General PSP homebrew discussion.

[arcsy2]

To those who bought the Chotto shot camera and who doesn't understand the japanese, here's an english version of the software for the camera. This software is the same as the UMD included in the camera. You can get it here:

http://www.pspfanboy.com/2007/05/25/...-for-download/

[arcsy2]

This is a new patch made by M33 that allows 100% No UMD compatibility. This is great news to those people who have broken UMD drives and wants to play PSP games:

http://www.psp-hacks.com/2007/07/19/...ased/#comments

It's really awesome!

[fireblaster_lyz]

*Makes some noise...

[Cookie Monster]

Guys I've merged your threads about the new CF with our General PSP homebrew discussion where we post all the new scene apps for the PSP.

[arcsy2]

Okay, thanks Cookie Monster! Will do that from now on as well!

[Cookie Monster]

Thanks, this crazy russians M33 group seem to be really active

[Josh]

I may have to bite the bullet and update to the unofficial 3.51.

[fireblaster_lyz]

Cookie Monster, just inform me when you need guides for the PSP.
I believe arcsy2 and I are able to produce guides for them.

Placing everthing into a thread makes it hard to find =/
I miss the Go! Cam thread. =P

@Josh:knowsitman

Lol. You have my MSN Hotmail.
Do bite the bullet. Expect the np9660 to be really wonderful.
M33 has made the PSP UMD-less.

[Cookie Monster]

Whatever guide you feel like doing to help our members will be very welcome, we'd add it to the Sony guides we have pinned in this forum
And I'll think about updating the first post of this thread with all the updates..

[arcsy2]

Awesome! I'm thinking of making a few topics with some homebrews now.

I also want to post the PSP Universal Remote made by Massa84. Since I think most people are having problems using this, I uploaded an already working package of the app. Get it here:

http://www.mediafire.com/?azlmygjkfam

Just extract the file in the root of your memory stick. Also note that I only tried this on 3.40 OE-A so I'm not quite sure if it works on the later OE custom firmwares or the new M33 custom firmware.

For the default controls:

L Trigger - Shows up the Remote database
R Trigger - Shows up the current commands list for the remote

While in the commands list menu:
X - Use the command being highlighted
Circle - Change the command frequency
Square - Assigns a specific command to a certain button.


Select button - Shows the profile list (choose a profile using X button, and saving the settings by using the Triangle button)
Start button - Exit application

This might do some trial and error if you don't know what type of remote that you exactly need. Hope this helps!

[fireblaster_lyz]

M33-7 Update.
Enough said.

* Improvements in M33 NO-UMD driver (yeah, we know that sony one is better, but we still are working
on our own driver to make it perfect as a challenge). The improvements:
- Fixed a bug that caused incompatibility with ATV Offroad Fury Pro, Steel Horizons,
Tony Hawk's Project 8 and probably more games.
- Speed loading has improved, now M33 driver imitates better Sony one.

* Automatic display fix for ta-082+ with brightness problems in 1.50 kernel.
- M33 will autodetect ta-082+ with brightness problems, and will correct brightness properly.

* Wlan fix is now done differently, patch is done in 3.51 kernel before going to 1.50 one.
- For those that don't read well the readmes: we never would include in our files a sony prx!
The fix was and is done simply with code. The 3.40 mention was to notice that the problem
was not a M33 bug, but a problem caused by Sony.

* 4th level of brighrness enabled on 1.5 kernel too now.

* An option has been added to recovery, "Hard Reset on 1.50 homebrew". Use this, only if the wifi
fix doesn't work with your psp still. It makes homebrew boot a bit slower.

- M33

[arcsy2]

This one is already old but I just decided to post this just in case.

Note: This involves flashing some files in your PSP's flash0. A slight mistake may render your PSP useless! To access your PSP's flash0, go into recovery mode and go to "Advanced -> Toggle Flash 0". After that, a new removable disk drive should open up in your computer (assuming that you put a USB cable on your PSP to your PC, of course). Back up these files for safety.

Basically, this files makes you turn off, reboot, or go directly to recovery mode in your PSP without turning the power switch.


Well, once you get the file, there are two folders in it...

rbprx:

Place the two files inside this folder to flash0: \vsh\resource\nodule.
Once you put those files, exit Flash0 now and exit recovery mode.

To shut down your PSP, hold L trigger while choosing Network Update or the Location Free Player.
To reboot, simply choose Network Update or the Location Free Player
To go to recovery mode, hold R trigger while choosing Network Update or the Location Free Player.

rbprx_mod:

Same as the first one. The only difference are the button presses:

To shut down your PSP, just choose the Network Update or the Location Free Player.
To reboot, hold down L trigger while choosing the Network Update or the Location Free Player.
To go directly to Recovery mode, hold L+R triggers while choosing Network Update or the Location Free Player.


I only tried this on 3.40 OE-A and it works like a charm! However, still use it on your own risk especially if you are using a different OE or using the M33 custom firmware. A definite thanks to MaTiAz for making this one!

[fireblaster_lyz]

We can create a plugin guide soon for the PSPs. Haha.

[crusher]

Holy jebus the Sony ISO loader is great stuff! The load times in Monster Hunter Freedom are significantly shorter. Yay!

[Kazekage Gaara]

Holy jebus the Sony ISO loader is great stuff! The load times in Monster Hunter Freedom are significantly shorter. Yay!

Can I get more info on this please....thanx a lot