of your PSP model you can safely run the PROUPDATE application:
After running the update press 'X' and the custom firmware will install, all been well your PSP will now be running custom firmware until you power it off.
That's it, it's a simple as that your PSP is now running custom firmware and can take advantage of all the additional abilities of a hacked PSP, however read on for information on how to permanently flash the custom firmware if supported by your PSP, or how to enable the custom firmware again if you power your PSP off.
3. Can i permanently flash the custom firmware to my PSP?
Now your PSP can run unsigned code we will find out if you can permanently flash the custom firmware to your PSP.
Download PSP Ident
Unzip and copy the program to your PSP > Game folder like you did with the custom firmware installer, then load PSP Ident up on your PSP:
You will be presented with lots of information about your PSP, the screenshot below is from my PSP 1000:
We can see that my PSP is a 1.2 the 1 been a PSP 1000 and it has a 79 V3 motherboard, which is capable of having custom firmware permanently flashed to it.
Remember you can only permanently install this firmware on a PSP 1000 or a PSP 2000 that is not an 88 v3 version.
4. If you can permanently flash custom firmware read on, if not go to 5.
Copy the CIPL_Flasher from the Pro C2 firmware you downloaded to the PSP > Game folder on the memory card, then run the application from your PSP to make the custom firmware permanent.
You can now power your PSP off and still have custom firmware when you power it on again, that's is your PSP is permanently hacked. The only thing that will remove this is by upgrading to a newer official firmware, which at the time of writing does not exist. As its been over 2 years since the last official PSP update was released its unlikely any more system updates will be released by Sony.
5. If you can not permanently flash custom firmware:
For PSP's that can not permanently install custom firmware copy the FastRecovery folders to the PSPGame folder memory card. If you ever power your PSP off simply run this application again to enable custom firmware. The custom firmware will stick until you totally power your PSP off. As mentioned earlier when you normally press the power button the PSP will sleep, to totally power the PSP off you need to hold the power button down for 5 seconds.
6. End result:
I have personally tested and made this firmware permanent on my PSP 1000 and a friends PSP 2000 (Non 88v3). If you are unsure about anything just use the PROUPDATE and enjoy custom firmware. If you ever power your PSP off fully just use the fast recovery program, there is little risk to your PSP doing this.
As 6.60 is the latest official PSP firmware you will be able to play any game released to date, you will also be able to connect to the PSN and buy stuff. The best of both worlds I think you will agree
Attached Files Attached Files
File Type:PSPIDENT_075_21-10-2011.zip
File Type:660PRO-C2.zip
The PSP Custom Firmware 6.60 PRO-B10 will work on all PSP models from the original PSP to the PSP Go and even the E1000, all you need is to be running the official 6.60 firmware to install and use this custom firmware.
Why would i want to install Custom Firmware on my PSP?
When custom firmware is on your PSP you can use emulators, homebrew applications and even backup your games to the memory stick. This allows you to easily carry around more than one game, and helps to save your PSP's battery as it does not need to power the UMD drive when playing games. You can also convert your old PS1 games and play them your PSP. All PS1 games are supported, not just games on the PSN. You can also add new features to your PSP via kernel mode background plugins, for example the ability to take screenshots in games.
Something to note is that you can only permanently install this firmware on a PSP 1000 or a PSP 2000 that is not an 88 v3 version. However its very easy to re load the custom firmware on a 88V3 PSP 2000, PSP 3000, PSP Go or E1000. I will cover finding out your PSP version later in this guide, all you need to know for now is that if you own a PSP you can follow this guide and get homebrew applications running on your PSP.
If the firmware is permanently installed it means your PSP will boot directly in to the custom firmware when powered on, if not it means you will have to enable it again by launching a simple app. This however only needs doing from a cold boot, if you leave the PSP in standby like most people do (you probably do this without realising) then you will not need to enable it.
1. Updating your PSP to 6.60:
To begin Download the Official PSP 6.60 firmware and update your PSP.
To update the PSP simply extract the PSP folder from the 6.60 update RAR file and move it to your PSP's memory stick.
As you can see below the PSPGAMEUPDATE folder contains the EBOOT.PBP update.
