Download: installer-1.0.tar.bz2 (Infinity Installer v1.0) / config-0.37.tar.bz2 (Infinity Configuration v0.37) / 660_plugins_on_661.zip / Infinity PSP BitBucket
To quote from his Blog: Release: 6.61 Infinity
Here we are at last, the release of 6.61 Infinity. It’s been over 11 years since the PSP was released back in 2004 and it’s somewhat impressive how long this device lasted. There is no definitive end to the representative scene, it just gets quieter and quieter.
I’m not claiming this releases is the end of the PSP, but it is for me. I’ve spent the last few years working on individual work on the PS Vita and other projects and coming back to the PSP in October 2014 to begin this project was definitely nostalgic.
The goal of this project was to bring the missing component of permanent CFW to the new PSP models and firmware. In this regard, I somewhat failed; PSP E1000 is not supported by Infinity due to a lapse in my judgement.
You see, I did all my PSP work up until 6.31 where I setup “base”. I was still working on the PSP when 6.60 was released, but porting my tools was laborious and I just stayed behind. The exploit found in 6.31 was used natively on this firmware, and until I did little more research when things didn’t work on 6.60 the hard truth was that it was patched in 6.35. This mistake (obviously) didn’t stop me from developing infinity, but it certainly was a large disappointment.
Some features have been temporarily removed due to some risks that will be corrected later, namely the update feature within the bootloader configuration app. You can still update to the latest version using the standard infinity installer. These features will be reintroduced when the risks have been corrected/confirmed. Remember you need the 6.31 and 6.61 updaters for system you will install the firmware on. Enjoy!
From the 6.61 Infinity About page, to quote: Custom firmware was typically achieved through a bugged 1.50 subset and loaded a newer firmware on boot. Later, this method was improved through Pandora and allowed the (then new) slim PSP to run custom firmware too. A breakthrough in 'code-signing' lead to the development of a 6.20 custom firmware for PSPgo and PSP 3000. Unfortunately, not all devices these days can use 6.20 firmware.
To solve this, I present 6.61 Infinity. By abusing a bug in 6.31, 6.61 Infinity utilises a similar technique to the old 1.50 firmwares to provide an upto-date custom firmware for all devices, excluding the E1000 (so far). Infinity itself is not a custom firmware; instead it allows the flexibility for users to install any compatible custom firmware they wish.
For convenience, Infinity includes built-in functionality for both PRO and ME. Use the Infinity Configurator to update infinity and choose which custom firmware to boot into on start up.
This is my final farewell to the PSP. Bug fixes will be provided, but after 12 years of PSP, this is where it ends for me. I plan to continue work on the vita and start some new, exciting projects. To keep up-to date, follow me on twitter: @DaveeFTW. If you're interested in the technical write-up, check out my blog.
Cheers, Davee
Installation
To install, copy PSP directory from the Installer download below to your PSP. Place the 6.31 and 6.61 updates named 631.PBP and 661.PBP respectfully into the MAKER folder. Run the maker application.
If successful, there will be a DATA.MFC file in the MAKER folder. Copy this to the FLASHER folder and run the flasher. After this your device will reboot and you'll be in Infinity! From here, install any CFW you wish and activate the permament patch in the Infinity Configuration app.
Here's a how to covering 6.60 plugins on 6.61, to quote:
I’ve been asked this question a lot and in most cases it would be very difficult to have a generic solution to a problem like this. Usually the difference between two firmware versions is significant enough that a plugin tied to particular version has to be manually updated by a developer in order to work on a newer firmware. Fortunately, 6.61 and 6.60 are so similar, I can release a plugin that will fake the version back to 6.60.
I’ve only tested it with a few plugins, but seems to work as intended. I am not sure if there is a lot of 6.61 plugins, but you need to make sure your seplugin text file is ordered in the following way:
The method used to patched the version is incredibly simplistic and could do with refining, but I’ll leave that to the eager reader. Source is in the package (linked above).
Finally, from Yoti Dev comes a PSPgo Fake-Pair Tool (PoC) with video demo below:
Download: fakepair04.7z / GIT
PSPgo Fake-Pair Tool v0.4 (PoC)
Download: chovy-gen.exe / GIT
PSP Game ISOs on Unmodified Firmware
Download: Chovy Sign / GIT
Download: chovy-gm.zip / GIT
How To Play PSP Games On 3.71 FW Vita Without HENkaku/Trinity!
