wrapping Nand bus for external Firmware in the NET i just know 4 person was done ^o^
1st is nem
2nd is 0okm
3rd is ryoko_no_usagi
4th is BOOSTER or his friend
i hope more people can have Multi Firmware ^o^
posted by 0okm @ 6/21/2006 01:05:00 pm11 comments
At 6/21/2006 08:52:00 pm, Gabe said...
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At 6/27/2006 12:48:00 am, funkingwangsta said...
At 6/27/2006 12:48:00 am, funkingwangsta said...
At 6/27/2006 08:54:00 am, 0okm said...
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At 7/05/2006 09:10:00 am, 0okm said... [+/-]
Looking at the pins that are wired up, is it possible for the mod chip to actually re-write the data to the flash rom? I think if the PSP is bricked, then you must always use the flash rom from the mod chip. Does that make sense?
I'm bad at soldering and seeing the pictures i think you need a magnifier to do this, i'm not taking my chances with this one. I was wondering, what is the chance of bricking your psp? and how much time does it take to accomplish this, from an untouched psp to a fully assembled one again? For me it would be an option to buy a psp with the chip already installed :)
Hi Ookm i really really hope you can help I have a massive favour to ask!?? I have a UN chip on the way but the only problem is my psp is 2.6 so i have no firmware to flash to the chip please could you send me a nand-dump.bin of either 1.0 or 1.5 firmware i would be extremely greatful i can apprecite the nature of this request and i realise my cheek in asking but i have nowhere else to turn! So if you see fit can you e-mail it to me at funkingwangsta@lycos.com or could you point me in the direction of the firmware i would be most greatful P.s this may sound stupid but is there anyway i can flash a 1.5 eboot to a chip!??!
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Ok, I found a great link detailing which traces go to which pins courtesy of unbricker.com
nand_traces.jpg
unbricker tech page
Using the reference letters from the Undiluted Platinum mod-chip instructions, here is the correspondence to each.
Undiluted platinum mod chip instructions pic
Pin name: UP reference letter
IO7: A
IO5: B
IO4: C
IO6: D
IO3: E
IO0: F
IO1: G
IO2: H
RE: I
CE: J/P (the one you cut)
W/En: K
R/B: L
ALE: M
CLE: N
WP: O
Looking at the pins that are wired up, is it possible for the mod chip to actually re-write the data to the flash rom? I think if the PSP is bricked, then you must always use the flash rom from the mod chip. Does that make sense?
i think it can
"UP" USB -> "UP" Flash
other i don't know :P
I'm bad at soldering and seeing the pictures i think you need a magnifier to do this, i'm not taking my chances with this one. I was wondering, what is the chance of bricking your psp? and how much time does it take to accomplish this, from an untouched psp to a fully assembled one again? For me it would be an option to buy a psp with the chip already installed :)
Hi Ookm i really really hope you can help
I have a massive favour to ask!?? I have a UN chip on the way but the only problem is my psp is 2.6 so i have no firmware to flash to the chip please could you send me a nand-dump.bin of either 1.0 or 1.5 firmware i would be extremely greatful i can apprecite the nature of this request and i realise my cheek in asking but i have nowhere else to turn! So if you see fit can you e-mail it to me at funkingwangsta@lycos.com or could you point me in the direction of the firmware i would be most greatful
P.s this may sound stupid but is there anyway i can flash a 1.5 eboot to a chip!??!
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>>funkingwangsta
1. i haven't U.P.
so i don't know what format they use on FW backup
2. i can't send FW image to anyone
because it is illegal !!
Ookm: can you confirm this works?
http://www.maxconsole.net/content_img/upaltit.jpg
I don't believe it does because that IC contains the RAM too...
If it does work, there are many possibilities to make much easier installation...
it's so funny
i don't think PSP will work without RAM :P
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