| Feature | 5.50 GEN (Old) | 6.60 PRO-C | | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | PSP-1000/2000 | Yes | Yes | Yes | | PSP-3000 | No | Yes (Temporary only) | Yes (Permanent) | | PSP Go (N1000) | No | Yes (Temporary only) | Yes (Permanent) | | PSP Street (E1000) | No | No | Yes (Permanent) | | PSN Access (6.61 required) | No | No | Yes | | Reboot Persistence | Yes | No (Unless CIPL) | Yes (All models) |
If you have ever searched for a way to permanently install Custom Firmware (CFW) on your PSP without running a "Fast Recovery" tool every time you power on, you have likely encountered this name. MrMario2011, a respected YouTube tutorial creator and developer, packaged the essential components of Davee’s Infinity 2.0 patch with the latest 6.61 PRO-C2 or LME-2.3 CFWs into a single, foolproof archive.
Now, go play some games. Your PSP has earned its second life. Keywords used: PSP 6.61 Infinity 2.0 CFW Pack by MrMario2011, permanent custom firmware, install PRO-C2, PSP Go mod, PSP Street E1000 hack, Davee Infinity 2.0, MrMario2011 tutorial. psp 6.61 infinity 2.0 cfw pack by mrmario2011
Whether you want to replay Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII , emulate Super Mario World , or run Dæmonus (a Quake port), this CFW pack is your golden ticket.
The PlayStation Portable (PSP), despite being discontinued for over a decade, remains a beloved handheld for retro gaming, emulation, and PS1 classics. While Sony’s final official firmware (6.61) patched many vulnerabilities, the homebrew community fought back. The final, most elegant solution to permanently modding any PSP model (including the infamous Street/E1000) is the . | Feature | 5
requires you to manually download 6.61 PRO-C2, rename files, and sometimes you mess up the CIPL flasher for older PSPs. MrMario2011’s pack includes a CIPL flasher for PSP-1000/2000 non-v3 that is pre-configured to work with Infinity, preventing the "black screen of death."
Always watch MrMario2011’s accompanying video tutorial for visual confirmation before touching your console. Respect the developers – Davee, Neur0n, Coldbird, and the PRO team – for keeping the PSP alive. Your PSP has earned its second life
Introduction: The Last Stand of PSP Custom Firmware