pixelNation - Easy way to turn your battery into a Pandora battery

Yeah, I'm well aware of an Easy Install Guide Here already, but This guide I made is shorter and easier to understand and on top of that I included some pictures . Oh and I included on how to use that CMD that many ppl don't know how to use. I hope my guides HELP!!

My thanks goes out to TEAM NOOBZ and everyone who was involved in this awesome creation and thanks to user: amonc091 for helping me out on the CMD !!

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Baby Steps on how Install Padora's Battery and the Magic Memory Stick
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REQUIREMENTS
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- A spare PSP Battery. Any make will do. Using a spare is best, as it
will not be possible to boot the PSP in its normal state with the
modified battery.
- A spare Memory Stick Pro Duo of less than 4Gb. (256Mb should be
enough for all applications).
- A PSP with a Custom Firmware such as OE, M33 or WC, or a PSP with
the 1.5 original kernel.

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STEPS (read carefully and don't miss a step!!)
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0) On your PSP, enter Recovery Menu holding R Trigger when Booting it. Set your Kernal to Game150.
1) Download the Pandora's File and the 1.50 Official UPDATE.

**1.50 UPDATE: http://www.psp-hacks.com/category/43
**n00bz Pandora's Battery File: http://www.noobz.eu/joomla/news/pandoras-battery.html/

2) Extract the Files to your Desktop and Open the folder.
3) Connect the PSP to the PC with the Memory Stick inside via the USB Connection.
4) Use mspformat.exe from the Pandora's Folder to format the Memory Stick.

*Open any folder, From the upper menu select Tools-->Folder Options...-->View-->unmark "Hide Extensions for known File Types"--> Apply an then OK.

*Then Copy the "mspformat.exe" from the mspformat folder inside the Padora's Folder to [My Computer/C:]

*Now Open up "Run" from your PC and type in "cmd" and a Black Window should pop up.

*In the Black Window, type in cd c:\ and then hit enter. This should appear, C:\>

*type mspformat.exe YourPSPDriveLetter (example: since mines is letter M, it will look like this, mspformat.exe m)

*Type in Y and hit ENTER. FORMAT COMPLETED... (if you see any files that still exist inside your MS, Delete them manually)

5) Remove the Memory Stick and disable the USB connection. (you will not damage your PSP or memory stick when having your PSP on for this step)
6) Re-Connect the Memory Stick again via the USB connection of the PSP. (you will not damage your PSP or memory stick when having your PSP on for this step)
7) Manually Create the PSP/GAME folders on the Memory Stick (MS).
Cool

Now back to the Padora's Folder, open up the battery folder and copy both folders to your Memory Stick (MS_ROOT/PSP/GAME).
pandora_battery
pandora_battery%

9) Go back and open up the installer folder and copy both folders to your Memory Stick (MS_ROOT/PSP/GAME).
pbfirm_install
pbfirm_install%

10) Extract the 1.50 Official to your Desktop.
11) Copy the 1.50 official updater as UPDATE.PBP to the root of the Memory Stick.
12) Remove the Memory Stick and disable the USB connection. (you will not damage your PSP or memory stick when having your PSP on for this step)
13) Re-Connect the Memory Stick again via the USB connection of the PSP. (you will not damage your PSP or memory stick when having your PSP on for this step)
14) Run "installer" on the PSP. This application will create the firmware files on the root of the Memory Stick, as well as msipl.bin.
15) Execute "msipl" application on the PC with the msipl.bin to write the IPL to memory stick.

*On your Memory Stick, copy the "msipl.bin" and paste it to [My Computer/C:]

*Then Copy the "msinst.exe" from the msinst folder inside the Padora's Folder to [My Computer/C:]

*Both "msipl.bin" & "msinst.exe" should be together. (inside C:\)

*Now Open up "Run" from your PC and type in "cmd" and a Black Window should pop up.

*In the Black Window, type in cd c:\ and then hit enter. This should appear, C:\>

*type msinst.exe YourPSPDriveLetter msipl.bin (example: since mines is letter M, it will look like this, msinst.exe m msipl.bin)

*Now hit ENTER.

*A bunch of stuff should show and you might get "write MS BOOT CODE C:\>". Ignore it you are done.

16) Once again, Remove the Memory Stick and disable the USB connection. (you will not damage your PSP or memory stick when having your PSP on for this step)
17) Re-Insert the Memory Stick again. (you will not damage your PSP or memory stick when having your PSP on for this step)
18) Execute "battery" application on the PSP to modify the battery.
19) Congratulation, you are now in possession of a "Magic Memory Stick" and a "JigKick Battery".

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USAGE
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- Insert Memory Stick into the PSP
- Remove power cord and insert the JigKick Battery into the PSP.
- A menu appears when the PSP boots. Follow the onscreen information
and instructions.

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Notes And Restrictions
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- The firmware in the Memory Stick is not a full 1.50, but a minimal
subset. Therefore, not all applications (such as flashers, or
recovery apps) will load.
- Only Memory Stick Pro Duo are compatible. Memory Stick Duo
(e.g. 32MB sticks) are not supported.
- The IDStorage cannot be totally restored, as there is no known way
to regenerate it properly.
- It is strongly RECOMMENDED to make a flash dump of the PSP before
any downgrading operation.
- There might be a BSOD at the end of the downgrade. This is normal,
and happens on the standard downgraders.
- All hardware revisions known at this day are supported.
- This release contains no Sony-copyrighted material. All required
Sony data is generated from the v1.50 update files.