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Changelog for v1.95: • Fixed alpha blending for the hacked OSD. • The FMCB version number can now be accessed through the%VER% variable in FREEMCB.CNF, for the top and bottom delimiters.

• Updated for use with the latest PS2SDK. • Updated to build with the new PS2SDK, for stability. This includes the use of the new USB modules. • Changed all KELF/KIRX files to type 01 (Update files), for compatibility with Debugstation consoles. • Changed PSX updater module to be loaded from a memory card instead.

• DVD video disc sector reading is now enabled by loading a dummy DVD player-flagged KIRX from a memory card. • Cleaned up sources and corrected (non-critical, disassembly-related) mistakes in the v1.00 and v1.01 kernel patches. • Added FSCK tool for FHDB. • Removed HDD support for the PSX, allowing FMCB to boot on a PSX that has lost its HDD unit. The Sound Of The Smiths Deluxe Edition Rapidshare Er. Lights Listening Rar.

Changelog for v0.97: • Updated to be compilable with the latest PS2SDK revision. • Compiled with the latest PS2SDK revision for stability. • Updated to support FMCB v1.95. • Enlarged output buffers for S-commands within SECRMAN to 16-bytes, as CDVDMAN can assume that these output buffers are 16-bytes long.

Volume Increase Software For Windows Xp. • Added support for DEX units. • Revamped the GUI. • HDD unit will only be shut off if HDD support is disabled. • Changed fonts to the Google Noto fonts. • Added warning messages for users of unsupported consoles (ROM v2.30) and for users with HDDs that need maintenance/replacement (for FHDB).

2016/01/06 re-release:Fixed language support and ESR support, and added a warning against the use of multi-installations. 2016/01/07 re-release:Added support to install FMCB for the PSX with a PS2, and a free space check for the HDD unit.

Is not done detailing information on the PS Vita / PlayStation TV / Vita TV, after the releases of and then Now developer Yifan Lu has detailed a write up detailing a new exploit titled HENkaku Ensō bootloader Hack, the information detailed could lift some of the restrictions hampered in the Vita's current environment. And even lead to a full blown 3.65 exploit (but that needs additional work the team is not interested in, but they hope others will be with this new info.) There is alot to read so i will let you get to the details yourself in the this well written piece by the developer, The topic we have broke up below in our tabs for easy reading, but you can also view the original format in the source link provided from Yifanlu's blog at bottom of the article.

Developer is back at it again with a new update to the new utility for your PS Vita & PlayStation TV:. After including more inspiration from with the inclusion of also the Light Theme that Berion also provided from, since the initial release developer Joel16 has re-done the backup process to give ' user's 100% flexibility what they want to backup' and also some other inclusions include a couple of fixes to improve the experience with this homebrew, note that those fixes were made in a re-release of v1.10 (that came quickly after), if downloaded before may want to make sure you have this latest v1.10 build that includes the fixes listed below. While we keep an eye on the for our PS3 hardware, there continues to be alot of amazing progress going on with the software side of things, RPCS3 which emulates the PlayStation 3. Recently, the team had posted the R PCS2 January 2018 Progress Report and alot has been improved as detailed in the report. With the latest developments additional; games have been made playable and more and more games are becoming bootable (which shows some great progress). The emu continues to improve dramatically each and every month. There is a long road ahead to perfectly emulate the PS3 but a long journey and successes have made long strides already in this emu.