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Envoyé par cobrat11
je suis en3.03oe-c je sais pas si je passe en3.10oe-a ou pas
car je jous pas a des jeux psx
en meme tps il ya meme pas le usb host je vais attendre je pense
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il est sorti l'usb host
Here,
I hexed D_A's 310 OE-A systemctrl.prx and vshctrl.prx to work with Swampy's updated version of Buzzers usb plugin mod so it'll work in 310 OE-A
Not tested it to much yet so be careful if you use it, but I'm playing Metal Slug Anthology as I type.
If it don't work then don't whine , resolve it!
Enjoy.
Cheers.
Edit: For those curious as to what I hex edited in the 310 OE-A systemctrl.prx and vshctrl.prx:
systemctrl.prx
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offset 7924 -> Changed 6D to 75 (6D = m -> 75 = u)
offset 7925 -> Changed 73 to 66 (73 = s -> 66 = f)
vshctrl.prx
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offset 3AFC -> Changed 6D to 75 (6D = m -> 75 = u)
offset 3AFD -> Changed 73 to 66 (73 = s -> 66 = f)
offset 3B08 -> Changed 6D to 75 (6D = m -> 75 = u)
offset 3B09 -> Changed 73 to 66 (73 = s -> 66 = f)
MD5 of unedited 303 OE-A systemctrl.prx:
296518CAAFDD0C5B9E81E05322153C5F
MD5 of unedited 303 OE-A vshctrl.prx:
2899DEB2A1BD0AD98C7C0F50683AD621
MD5 of edited 303 OE-A systemctrl.prx:
431D0E5E415A2306D01C38A787E3B466
MD5 of edited 303 OE-A vshctrl.prx:
04335827C1E5780112E24362535166B6
Tools I used for hex editing and MD5 hashes:
XVI32 v2.51 Free stand alone Hex editor (
http://www.chmaas.handshake.de)
HashTab v1.11 Free file hashing shell extension (
http://beeblebrox.org)
The rest of the USB files used were originaly from "usbhostforsec v4 by FlyingBuzz"
These files from Buzz's mod need no editing and can be copied straight from his old release to your seplugins folder:
buzzusb.txt
buzzusbvsh.prx
game.txt
usbhostfs.prx
vsh.txt
The attached USB_Mod_v4b_For_3.10_OE-A.rar file was originally released as USB_Mod_v4b_For_3.03_OE-C_For_PSP.rar by PSPSwampy, but the only changes to Buzz's original mod are the above mentioned hex edits.
Edit:
Where do I put my iso folder? ... Argggg!
PSPTray.exe v0006
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Drop psptray.exe in the same folder as your usbhostfs.exe
Create a shortcut to psptray.exe where ever you like.
eg: DeskTop.
Launch psptray desktop shortcut.
In your system tray you can right click the psptray icon and select your option.
You can put you ISO folder anywhere you like.
Click on My Computer option, browse to the directory where your iso folder is, click Ok.
Now hit square on your PSP (to enable usb mod)
If all went well your iso's should show up in Game->MS.
example of share:
C:\
I would use C drive as my share if my ISO folder was on the root of C "C:\Iso\"
Don't share the ISO folder , just share the directory the ISO folder is in.
Notes:
Exiting psptray while usbhost is enabled will exit the usbhost on the pc.
If you exit psptray when usbhostfs is enabled on the pc then when you launch psptray again it will enable the usbhost again.
(psptray remembers the last state for launching or not launching usbhostfs)
Changing share directories while usbhostfs is running will stop usbhostfs and restart it again after you have set the share path.
Changing share directories while usbhostfs is running will start usbhostfs after you have set the share path.
Ther's more about psptray , but it's an OLD script and I'm not updating it ftm.
I'm putting it here ftm due to ppl saying where do I put my iso folder.
Utilitray.exe v0003
For advanced users that like to configure how there differant hosts or programs launch and what parameters they want to use then try utilitray.
Nothing is preconfigured in utilitray, but a user can get their differant hosts or programs to launch and exit the way they want.
Utilitray has a readme with it.
Note:
utilitray is not configured with any shortcuts. (that's upto the user to do)
utilitray is way more powerfull for a user to configure things the way they want,
Also makes launching your hosts or programs accessable via hotkeys as well as the tray menu.
Also has Info windows about what shortcut is on what.
Utilitray has the ability to run stealthly if a user wants.
Utilitray can be run from any directory or drive as long as it has read and write access (for storing settings).
Both utilitray and psptray are written with AutoIt 3 by me and are only experimental , so don't expect to much.
(hell, I have trouble writing a simple batch file at the best of times)
l8r
http://www.zshare.net/download/usb_m..._oe-a-rar.html
source ->
http://forums.maxconsole.net/showthread.php?t=47495