How to: Install CFW v3.51 M33

Do you find yourself confused and befuddled when it comes to installing your custom firmwares to your PSP? Neophyte PSP owners will be happy to know that Moose_Island over at the QJ.Net Forums was kind enough to set up a CFW installation guide for their benefit. This tutorial is written specifically for the recently released CFW v3.51 M33 by Team M33, and details fw’s installation for either PSP fw 1.50, or other OE firmwares.

Before you get started, just make sure to have at least 75% left on your PSP’s battery, a copy of the CFW 3.51 M33 file, and a USB cable to hook up your PSP to the PC. As a brief recap, here are the current functions that CFW v3.51 M33 carries:

• Ability to alter the CPU speed of the PSP
• Recovery mode
• Multi-region
• Customize all your icons and more

The tutorial proper is available at the visit link to our QJ.Net Guides section for hacks, homebrews, and emulators.

Visit: QJ’s Guides: Hacks, Homebrew and Emulators thread

Do you find yourself confused and befuddled when it comes to installing your custom firmwares to your PSP? Neophyte PSP owners will be happy to know that Moose_Island over at the QJ.Net Forums was kind enough to set up a CFW installation guide for their benefit. This tutorial is written specifically for the recently released CFW v3.51 M33 by Team M33, and details fw’s installation for either PSP fw 1.50, or other OE firmwares.

Before you get started, just make sure to have at least 75% left on your PSP’s battery, a copy of the CFW 3.51 M33 file, and a USB cable to hook up your PSP to the PC. As a brief recap, here are the current functions that CFW v3.51 M33 carries:

• Ability to alter the CPU speed of the PSP
• Recovery mode
• Multi-region
• Customize all your icons and more

The tutorial proper is available at the visit link to our QJ.Net Guides section for hacks, homebrews, and emulators.

Visit: QJ’s Guides: Hacks, Homebrew and Emulators thread