What should the settings in the cfw vsh menu be set to...... cpu clock = default cpu clock = default usb device = memory stick umd iso = m33 driver iso video = NONE This is my current settings...
This is what I'm using. cpu clock = 333 cpu clock = 333 usb device = memory stick (but I occasionally change this to UMD so I can copy games from the UMD XD) umd iso = m33 driver (I occasionally change to sony np...something or rather-more compatibility with certain drivers-most compatible is UMD option-but needs a UMD inside to work) iso video = NONE-never used it before.
The reason I use "333" as speed is because it allows the psp to run at max-but go to default if anything weird happens. Also there is one other option you may like..if you find it in the recovery menu (Hold R when starting up) under configuration... -speed up MS This allows quicker memory stick reading-the other options...play around with them-if you worried just let us know which scares you-don't bother with the other options here though-advanced users who like to hack things to an unrecognisable state only ;D (the default back ground-the "waves" can be changed-I had a flame job that moved but it caused problems for my psp after awhile...but I since worked out what caused it XD)
I cant get the recovery menu,I didnt hold the button in after flashing,so when I try it now,nothing happens.
... Is the psp completly off? Hold down the power switch until it's completly off. Hold r before starting it up-and power it on while still holding r... Awkward-but idiot proof method I used XD (I thought I broke something when I didn't do it this way...)
The whole process was a nightmare. tried to make mms,was problem with ipl,had backed up card but files took 30 mins to copy to pc tried to remake mms,was no option to do it in pspgrader-was greyed out. reformatt memory card using hp stick formatter-which put fat32 on it. used rains mms maker-that worked. flashed it using pandora battery to install 5.00 m33-4 and rebooted. never held in button and restarted-forgot that bit then formatted card then reloaded 2.6gb of backup files vids/music etc back on then loaded update for m33-6
wow...sounds annoying. But i"d have used a empty memoery stick for the process-all the other stuff would have slowed you down. Also-have you tried getting the recovery menu up-if something bad happens and you can get this menu-it means your psp can be saved... When I tried altering the default background with a flame job-I screw up-all I saw was a black screen on start up. Turns out the flame job was for older firmware-after a patch it was ready to go...but the psp was black. Then I discovered the recovery menu worked despite the psp playing up-so I swapped out the altered file with a backup I saved just incase-and saved me paying $70 to get a "professional" to fix XD
