Flash Agent F1
Hallo007 has just updated his Flash Agent homebrew flashing application to version F1 today to support - you've guessed it, multiple firmwares. Flash Agent revision E2 was released a few days ago which supported Dark_Alex's 3.10OE but Hallo007 has realised that a lot of people have stayed on 3.03OE, perhaps not noticing the POPS changes in 3
Generic Flasher
Well, look what we have here. Slasher from Team Duck has dropped by our forums to share with us his Generic Flasher that basically flashes whatever your file you may want to... er... flash. So, here's how it works.
According to Slasher, this applicatin is for just about any custom firmware version, including 3.03 OE-C and 3.10 OE-A
DevHook Firmware Installer
Ah, DevHook. Just the sheer mention of it sends shivers down the spine. So, you can just imagine our joy (and we're enjoying yours now) when homebrew coder Sleepy566 dropped by QJ Forums and informed us about an updated version of Tommydanger-original DevHook Firmware Installer.
In the last version, v0
3.x OE Customizer
PSP homebrew coder BadBoy just dropped the word over at the QJ.Net Forums to let everybody know about the latest release of the 3.x OE Customizer homebrew application.
This potent application allows you - among other things - to change your background images, your gameboot, and dump/flash registry
SCEP-XMB
Aldostools informed us yesterday that there was a new version of SCEP up, but we only got to updating the application today. Needless to say, there's three versions, depending on what type of PSP and FW you're using.
Here's what Poisonhzkj wrote as part of the changelist, according to Aldostools
If you're fed up of seeing those useless update icons in the XMB when you pop a UMD into your PSP then Team t0c have come to your rescue with their latest homebrew addition for the PSP - AntiUpdate v1
Super Flasher
Yesterday, we shared with you an alternative application to flash your PlayStation Portable (PSP) units. It's called Lua Flasher and was coded by splodger15. Some of you mentioned that there are a lot mre stable apps out there but as we said, it's good to have alternatives
PSP Lua Pad Source
Re_AnimAte has released another application called PSP Lua Pad, which is an app that helps people make standard Lua applications and code of their own. Think of it as Notepad for Lua enthusiasts.
He's mentioned a few things related to this release, though
USBon Plugin (for 3.03 OE and 3.10 OE)
In your opinion, what PlayStation Portable (PSP) plugin is the most useful? Whatever your answer is, we're pretty certain that that is quite debatable depending on our needs. To each his own, or so they say. But to homebrew coder vodkkaa, it's the one that concerns the handheld's USB function
Thanks to comments you guys put in our previous article, dark420bishop found out that there was a bug in his previous release and fixed it, adding in new links to his original post and an extra download mirror for you to try out
