Yes, but we managed to sign our own IPLs now. The PSP treats it as if it were an official Sony IPL :)

Check the linked article in the video description :)

Another question, did you use a 2Gb m2 memory card or 2Gb isn't enough for aiseirigh ipl? The aiseirigh ipl itself is 300KB, if i came with low sector space, how can i reformat memory card sector space without psp tool? By the way thanks for your helping❤

Apparently you have to make it

Can you make a video how to do this thank you for responding

@amjadna100 unfortunately I don't have the tools to make it but lusidgames on youtube made a pretty good tutorial

Regarding the pins, if the cable doesnt have "full pins", you might have to transplant them manually. I posted a bit about that quite a while ago over here: twitter.com/The_Zett/status/1696537183124144128/photo/1 Currently we do not have proper blueprints for the non-cradle Go sweepers, but I'll try to get the wiki updated, so we can help you build your own one :)

@@TheZett That would be fantastic, just want to make sure I order the right parts and don't wait for shipping only for something incorrect to arrive. The only part that is a mystery to me left after reading... how do we load the 661GO.PBP onto a PSPgo memory card without a working PSPgo? In my case I don't actually have an OEM M2 card so I'd be hoping to make one of the cheap 2GB versions off Ali work but getting the firmware onto that. Actually as I am typing this I am reminded I saw someone somewhere has created a ribbon that can accept a regular MicroSD card... I guess I will need to source one of those instead of a cheap M2 card. Thanks for your work! Hoping to fix my PSPgo in the very near future.

Nevermind, unhelpful video. Unsub.

If it doesnt even turn on the power LED, despite having either the charger connected (or a battery inserted with sufficient charge), then it doesnt seem to be a software issue (thus not a brick), but more likely to be a hardware problem.

Aiseirigh came first, but yes you can alternatively use DC10 instead.

Sony added more protective measurements as of the PSP 2000 TA-088v3 motherboard. On the 2000 88v3 you just need a properly signed IPL and an old pandora to unbrick it. As of the 3000 (and later models) they added yet again even more protection, and now you have to successfully pass a 'Baryon handshake' and emulate the battery, as it does not use the old "0xFFFFFFFF battery serial via a real battery" method anymore. The PSPgo has once again even more protective measurements, a two-way verification check, it was the last model we managed to get access to service mode :)

I'm a software guy, not a hardware guy. There are blueprints on the PSP dev wiki for the sweepers though.

The pins should be the same ones on the cable variant, as listed over here: www.psdevwiki.com/psp/Psp_Go_Jigkick

A bit more info about the pins should be in this chain of tweets: twitter.com/The_Zett/status/1696537183124144128/photo/2

@@TheZett Thank you, this is very helpful, I think I can figure them out with this

Did you INJECT the IPL or did you just copy it? You cant just copy it over, it needs to be injeted into the memory stick's boot sector space.

@@TheZett I INJECT the IPL using Rain's program like the instructions said, actually I tried with another PSP 1000 and it works fine so I think it's the PSP that has another problem :(

Shouldnt matter, as long as the pins get transplanted.

Sure, check the video description :)

@@TheZett Thank you 😉

Ein normalen pandora-Akku umzufunktionieren ist keine Lösung oder?

@@OSLgamer Nein, ein alter Pandora funktioniert nur mit der PSP 1000 and diesmal mit allen 2000ern (selbst dem 88v3 Board). Ab der 3000 braucht man einen BaryonSweeper, und für die Go und E1000 leider eigenständige Varianten davon.

Per se kann jemand der einen Go Sweeper hat dir die PSPgo entbricken, du müsstest dem nur die PSPgo schicken, plus 2x Versand und 'Arbeitskosten' :P

@@TheZett ich glaube da jemanden gefunden zu haben :P wie könnte man mit TheZett in Kontakt treten?