The BlackDev's Team composed of for this draft Spimort, Zer01ne, Darkside finally gives us a test version of their project 0x584d42 which is neither more nor less than a XMB alternative therefore in competition with the Sony XMB that has cares to do so. Although this is a moment for the Alpha version which is supposed to contain bugs and therefore did not use to replace the first really xmb Sony for now, this version shows us a good aprecu concept, in fact, the XMB is customizable at will and easily because the pictures are gross (ie not consolidated in a Topmenu.rco), this one also adds to the moment a single new menu, named "recovery" Obviously you retrouverer conventional menus, so here is the composition of XMB:
Recovery - System - Photo - Music - Video - Game - Network
Unfortunately some functions do not work yet (Alpha) but added as! And surely there will be other features in future versions.
It should also be noted that to avoid any risk of briquage versions proposed by Zer01ne only works with Time Machine via 3.40 (fat) from DarkAlex or via the DC7 Test 4.01 (+ Slim Fat). It is inadvisable to try to install it in the bread under flash0 brick your console!
Simply download the archive and extract it at the root of your ms while accepting the crushing of data, and restart your psp in launching:
- The TM 3.40
- The DC7 test 4.01
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