As most of you know by now, ever since the PlayStation scandal major news media, the PSP-unfamiliar folks have been suspiciously eyeing our PSPs. Time and time again, you'll encounter some who'll demand an inspection of your handhelds' contents. myschoo probably had that scenario as the inspiration for his work, HideFile PRX.
As the name implies, this PRX module enables the user to hide files via the XMB with a quick (pre-setted) button press. Very useful, we must say, especially in those "tight" situations (*wink*). I mean, you'll never know when an inquiring adult will go after your PSP to play Tetris homebrew, right? Here's the beefy changelog for Hide File PRX v2:
* Ability to hide GAME folders
* Fixed bug with custom buttons settings
* Little change in config file
* Displays confirm message ("Hidden !", "Unhidden !" and "Wrong Code !")
* Little code clean up
myschoo provided s with a very detailed installation procedure in the readme file, so you'd better go over that first before trying this out. The forum thread below also leads to a very lively discussion about the program's efficiency, usage, setup, and some personal tweaking tips, it won't hurt to take a peek.
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