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Check those custom XMB waves with Wave Flasher v2 |
Listed in: Homebrew Applications Tags: psp homebrews, Slasher, XMB
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Homebrew coder Slasher from Team Duck said it best: "There are seemingly hundreds of custom XMB waves lately." In case you were somewhat left out back in the Dark Ages, an XMB wave (not to be mistaken with the application xmbWave) is a program that allows users to tinker with their handheld's cross media bar.
Anyway, Slasher mentioned that Wave Flasher v2 was made to test these other applications. All you have to do is rename your system_plugin_bg.rco to any name you want and then put it in the system_plugin_bg folder. This should be found in the root of your memory stick.
After you have placed all custom .rco's in the said folder, simply run the program. And from there, you can select which one you like best and install it accordingly. This is actually the first release for Wave Flasher, but as we've mentioned, it is already in v2.
Changelog:
Version 2
- Sharper GUI
- Added backup and restore wave function
- Shows all waves located in the system_plugin_bg folder
- Quick installation method
- Various error checks to ensure a safe flash
- Displays the last installed wave
Discuss: [Forum Release Thread]
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http://forums.qj.net/f-psp-mods-media-18/t-post-your-custom-xmb-waves-beware-56k-94082.html
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thank you
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what are the chances of me bricking my psp?
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sry 4 my bad english, i'm german! ;)
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http://youtube.com/watch?v=yWvfpiXW1ig
it looks wonderful
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Whether this program was ran from GAME150, OR GAME, it doesn't matter. As for the bricking, you must have flashed a faulty/corrupted system_plugin_b g.rco.
It isn't this programs fault. It's your fault.
Use your recovery console. FFS.
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If u dont like it, dont use it.
It's CLEARLY states that there's a chance of bricking if SPECIALLY if you flash BAD .rco's. ALSO, this brew isn't idiot proof. meaning (and this goes for all the nOObz out there!) if your flashing files you don't know what does or you haven't tested. Then your chance of it having to work is 50-50.
Next time when you read the README's, read it PROPERLY.
Here's my lil tip. the "system_plugin_b g.rco" should be 40.8kb exactly in size. Any bigger than that you end up bricking/half bricking your unit. (You can still recover from recovery OE/SE series)
But if you flashed it using this brew in 3.10 (sony) then your screwed.
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*if you do not have a rco of your version then ask around and get the real sony rco file*
*ive had this problem*
i used 3.10 OE-A at the time when it happend to me so i know this will fix the problem for you lamers that dont know how to fix your psp.
i had the problem right as the 3.10 OE-A came out so there was no warning about not flashing rco files to custom 3.10 OE-A...
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i am using 1.50 firmware. i used the rco file that came with the zip file i downloaded from here, and im stuck at " sony computer entertainment" i dont have a recovery mode of course.
by the way the readme file does not have anything about bricking your psp.
anyway i understand that its not ur fault.
is this a semi brick since its stuck at startup or its a completely brick?? can it be redone.
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In summary, if you're going to modify flash0, have a firmware with recovery mode.
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