PSP homebrew - PSP Power Saver v.0.1.1

Posted Jul 7, 2009 at 10:20AM EST by Ryan F.

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Homebrew developer Warlock- has released a new update for PSP Power Saver, a handy power saving application for your PSP. The latest update has fixed some compatibility issue with the 5.03 Gen-A firmware and added VSH support.

Changelog:

• Fixed compatability issue with the 5.03 Gen-A firmware, some funky shutoffs were going on
• Cleaned the source up (NOW CLOSED SOURCE, due to a certain someone that I thought I trusted, modifying it and causing a rukus)
• Added vsh support

Download: PSP homebrew - PSP Power Saver v.0.1.1
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# nice — Thirsty Cow 2009-07-07 19:19

Nice

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# ?? — vitorgatti 2009-07-08 00:10

what is a rukus??

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# >>>> — huggs 2009-07-08 04:40

its like minor chaos or something. does this save more battery power than hold+? or should it be used along with it or what?

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# Question? — #1 GameMaster 2009-07-08 05:04

What does VSH support mean?



Does that mean it would work with IrShell now or not?

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# > — huggs 2009-07-08 05:28

just means that it works in xmb im pretty sure

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# Hold+ Wins — Luigi Panache 2009-07-08 11:18

I'm sure it won't do anymore than Hold+. At full charge on my Slim with an extended life battery, I can get up to twenty-four hours of battery life.

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