Version: 2.47: Real IDPS Display, Improved PS2 Emu Swapping
Platforms: Mobile Gaming, PS3
Categories: System Utilities
Upload date: 12 May 14
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License: Freeware
Downloads: 51 File Size: 2867 Kb
PSNPatch
Are you looking to connect to the PSN with custom firmware? Check out the latest changes in KW's PSNPatch!
It's been a while since we've seen any updates to PSNPatch, but KW has just rustled up some small fixes for us. More accurate IDPS data is now displayed within the app. You'll also find that the previously added PS2 emu swapping has been improved to support all consoles using Habib's latest custom firmware. The OFW Mode in the last build has also been bulkened up a bit as well. Should you use the HABIB plugin for PS2 emulation, please disable it. This download includes all the files you need!
PSNpatch v2.47:
Displays "real" IDPS (from eid0);
PS2EMU switching updated for bc, semi-bc and non-bc consoles (Habib 4.55 1.03+);
PSNPATCH plugin shows startup message with version and currently available cobra mode;
Some additional messages adjustments;
Improved Semi-permanent "OFW mode";
rap import directory is temporary forced to /usbxxx/exdata.
NOTE:
DON'T USE HABIB PLUGIN with PSNPATCH Cobra Stealth extensions, as the plugin may hang waiting for dev_habib (writable flash - disabled by stealth extensions). The ps2emu switching is already included inside PSNPatch "cobra toolbox" menu (accessible by pressing SELECT in the main menu).
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