[TUTORIAL] Hack the PSP STREET E1004

Post by **yanisbekhti28** » Thu 16 Aug 2012 14:26

Thanks for your comment help me please I really want to play this chess game on my psp street

Post by **Oops** » Thu 16 Aug 2012 17:12

in the VSH Menu, have you tried the different umd iso modes?

Post by **yanisbekhti28** » Sat 25 Aug 2012 17:28

How do I get into the VSH menu?

Post by **Ayatus** » Sat 25 Aug 2012 17:43

esquiro wrote:The VSH Menu is accessible directly from the XMB. It lets the user set a few basic options, as well as access to the Recovery Menu for the Light Custom Firmwares PRO/ME (like the one currently used in the hack).
Pressing the 'SELECT' button displays the VSH Menu in the XMB. Pressing 'SELECT' a 2nd time exits the menu. Pressing 'L + R + SELECT' forces the display of the VSH Menu
This menu doesn't show up when using the browser, Skype, Camera, Remoteplay, PSP Store and 1SEG.
Usage:
SELECT: show the menu
Up and down arrows: navigate the menu
Right and left arrows: switch between options
X: confirm;
O: back.

Post by **fabiodu62** » Tue 11 Sep 2012 12:25

Great tutorial works perfectly flawless nothing to say just follow the tutorial very well explained good job

Post by **phchrono** » Mon 12 Nov 2012 19:58

Hello,

I have a question about the PSP version. I see that this tutorial is for a PSP Street E1004 but I have an E1003, how do I do?

Thanks

Post by **esquiro** » Tue 13 Nov 2012 20:51

Hi,
The PSP STREET 1003 is a PSP for the United Kingdom while the STREET 1004 is the model for Europe, Middle East, and Africa.
The number indicates the region where it's supposed to be sold. This also determines the type of videos that can be watched on it. Indeed, some videos are locked to a particular region.

The games themselves aren't region locked.

Although I can't confirm it formally, I think the hack should be able to install without problem (I found a video on Youtube showing a PSP STREET E1003 with LME 6.60 installed).

The models:
PSP 1000 – 2000 – 3000 – N1000 = Japan
PSP 1001 – 2001 - 3001 – N1001 = United States and Canada
PSP 1002 – 2002 - 3002 – N1002 = Australia
PSP 1003 – 2003 - 3003 – N1003 = United Kingdom
PSP 1004 – 2004 - 3004 – N1004 = - Europe, Middle East, and Africa
PSP 1005 – 2005 - 3005 – N1005 = Korea
PSP 1006 – 2006 - 3006 – N1006 = Hong Kong
PSP 1007 – 2007 - 3007 – N1007 = Taiwan
PSP 1008 – 2008 - 3008 – N1008 = Russia
PSP 1009 – 2009 - 3009 – N1009 = China
PSP 1010 – 2010 - 3010 – N1010 = Mexico

Link to the Wikipedia Info

Post by **marceau3** » Fri 23 Nov 2012 10:32

hi, great tutorial, not everything was flawless.
But I have a question:
- when I play a game and want to change game (they're on my memory-stick), how do I do it without turning off my psp completely?
thanks

Post by **esquiro** » Sun 25 Nov 2012 16:35

Hi

marceau3 wrote:When I play a game and want to change game (they're on my memory-stick), how do I do it without turning off my psp completely?
thanks

Hi,
You press the key (looks like a music note) which is just to the left of the "-" volume control key on the PSP. You answer "yes" to the question and you find yourself in the Light Custom Firmware 6.60 ME-1.6 menu.

Post by **marceau3** » Sun 25 Nov 2012 22:46

thanks, oop's, I hadn't seen that it was a key.

Post by **gyzmo-bzh** » Thu 6 Dec 2012 12:56

Very good tutorial well explained. Installing 6.60 LME-1.6 flawless.
However when I put a ISO or CSO game in the ISO folder, they don't show up in the PSP's game menu.
For info I have another PSP on 5.50 GEN-D3 which works great with these games.
I put them in PSP/GAME and still nothing in the PSP's game menu.
So I'm looking for a bit of help to get out of this. Thanks

It's good I managed, you need to put the games in one of the CAT_......... folders which are in the ISO folder. Weird.

Post by **esquiro** » Thu 6 Dec 2012 20:05

Hi gyzmo-bzh,
In the tutorial, in the chapter "Plugin Game Categories Lite 1.5 R3 FR" you'll find an explanation of the CAT_ subfolders.
If you choose something other than the "Use CAT prefix" option you should see everything that's in ISO and PSP/GAME. But you'll also see the hack (which stays hidden if you use "Use CAT prefix").

