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Flash1 Formatter v1 |
Listed in: Homebrew Applications Tags: Flash Memory, psp homebrews, XMB
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We don't have to remind you how big the risk is when we deal with the PSP's flash memory. No matter how good you get, there's always that danger of damaging or bricking your beloved handheld.Well, here's something to make you smile all day long: a group of homebrew developers who refer to themselves as Team tOc (The Oblivious Coders) dropped by our forums today and released the first version of their Flash1 Formatter. This one is quite complicated, but in simple terms, the program lets you recover from a corrupted flash1 ("Woot! Woot!" as the commenters say).
Before you use this application, please take note that it only works through recovery. If you try to run it through the XMB, you will witness your PSP freeze. So beware.
Also, Team tOc added that Flash1 Formatter will only work if "lflash_fatfmt.prx" is located in flash0:/kd. In the event that it is not, the program looks in ms0:/lflash_fatfmt.prx.
There are still a few important details to take note of, so be sure to READ through the README before you do anything. (You do that anyway for EVERY piece of software before you use it, don't you?)
Furthermore, installation and usage is quite easy. After placing the folder in the root of your memory stick, all you have to do is follow the simple steps below. By the way, Team tOc is composed of well known developers EvilSeph, Moca, TUW, Ahadiel and kando.
- Turn off your PSP
- Turn on your PSP while holding down R to boot into Recovery Mode.
- Scroll to "Run program at /PSP/GAME/RECOVERY/EBOOT.PBP" and press Cross.
- Press tOc (Triangle + Circle + Cross) to unlock the program [this is to force people to read this readme.txt]
- Read the on-screen instructions (can be found in the readme file).
Discuss: [Forum Release Thread]
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Surely if you tell people this in the home-brew description it doesn't force people to read the read me, and defeats the object of doing it.
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I used it worked great...
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anyway i got it from a friend (i swapped it for the psp stand you get with ur psp (he wanted the stand and i wanted the screen protector)
but anyway he got it from ebay i think! (pretty sure he did!!!!!
i just wanted it coz i like screen protectors that dont make ur psp to big so it can fit confortably in my pocket as it's supposed to!!!!!
dont know wh y i went and told you the whole story of the screen protector but hay! why not! summit to do!!!!!
hope u find 1, i wouldent mind a new 1 myself! but there r 1's just like that 1 but it doesn't stay flat againt the screen!! you lift it up and it's like a sun guard ut you put it dont when ur not playing it to protect the screen!! (my bro has 1) (may have to steel it)
p.s! great app (LOL) i have the fear of bricking my psp when formatting!!! (only flashed like 3 times (3.02 OEa ----> 3.02 OEb ----> 3.03 OEa)
Much'o appreciation on the great hombew people!!!!
(BIG THANKS)
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Good luck to the people who're going to try this out though
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QJ have not made a mistake.
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Please provide more information and suggestions so that we can improve this program.
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Thanks for the great and easy as hell to use program.
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