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    Default Re: Unbrick PSP 2000?

    So isnt there differant levels of bricks? Like ranging from bad to really bad? Or is it just brick?

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    Default Re: Unbrick PSP 2000?

    Quote Originally Posted by Syphongamer08 View Post
    So isnt there differant levels of bricks? Like ranging from bad to really bad? Or is it just brick?
    i'm pretty sure most if not all problems created by the firmware being screwed up can be fixed with a pandora. basically, if you can turn it on, even if there's just a blank screen, if the power light comes on, and it's not one of the more recent unhackable mobos, a pandora kit should be able to fix it.


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