PSP 2004 ofw6.35 - cfw questions

[hwdp]

hi
i have psp2004 with ofw 6.35 and its my 1st one (security code 9A)

and i have some questions:
1. how hard will be changing ofw to any cfw on my psp and same at other way from cfw to ofw?
2. i need pandora or something like that? maybe possible is changing only soft (like on PS3)?
3. what cfw u recommend for me
4. how hard is to brick/unbrick

if someone know any threads where i find some more info will be nice too (but its not mean im stop searching after this post)

thanks all for help and sorry for my bad english

ps. i have some practice with ps3 i know its probably different but its maybe help u to answer and explain

[lenskip]

it very easy and u dont need a pandora battery, there are some signed homebrew enablers which can also load iso's, do u need links?

[hwdp]

sure

[lenskip]

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[hwdp]

its possible to brick with this method if yes how unbrick if something go wrong

btw i miss write my security code 9A

[lenskip]

it wont brick it

[sherwin]

6.35 PRO-B3 is an old CFW. the latest is 6.35 PRO-B5. is your psp fully hackable? try checking the version of your motherboard first maybe you can downgrade and use 6.20 PRO-B5 Permanent Patch.

download the 6.35PRO Bundle and install the PRO-B5 UPDATE.
6.35PRO-B5 Download here

then use PSP Ident to check your motherboards version:
PSP Ident Download Here

then go here and check if you have a CHA (completely hackable psp) or PHA (partially hackable psp).



any questions feel free to ask me.

[lenskip]

6.35 pro will work on any psp, even 3000 models and go models

[sherwin]

6.35 pro will work on any psp, even 3000 models and go models

i know but you shouldn't just install any OFW and CFW on any or on your psp because different CFW has different changelogs and you have to fully check the psp motherboard and see which is the right CFW for you. installing any OFW or CFW without care can brick your psp. check the series, module and cfw your psp can use.