Now on your PSP go to Game > Memory stick then launch the 6.60 update, follow the instructions to install the update:
Hack ANY PSP to CFW 6.60 PRO-B10 (Safe and Easy)(1000, 2000, 3000, PSP GO)
2. Installing the custom firmware:
Now Download the PSP 6.60 PRO-C2 custom firmware, inside this RAR file you will find 3x folders that you need:
PROUPDATE
FastRecovery
CIPL_Flasher
Copy the PROUPDATE to the PSP > Game folder on the memory card:
Regardless of your PSP model you can safely run the PROUPDATE application:
After running the update press 'X' and the custom firmware will install, all been well your PSP will now be running custom firmware until you power it off.
That's it, it's a simple as that your PSP is now running custom firmware and can take advantage of all the additional abilities of a hacked PSP, however read on for information on how to permanently flash the custom firmware if supported by your PSP, or how to enable the custom firmware again if you power your PSP off.
3. Can i permanently flash the custom firmware to my PSP?
Now your PSP can run unsigned code we will find out if you can permanently flash the custom firmware to your PSP.
Download PSP Ident
Unzip and copy the program to your PSP > Game folder like you did with the custom firmware installer, then load PSP Ident up on your PSP:
You will be presented with lots of information about your PSP, the screenshot below is from my PSP 1000:
We can see that my PSP is a 1.2 the 1 been a PSP 1000 and it has a 79 V3 motherboard, which is capable of having custom firmware permanently flashed to it.
Remember you can only permanently install this firmware on a PSP 1000 or a PSP 2000 that is not an 88 v3 version.
4. If you can permanently flash custom firmware read on, if not go to 5.
Copy the CIPL_Flasher from the Pro C2 firmware you downloaded to the PSP > Game folder on the memory card, then run the application from your PSP to make the custom firmware permanent.
You can now power your PSP off and still have custom firmware when you power it on again, that's is your PSP is permanently hacked. The only thing that will remove this is by upgrading to a newer official firmware, which at the time of writing does not exist. As its been over 2 years since the last official PSP update was released its unlikely any more system updates will be released by Sony.
5. If you can not permanently flash custom firmware:
For PSP's that can not permanently install custom firmware copy the FastRecovery folders to the PSPGame folder memory card. If you ever power your PSP off simply run this application again to enable custom firmware. The custom firmware will stick until you totally power your PSP off. As mentioned earlier when you normally press the power button the PSP will sleep, to totally power the PSP off you need to hold the power button down for 5 seconds.
6. End result:
I have personally tested and made this firmware permanent on my PSP 1000 and a friends PSP 2000 (Non 88v3). If you are unsure about anything just use the PROUPDATE and enjoy custom firmware. If you ever power your PSP off fully just use the fast recovery program, there is little risk to your PSP doing this.
As 6.60 is the latest official PSP firmware you will be able to play any game released to date, you will also be able to connect to the PSN and buy stuff. The best of both worlds I think you will agree
Attached Files Attached Files
File Type:PSPIDENT_075_21-10-2011.zip
File Type:660PRO-C2.zip
PSP Firmware 6.60 aka PSP OFW 6.60 has been release not too long ago to the Playstation Community. PSP Firmware 6.60 was develop and release by Sony Playstation to offer a bit more security and features on the PSP and PSP Go System. But most of all this new PSP firmware 6.39 patches some of the 6.39 kernel that were made available before for.
Once again a B revision outruns PRO C which is in development since B4. Without further ado, Here is 6.XX PRO B10. It features the usual bug fixes over the last release.