Post by **gyzmo-bzh** » Tue 11 Dec 2012 10:24

Thanks esquiro for your quick and precise reply. Happy holidays to you.

Post by **MasakiLC** » Fri 4 Jan 2013 22:36

Hi, very good tutorial by the way

However, it suggests lcfw 1.6, but the 1.8 came out, I flashed my street with 6.60 LME-1.8, everything's flawless, umd_dump works wonderfully, the cf reads all the isos or csos I could find so far (and there are quite a lot of them^^), except one, to my great regret. I never managed to launch Naruto Ultimate Ninja Heroes 3, every time, either the console freezes, or "Unable to start the game"

For the recovery menu, it's quite important because it lets you hide the mac address, set a fake region (maybe it's useful at some point, I put Europe you never know), but especially, in the recovery's plugin menu, you can enable/disable plugins like in the vsh menu, except that afterwards the cfw restarts by itself, more convenient than turning it off like you said, but in any case, even managing the plugins from the vsh, no need at all to restart the psp and then relaunch the crack with the "launcher", you just need to do "reset vsh" and the cfw restarts by itself.

For those who want to go on the psn (via media go only I think) with their cracked psp, I recommend the "USBversionFake" plugin it lets you make the psp look like an official one of whatever firmware you want, you just need to set it in the .ini

There

if I've been able to help someone

And sorry if this post is too old ^^ but I didn't get the impression

Post by **Hinata1987** » Sun 10 Feb 2013 21:07

Good evening,

I'm a novice at psp hacking... I followed your tutorial, up to the point where you ask to extract to the root...

I did indeed extract the folder, and copied it to the card after formatting it.

But when I go into memory stick, nothing shows up... could you help me please?

Post by **esquiro** » Mon 11 Feb 2013 19:58

Hi Hinata1987,
Check carefully that you have the following folders/files at the root of your SD card:
cxmb
ISO
PSP
SEPLUGINS
translate
info.txt
readme.txt

If you have "Pack RTU for PSP STREET E1004", that means the files weren't decompressed/installed at the root of the SD card but in this folder.
Also you absolutely must have done the SD card formatting via the PSP's format menu and copied the files onto your PSP via the USB connection (and not by using your SD card plugged directly into your PC).
Is your original PSP on version 6.60?

Post by **esquiro** » Mon 11 Feb 2013 20:13

MasakiLC wrote:Hi, very good tutorial by the way

However, it suggests lcfw 1.6, but the 1.8 came out, I flashed my street with 6.60 LME-1.8, everything's flawless, umd_dump works wonderfully, the cf reads all the isos or csos I could find so far (and there are quite a lot of them^^), except one, to my great regret. I never managed to launch Naruto Ultimate Ninja Heroes 3, every time, either the console freezes, or "Unable to start the game"

For the recovery menu, it's quite important because it lets you hide the mac address, set a fake region (maybe it's useful at some point, I put Europe you never know), but especially, in the recovery's plugin menu, you can enable/disable plugins like in the vsh menu, except that afterwards the cfw restarts by itself, more convenient than turning it off like you said, but in any case, even managing the plugins from the vsh, no need at all to restart the psp and then relaunch the crack with the "launcher", you just need to do "reset vsh" and the cfw restarts by itself.

For those who want to go on the psn (via media go only I think) with their cracked psp, I recommend the "USBversionFake" plugin it lets you make the psp look like an official one of whatever firmware you want, you just need to set it in the .ini

There if I've been able to help someone

And sorry if this post is too old ^^ but I didn't get the impression

Thanks to you MasakiLC for your feedback on this 1.8 version of the LCFW.
As soon as I have time I'll test and update the tutorial.

Post by **absgdscd** » Wed 13 Feb 2013 17:48

Hello everyone!
I'm like all of you having a PSP-E1004 and I wanted to "hack" it.
But here it is, it asks for a password when decompressing the .RAR file
Could you explain to me what to do (the password or some kind of trick to do)

Regards, me.

Post by **LolManCG3** » Sat 30 Mar 2013 15:54

Excuse me but... I have a problem, I put naruto shippuden ultimate ninja heroes 3 in my ISO folder at the root of my ms and when I launch it (It shows me the image and video of the game when I go into memory card) it tells me: Unable to start the game (8002013C)

Post by **Oops** » Sat 30 Mar 2013 16:37

Which custom firmware are you using?

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