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Recovery Flasher v1.30
Posted Feb 21, 2008 at 02:35AM by Ryan A.
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Homebrew Applications,
Wi-Fi
Tags:
Sony,
Windows XP,
WPA,
darksaboteur
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Here's a little application that allows users to monitor a computer's CPU, RAM, and Network Usage via the PlayStation Portable and its WiFi capability. The program is called PCMonitor from coder darksaboteur.To know more about this nifty application, proceed to the full article via the "read more" link below. Download: PCMonitor Alpha v2 Visit: QJ PSP Development Forum |
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Posted Jan 28, 2008 at 07:53AM by Enrico S.
Listed in:
Homebrew Applications
Tags:
XMB,
Sony,
PSOne,
Ahman,
iR Shell,
WPA
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Homebrew developer AhMan has released iRshell v3.9. The coder has given word that this is the final public release of the application since AhMan has announced that he is retiring from the PSP scene. More information about the application can be found in the full article. Click on the "read more" link below to get there.Download: iR Shell v3.9 Visit: QJ.NET PSP DEvelopment Forums |
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Posted Dec 26, 2007 at 12:34AM by Ira Z.
Listed in:
How-To,
Applications
Tags:
PSP Browser,
WEP,
WPA,
Team M33
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Posted Jun 10, 2007 at 11:06AM by Karl B.
Listed in:
Homebrew Applications
Tags:
Zx-81,
GNU,
WPA,
Danzeff,
Custom Firmware,
VNC
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Zx-81 has dropped a new release of Portable VNC in our PSP Development forums. Portable VNC is a homebrew application that lets PSP owners access their PC desktops from anywhere through a Wi-Fi connection. This new release is for PSPs running Custom Firmware 3.x only.It includes IR keyboard support based on the work of Harald Fielker, the author of the PSP IR Keyboard Library. It also features the Danzeff virtual keyboard which in turn is based on the Danzel code. PSPVNC is based on the PalmOS VNC client and is from NHD from TeamXos. Here's the full changelog for this version of Portable VNC:
Download: Portable VNC v1.2.4 with IR Keyboard support (3.x only) Download: Portable VNC v1.2.4 with IR Keyboard support source code Visit: QJ.NET PSP Development forum |
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Posted May 05, 2007 at 09:53AM by Ryan A.
Listed in:
Homebrew Applications
Tags:
dickydick1969,
PimpStreamer,
WPA
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It should be remembered that homebrew coder DickyDick1969 came up with the new version of application PiMPStreamer. To those of you still not familiar with this program, it basically allows users to stream audio and video content from their PC units, PlayStation 3 (PS3), and even Wii onto their PlayStation Portable (PSP).
The last release was on version 0.90 and the most exciting thing about it is that the application has been Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA) compatible. However, it came to DickyDick1969's attention that several users were having problems with the program especially those who are on CFW 3.10 OE-A'. So what the coder did was created a test EBOOT that will print the error code. Apparently, if you put this EBOOT in the "PIMPSTREAMER090" directory on your PSP, you will get the error "8002013A". Also, it was found out that CFW 3.40 OE users are also having problems because it misses a kernel library (memodule.prx). If you want to try and see if you're having the same problem, the test EBOOT has been provided below. Also, you might want to give PiMPStreamer v0.90a. DickyDick1969 wishes to be informed with any other future issues. Download: PiMPStreamer v0.90a (.msi) Download: Test EBOOT to print error code |
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Posted May 02, 2007 at 01:34AM by Victor B.
Listed in:
Homebrew Applications
Tags:
dickydick1969,
PimpStreamer,
WPA
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DickyDick1969's media streaming application is back with a new version. PiMPStreamer v0.90 is here, and with it comes the promise of WPA compatibility. For those who haven't heard of PiMPStreamer, it's an application that'll allow users to stream audio and video from their PCs, Sony PS3s, and Nintendo Wiis to their PlayStation Portable (PSP) in real time. Now, the new version apparently adds WPA (Wi-Fi Protected Access) compatibility, which should mean increased connection security, among other things. PiMPStreamer works for 1.5 original and 3.X custom firmware, with the setup automatically installing it for both setups. An added addition to the program is that you can easily quit the homebrew application by pressing the home button. In any case, give it a try, don't forget to check the readme files, and don't hesitate to drop DickyDick1969 a line for more information. Download: PiMPStreamer v0.90 (Zip) |
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Posted Apr 19, 2007 at 02:13PM by Ryan A.
Listed in:
Homebrew Applications
Tags:
Dark AleX,
WPA,
Custom Firmware,
Cpasjuste
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Custom Firmware Extender is an excellent homebrew application from coder Cpasjuste. However, there's a little problem: DAX already came up with 3.30 Open Edition Revision A. So what happens now? Well, no worries really because the coder just upgraded Custom Firmware Extender to v1.3 to accommodate users of the latest custom firmware.As the name of the application suggests, this is actually a set of two plugins for Dark_AleX's custom firmwares that will add a couple of extra functions to your PlayStation Portable (PSP). So that you will have a better grasp of this application, Cpasjuste provided the things you can do with Custom Firmware Extender v1.3:
Download: Custom Firmware Extender v1.3 View: QJ PSP Development Forum |
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Posted Mar 20, 2007 at 04:08AM by Victor B.
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Homebrew Applications
Tags:
AFKIM,
danzel,
WPA
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Danzel has released a new version of him messaging service application known as AFKIM. AFKIM v3 comes in two forms and has a lot of new features and fixes that we're sure you'll all like. Here are the list of changes and fixes since AFKIM v2: Version 3:
Download: AFKIM v3 (1.5 Version) Download: AFKIM v3 (OE Version) |
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Posted Jan 30, 2007 at 02:35AM by Remi M.
Listed in:
Homebrew Applications
Tags:
ISO,
PSP Web Browser,
WEP,
WPA,
Custom Firmware,
Cpajuste
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A few days ago, Cpajuste came up with the Custom Firmware Extender v1.0. Now, he is back with an update to this app. But before you get lost in the changelog and all the other technical stuff, we'll give you a general idea of what this nifty thing is. Basically, it's a set of two plugins for Dark_AleX's custom firmware (although he didn't specify which custom firmware), which will add some extra options for your PSP. With this app, here's what you could do:
Download: [Custom Firmware Extender 1.1] Discuss: [Forum Release Thread] |
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Posted Jan 24, 2007 at 12:51AM by Victor B.
Listed in:
Homebrew Applications
Tags:
Zx-81,
WPA,
PSPFTPD,
FTP,
PSP WiFile Transfer
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According to Luiz, he based his work on Zx-81's PSPFTD, which was originally meant for 1.5 firmwares. He also says that PSP WiFile Transfer will benefit developers who use WiFi WPA cryptography protocol and DHCP. Since the program can work with 3.03 OE-B, you can definitely call this the beginning of a great new app. Why do we say "beginning?" Well, it's a debut, so expect some bugs here and there. Furthermore, the actual release lacks a readme, which makes it a bit more daunting for newbies to PC-to-PSP wireless connectivity. He does mention some basic installation instructions on his site though: The PSP WiFile Transfer is made at OE firmware rules, then it run in user mode and because of this its cant have risk to brick your PSP. The homebrew must be placed in GAME folder, not in GAME150 like old ones. Perhaps some enterprising soul can help him out with making the next release even better? Send some comments and technical suggestions his way and let him know you support his project. Download: [PSP WiFile Transfer v0.01] |
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