Changelog:
Feb 14, 2015 6.60 PRO-C2 CFW. Publication date. PSP Custom firmware. Extract the ZIP-Archive and copy everything to your 'PSP/GAME' folder. Run the '660 PRO-C Updater' from the XMB and install the CFW. To make the CFW permanent run the CIPL-Flasher Tool. (+New+) 6.60 PRO-B10 fix 1 released for all psp units: Download it Here: Light Custom Firmware 6.60 PRO-B9 (FIX) +( New): Official PRO CFW websites with download list: - For PSP 1000 & 2000 with Non-V3 Module! Installation: 1.Run the PRO UPDATE first. In the PRO-UPDATE, press (X) button to launch the installation.Now it will writing 10 files on. Psp custom firmware pro-b10 (fixed version). Here is my psp running cfw 6. Di system information pasti tertulis 660 pro-c sekarang. How to upgrade to psp 6. Image titled download free psp games step 3. Image titled download free psp games step 1. Tutorial 660 pro-c fast recovery - psp street e1000. I got psp 3000 brite. Im running the cfw 6.60 custom firmware b10. I am figuring out the VSH menu. I still dont know how to get into the other settings for the game tho. Idk what plgins i need either.i still cant get it to show the game. I saw on another site i need to get into.Go back to Main Menu then Advance Advance Configuration.Enable.
- [!]fix bugs: ISOCache infinite loop、unsupport>2GB ISO，and Need for Speed: Carbon Own The City track disappear
- [!]ISOCache default 256
- [!]fix PSPGo ISO VIDEO MOUNT problem in start game
- [!]fix Recovery menu low probability halt，Recovery menu cpu speed not display 333/166
- [!]fix problem in ISO file name (thx to popsdeco)
- [!]fix ISO file size when mounting UMD through USB (thx to neur0ner)
- [!]optimize order of the patch
- [!]fix the problem of decryption code
- [+]reduce FastRecovery file size，speedup fast recovery (thx to neur0ner)
- [+]support Satelite and Recovery menu translation file，fonts can be changed
- [+]hold R to disable VSH plugins when start XMB
- [+]Recovery menu add Delete Hibernation and highlight effect
- [+]support 2GB~4GB ISO/CSO
Here are some the most frequently asked questions about PRO LCFW:
- What is LCFW ? LCFW a.k.a Light Custom Firmware is a custom firmware that is stored in the RAM as well as in the Flash0 and when the PSP is completely turned off it gets erased(only from the RAM). It’s the only CFW available for PSP 3000/GO/E1000 and PSP 2000 with TA088v3. It enables you to play PS1 games, PSP iso/cso games and to run homebrews and plugins.
- Is there a way to make this LCFW permanent? If your PSP supports 6.20 OFW there is so called Permanent Patch that can make the 6.20 Pro B10 permanent and it’s supported by any PSP that supports 6.20 OFW. If you have PSP 1000 or PSP 2000 with non-TA088v3 motherboard you can also install 6.39 Pro B10 or 6.60 Pro B10 and install CIPL. This will make the LCFW full CFW.
- What is Fast Recovery? After the initial installation of the LCFW there is easier way to turn it on. It’s to run the Fast Recovery.
- Can I delete the files after the installation? If you have installed 6.20 Pro B10 with a permanent patch or CIPL you can delete everything. If not than you can delete everything except the Fast Recovery.
- What PSPs are supported?
- 6.20 Pro B10 – 1g,2g,3g,4g,5g,6g,downgraded to 6.20 9g
- 6.35 Pro B10 – 1g,2g,3g,4g,5g,6g,7g,9g
- 6.39 Pro B10 – 1g,2g,3g,4g,5g,6g,7g,9g
- 6.60 Pro B10 - 1g,2g,3g,4g,5g,6g,7g,9g,11g a.k.a PSP E1000( not yet tested )
- I installed 6.20 Permanent Patch and got a file called vshorig.prx. What to do it? This is file that will help you if something with your PSP went wrong. Copy it somewhere save – on your computer for example.
- Install the some of these OFW : 6.20,6.35,6.39,6.60 ( No matter if you downgrade or upgrade or you are on one of them already )
- Download the version of the LCFW that corresponds to your OFW
- Unrar both FastRecovery and PROUPDATE folders in PSP/GAME
- Run the 6.XX PRO UPDATE Icon from Game – Memory Stick
2.00 Firmware Psp 6.60 Pro B10 Fix 32
You will see black screen like the one below. Hit the X button. When the installation completes hit the X button again.
- You are now back to the menu with 6.XX Pro B10 installed.
2.00 Firmware Psp 6.60 Pro B10 Fix 3d
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