Go to . If the system software reads 6.61 PRO-C ∞ (with the infinity symbol), your modification is complete and completely permanent! What Can You Do With a Modded PSP?
: Add quality-of-life enhancements, such as sorting categories, in-game screenshot tools, and customized user interfaces. Troubleshooting and Best Practices
: The tool that enables the "permanent" aspect of the custom firmware (CFW) so it remains active after a reboot. Custom Firmware Files
: Install homebrew emulators to play Game Boy Advance (GPSP), SNES (SNES9xTYL), and Sega Genesis (PicoDrive) titles.
Following MrMario2011’s video order (PRO-C2 first):
Copy the FLASHER , LAUNCHER , and Infinity folders into their respective paths under PSP/GAME/ . Step 3: Update to Official Firmware 6.61 (Skip this step if your PSP is already on official 6.61). Disconnect the USB cable.
Turn off your PSP completely by holding the power switch up for 5 seconds. Turn the console back on.
Go to . If the system software reads 6.61 PRO-C ∞ (with the infinity symbol), your modification is complete and completely permanent! What Can You Do With a Modded PSP?
: Add quality-of-life enhancements, such as sorting categories, in-game screenshot tools, and customized user interfaces. Troubleshooting and Best Practices psp 661 infinity 20 cfw pack by mrmario2011
: The tool that enables the "permanent" aspect of the custom firmware (CFW) so it remains active after a reboot. Custom Firmware Files : Add quality-of-life enhancements
: Install homebrew emulators to play Game Boy Advance (GPSP), SNES (SNES9xTYL), and Sega Genesis (PicoDrive) titles. such as sorting categories
Following MrMario2011’s video order (PRO-C2 first):
Copy the FLASHER , LAUNCHER , and Infinity folders into their respective paths under PSP/GAME/ . Step 3: Update to Official Firmware 6.61 (Skip this step if your PSP is already on official 6.61). Disconnect the USB cable.
Turn off your PSP completely by holding the power switch up for 5 seconds. Turn the console back on.
