well i just down loaded the CTW extender and i cant figure out how to install it on my psp any help????:S

Post edited by: blakey87, at: 2008/07/17 01:59

Look in the folder release, from custom firmware extender

you should see seplugins so put the seplugins folder in the root of the psp memory stick

start the PSP in recovery mode so hold the right shoulder button

Go to Plugins

then enable which ever ones you wish cfe_vsh.prx & cfe_game.prx

Exit the recovery mode

To select a track simply press the note button and square to bring up the menu, I hope this helps

You will also need fatsmod

put the file which is uploaded in the root of the PSP so thats fatmsmod.prx

then put the application in the GAME folder which be inside the zip file below named FATMSPATCH.zip

Run the aplication which will appear in the XMB when the PSP when its turned on then

you should be good to go



Press the note button and square at the same time to bring up the mmenu when in game or even the xmb

Post edited by: blakey87, at: 2008/07/15 03:18

blakey87 wrote:
BostonRedSox said
well i just down loaded the CTW extender and i cant figure out how to install it on my psp any help????

Look in the folder release, from custom firmware extender

you should see seplugins so put the seplugins folder in the root of the psp memory stick

start the PSP in recovery mode so hold the right shoulder button

Go to Plugins

then enable which ever ones you wish cfe_vsh.prx & cfe_game.prx

Exit the recovery mode

To select a track simply press the note button and square to bring up the menu, I hope this helps

File Attachment:
File name: 16011_Custom_Firmware_Extender_2.zip
File size:1958525 bytes

DUde Blakey thanks for alot dude i will remeber this and hopefully pass it on to someelse like me in the future. also i did what you did and now i want to play music in game play do i just run the game and press the note??? but when i hit note and square it freezes and turns of my psp

Post edited by: BostonRedSox, at: 2008/07/14 20:34

Post edited by: BostonRedSox, at: 2008/07/14 21:11

BostonRedSox wrote:
blakey87 wrote:
BostonRedSox said
well i just down loaded the CTW extender and i cant figure out how to install it on my psp any help????

Look in the folder release, from custom firmware extender

you should see seplugins so put the seplugins folder in the root of the psp memory stick

start the PSP in recovery mode so hold the right shoulder button

Go to Plugins

then enable which ever ones you wish cfe_vsh.prx & cfe_game.prx

Exit the recovery mode

To select a track simply press the note button and square to bring up the menu, I hope this helps

File Attachment:
File name: 16011_Custom_Firmware_Extender_2.zip
File size:1958525 bytes

DUde Blakey thanks for alot dude i will remeber this and hopefully pass it on to someelse like me in the future. also i did what you did and now i want to play music in game play do i just run the game and press the note??? but when i hit note and square it freezes and turns of my psp

Post edited by: BostonRedSox, at: 2008/07/14 20:34Post edited by: BostonRedSox, at: 2008/07/14 21:11
oh am i supposed to set up the cfe file to the memory stick name in all in visual studio???

Patch to load 3.71 fatmsmod in 3.80/3.90 M33
The purpose of this patch is to load the fat memory stick driver of 3.71 in 3.80/3.90 to make memory stick reading work better.

Instructions:

- Using psardumper get fatmsmod.prx from 3.71. It doesn't matter if it is decrypted, encrypted, etc
It is probably better idea that is encrypted because it is also compressed and use less flash space.

Copy it from /F0/kd/fatmsmod.prx to the root.

- Copy the FATMSPATCH to /PSP/GAME and run it. If the patch is successfull, you'll have 3.71 fatmsmod running in 3.80/3.90
This process flashes the fatmsmod.prx as flash0:/kd/fatms371.prx, it adds a custom file needed to compatibilize the module with 3.80/3.90 (fatms371_friend.prx),
and changes the pspbt* files.

Note: fatmsmod of 3.71 usually works better because it has a better cache system, and usually reads on bigger blocks.
(in some things is worse than 3.89/3.90 like sometimes reading more data than needed - lazy prediction -).

However it uses more kernel memory, and it is unknown if it will have any kind of secondary effect running this module in 3.80/3.90

The lags in np9660 no umd mode won't probably be solved, as that is a different problem.



however what is this taking about i need to get 3.71 eboot and extract the data somewhere on my psp and run the patch then??? hopefully it will stop the frezzing when hittin note+square

Yea you need fatsmod

put the file Im uploading in the root of the PSP so thats fatmsmod.prx

then put the application in the GAME folder which be inside the zip file below named FATMSPATCH.zip

Run the application which will appear in the XMB when the PSP when its turned on then

you should be good to go



Iv edited my second post in this thread so its more of a full tutorial for everyone above

Remember to bring up the music menu press the note button and square at the same time

Post edited by: blakey87, at: 2008/07/15 03:20

dude you ROCK works like a charm haha now i can listen to my music instead of wacked out music they play thanks a whole lot dude

BostonRedSox said
dude you ROCK works like a charm haha now i can listen to my music instead of wacked out music they play thanks a whole lot dude

Excellent lol, it does work pretty well, you can also activate usb and take screen shots(if its of any interest of cause), I'm going to move this thread to tutorials so it well help others if you've archived the goal, good stuff