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if you are referring to the switches on the motherboard that may be correct, I was referring to the dip switches on the front of the system.

Ahh, the DIPSWs are not used for the firmware (unless its for service mode), they're used per-game/per-app and are read from an API call depending on what the developer programmed it for.

The value can be retrieved via 'sceKernelGetGPI' which returns the value of the switch and then 'sceKernelSetGPO' which sets the value of the GPO LED :P It won't be in the manual itself, but in the PSP SDK documents

Both values will return 0 (or NULL) on a PSP retail unit
 
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speaking of, Where can i find the psp sdk and all the documents? all i can find is the user manual.
 
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Its in the 6.60 SDK, updating a Dev system is a little bit diffrent in that you need to do it from a connected PC but iirc the included tool works in W10 so it should be fine.
 
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