PSP CFW 4.00 to include in-XMB recovery mode, savestate support *Update* |
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With the code for Sony's official PlayStation Portable Firmware 4.0 already decrypted, it's only a matter of time before the next custom firmware finds its way into the community. To prove this point, homebrew developer Mathieulh recently revealed some of the new features that will be added into the upcoming Custom Firmware 4.00 that Dark AleX and team M33 are already working on.
One of the new features include an in-XMB recovery mode, which will allow users to change their settings straight from the PSP's main menu screen. This is definitely beats rebooting your PSP and entering recovery mode the normal way.
The other feature is the inclusion of savestate support for UMD games. Users will now be able to save their progress at any given time during gameplay and be able to load their game at that point after restarting. It has not yet been confirmed if the savestate feature will be integrated directly into the firmware or will be released as a separate plugin.
That's all the info we have for now on Custom Firmware 4.00, but we'll be sure to post more updates as we get them.
*UPDATE*: Dark AleX' recent blog post has clued us all in to a tentative release date for Custom Firmware 4.00 M33, which if met under optimal conditions, will allow us to see the CFW hit the Internet download portals by the end of this week.
But the early arrival of the first 4.00 M33 comes at another condition: the development of the features promised - the in-XMB recovery and savestates - may not be fully implemented all at once.
Dark AleX says that updates would soon roll for the homebrew developer's CFW, and you're likely to see those everything working with M33-2 or later.
And since the Team M33 is now picking up on the firmware that Sony fell short of, the developers are willing to go the extra mile. Now they'll be addressing issues of shell compatibility and internally induced hiccups (homebrew app crashed by homebrew app), and a built-in prx and pbp utility to boot.
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Maybe the PSP stores temperary savesate normally in the ram ready for you to turn it back on. I'm sure they've figured out how to get this data onto the Stick.
But that's only what I think.
Will be kewl
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m334eva
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I feel like donate him for his such great work!
Hopefully to see more eg.1.50 kernel for slim or time machine next version...
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Lucky M33 has saved us
That GEN Custom FirmWare was very dodgy and even bricked peoples PSP's when they got out of games
With M33's solid reputation and excellent coding skills, this CFW will be out in no time and will be the best one yet
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i wonder if it will have hellcas saved game deemer in it
its gonna be a good CFW once it comes out:)
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M334EVA!
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I hope they fixed this in Pursuit Force: Extreme Justice.
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took forever tho
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team m33 might have made most the firmware,in fact the 3.93 and 3.95 were reversed 3.90 m33-3 with a couple added features and compatibility updates,but more or less the same as m33.ive used 3.93 cfw for some time now,and what they mention just sounds like 3.93 all over again.impress me team m33.you did create the best firmware dont get me wrong.but cmon now impress me with something other than the iinxmb recovery and the savegame option.add those but add some other things that will catch my interest.i have faith you can do it
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cant wait for this update
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Keep up the good work DaX, M33 & Co!!!
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Now I may be able to beat Metal Gear, and also Killzone. I only can play my psp in 15 minutes spurts, so this helps a LOT!
I am sure it will be nice for other games too.
Also I doubt it has to do with standby mode on the PSP. but if it works, who cares how its executed.
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Hopefully the cxmb.prx plugin works on 4.00 M33!
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So if I have this I can save my current state, then shut the psp down (not sleep mode) that way the battery lasts longer and I can always resume my game whenever I want.
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now for the god for sake part. Leave 1.5 dead!
RIP 1.5
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Due to the lack of updates from sony (features), this new cfw will implement new changes that will make easier to work on the future ones, within some internal tools.
You'd have probably noticed some features of this new cfw that were told on french forums, but, to tell the truth, neither the savestates or the recovery on XMB or etc would at 100% probability be implemented at once (maybe later on m33-2, ... etc)
Even though, recovery will be translated to spanish and you will be able to translate it to any other language without hex editing.
To sum up, main changes will come for compatibility and internal issues (with some functions to make life easier to the shells creators, launchment of an utility to compress prx's and pbp's, etc.)
It will be likely be done by the end of this week.
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Good To Know DAX is still very much active on producing homebrew such as his great custom firmwares. Without your custom firmwares there wouldnt be much PSP sales! this is fact hehehe.
thanks alex and team!
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Sure, his stuff isn't quite as reliable, and it can also be directly linked to inexperience, but he is trying. And I'm thankful that he is even here at all.
In the end, it's always nice to have competition. Especially in the modding community, and when it's all 'freeware'.
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3 Examples being... Yahoo Mail, this site, Myspace (but that site is crap as is so...), list goes on but I cant remember more off the top of my head.
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