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I recently tried to update my psp firmware, though,at the time, I had lost my battery cover. As you would expect, my battery popped out and there we got a full brick! Anyways, I read on a forum that changing your motherboaard fixes the brick(?), and I was wondering if the PSP’s motherboard fixes the problem, and if it does, is it hot-swappable or is there a device key bound with the rest of the system? Thanks in advance, Chrysostomos
the motherboard is not hot-swappable. you can swap it though for the same one working… http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7sWU1bzd… this could prove cheaper… i cannot tell you, if it works so please take it as without guarantee..
Also I think you confused “hot-swapping” with swapping. Hot-swapping means you can remove and replace a component without having to power the system down.
Hi. Pandora battery can’t be used to unbrick psp3000.
Bro if you not break it with cfw and the damaged from you buy motherboard… If The psp not damaged and only cfw break system you can see youtube to unbreak psp 3000 easy…