Also below is a MorrowindUnity (TESUnity by ColeDeanShepherd) Vita Port attempt video via J1M_RYAN from JimiHeff:
MorrowindUnity Vita Port attempt
You can grab Infinity for PSP version 6.60 and 6.61 from the webpage here. Supports every PSP model using PRO or LME CFW.
Download: infinity-2.0.3.zip / OFW 661.zip (31.02 MB for PSPX000 FW 6.61) / OFW 661 Go.zip (26.73 MB for PSPgo FW 6.61) / 6.61 LME-2.3.zip (920.54 KB - Latest 6.61 LME-2.3 Custom Firmware) / 661_PRO-C2_14-02-2015b.zip (977.94 KB - Latest 6.61 PRO-C2 updated by Qwikrazor without cIPL!) / CHRONOSWITCH-v7.zip (431.90 KB - Chronoswitch downgrader v7 by Davee)
PSP: Infinity 2.0 – Permanent 6.61 Custom Firmware for every PSP!
On seeing that a 12 year old kid was still alive in me, one of my closest friends decided to gift me a Sony PSP this birthday. As soon as I opened the box and played games for few minutes, I was more curious about things I can do on it than just playing games all day (that was the tech blogger in me speaking). But when I searched the internet everything demanded a custom firmware running on the PSP and that was enough of a reason for me to install a custom firmware on my Sony PSP® E-1004 Street.
There are two ways you in which you can run a custom firmware on PSP. One is the temporary hack and other is the permanent one. In temporary hack, PSP runs the custom firmware as long as its switched on/standby but after restarting it, things go back to default. The permanent one on the other hand means that the fix will remain even after restarting the PSP.
In this post we will be seeing how we can use temporary hack to use custom firmware on PSP E-1004 Street. Advantages of using temporary hack is that the device warranty is not violated and even if something goes wrong, there is no fear of bricking the device. Moreover, reapplying the fix after restarting PSP takes only a few seconds. So let’s start
Hi guys, Tech James here, This tutorial will show you how to install the PSP GO 6.61 Infinity Permanent Custom Firmware! All the files including the PRO CFW. New for 6.61: System software stability during use of some features has been improved. Download procedure. Prepare to save the update data on Memory Stick Duo™ media, using one of the following methods: Connect the PSP ® system to the PC using the USB cable; Connect a commercially available Memory Stick USB reader/writer to the PC.
Things to Arrange.
- Roms Isos PSX, PS1, PS2, PSP, Arcade, NDS, 3DS, Wii, Gamecube, Snes, Mega drive, Nintendo 64, GBA, Dreamcast download via torrent.
- For all your PSP Needs. PSP Downloads Development; Development Libraries.
- A PSP memory stick to save files. Please use the memory stick that you use on a regular basis.
- A memory card reader or a PSP USB cable to mount the memory stick on your computer.
- Make sure your PSP is adequately charged.
Psp Update 6.61
Installing the Custom Firmware
Step 1: Turn on your PSP and navigate to Settings—>System Settings to open PSP System Information. Here go to Check your System Software information and proceed only if the version is 6.60.
Step 2:Download the Light Custom Firmware (LCFW) and extract the files on your computer. Also, mount the PSP Memory Stick to your computer.
Step 3: Having done that, transfer the two folders FastRecovery and PROUPDATE to PSP/GAME folder on your memory stick.
Step 4: If you are using USB connection, un-mount the memory stick or if you are using the memory card reader, transfer the memory stick to PSP and restart the device.
Step 5: Now navigate to Game—> Memory Stick and run the pro Update file.
Step 6: Your PSP will restart and launch CFW installation. Simply press X button and follow the on-screen instructions your PSP to install the LCFW.
That’s all, after you restart your computer your PSP will be hacked and running the custom PRO B9 firmware which you can check in PSP system settings. As the fix is temporary, it will be erased as soon as you turn off your PSP.
To install the custom recovery after restarting your PSP, you just need to run the pro Fast Recovery file from Games—>Memory Stick section.
Conclusion
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You can now install custom plugins on PSP and use it as you like. We will be seeing many posts on customizing PSP in the coming days and the first one will be about installing custom themes on PSP.
Moreover, after installing the custom firmware you will be able to run modified ISO games on your PSP. You can use it to test a game but we recommend buying an authentic original PSP game if you are planning to play it.
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