This download is for the source code of Mr350's recently released PSP Hardware Alarm Interface I v1.3.359 homebrew application. Be sure to remember this note from the developer before making the download:
"This is still an ON-GOING project and still supported by me (Mr305).
I do not ENDORSE nor SUPPORT any 'enhancements' or 'mods'; however you can freely make any changes AS LONG AS it's private and NOT shared to the public. Hope everyone understands this."
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