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The PSP Homebrew community was one of the most dynamic and successful modding initiatives in the history of consumer electronics. It went from a small operation to bring out the most of the first affordable mobile computing device, and managed to rescue exploit after exploit from the jaws of defeat.
Yet now, their achievements are stuck in obscurity, disappearing under the curses of code and link rot. We need to save, restore, and liquidate what we can salvage from the ruins of the forums and the bottomless depths of the QJ archives.
- PSP Homebrew Intro - The world of PSP Homebrew and the current state of exploits.
- PSP Homebrew List - A description of the must haves in PSP Homebrew apps.
- PSP Console Emulation - A list of the biggest and best console emulators for the PSP.
- PSP Homebrew Programming - Create your own homebrew apps!
Custom Firmware adds a huge array of useful features pertaining to homebrew apps. Once, they were essential endpoints for running homebrew, but now with the signing keys, they're just a nice extra.
- PSP Custom Firmware History - The illustrious history of custom firmware, why it was invented, and where it goes from there.
- PSP Custom Firmware List - A lineup of the various firmwares available and the teams that built them.
- PSP Custom Firmware Install - Get a custom firmware on your PSP.
{{Note|With the advent of Geohot's Root Signing Keys, homebrew works on all PSP firmwares without modification. Therefore, all exploits are now obsolete.}}
- PSP Exploits Intro - A brief history of the stunning homebrew enablers on the PSP.
- PSP Exploits List - Descriptions of every major exploit on the PSP and how they were discovered.
- PSP Pandora's Battery - An exploit that not only installs custom firmware to a phone, but also repairs bricked PSPs.
- Create a list of great homebrew and find source code, save it on an Liquidation Committee github
- Compile the history of homebrew
- Create an intro to homebrew for new users.
- Find guide for popsloader on versions above 5.xx
- Port 6.60 PRO-C to PSP GO (if not already)
- Run through methods of installing 6.60 PRO, compatibility
- Find guides and history for old firmwares
- Make a full Pandora's battery guide
- Make a full history of exploits on the PSP
- Find an exploit to fully install CFW on newer motherboard PSP-3000s (just for convenience)
- Find a way to automatically run CFW installer
- Archive the very best homebrew and source code somewhere safe, like the Internet Archive.
- Find all the old PSP devs, find out history
- Bring back TN-Settings to new CFW
Memory Stick Duos are getting rare and expensive, so having a microSD card adapter is very handy. In fact, some adapters have a RAID setup, so you can plug in two cards to work as one!
If you want to swap cards a lot, use the single slot; it's more stable. If you are using two cards, they need to be formatted to work. Once that is done, don't ever remove them from their slots. Modern PSP Hardware is said to support up to 64GBs, though people have reported success with higher capacities.
While these adapters are acceptable for games and media, please keep at least a 128MB memory stick duo handy for CFW updates and any system sensitive stuff; crazy stuff can happen.