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| PSP Everest | |
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| Author | joel16 |
| Type | System Tools |
| Version | 2.8 |
| License | Mixed |
| Last Updated | 2023/09/25 |
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This is a mod of the original PSP Everest 2 by frostegater. It is an application that is built using PSP's XMB interface (VLF lib) that displays the hardware, software and console ID information about your PSP.
This application has been built with the latest toolchain with major changes to display various new info and fix a few bugs.
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Changelog
2.8
- Hardware info now properly identifies the following motherboards: TMU-001, TMU-002, TA-079v1-v5, TA-095v3, TA-095v4 and TA-097.
- Fixed an issue with kernel imports causing sceChkregGetPsFlags to display incorrect values. (QA flag is not valid on retail devices)
2.7
- Built with the latest toolchain, with upstream GCC and newlib patches, and switched to C++.
- Console ID Information page now loads flash0:/kd/chkreg instead of reimplementing sceChkregGetPsCode.
- Fix title not being displayed when in Console ID Information page.
- Hardware Information page now displays QA flag.
- Battery elec charge/total elec charge are now assumed to be in mA (milliampere) units.
2.6
- Built with the latest toolchain, with upstream GCC and newlib patches.
- New Console ID Information page:
- Display PSID.
- Display company code.
- Display factory code and info.
- Display product code and info.
- Display product sub code and info.
- Battery Information page now displays the following information:
- Display battery elec value (Not entirely sure what unit the raw value is)
- Display battery total elec value (Not entirely sure what unit the raw value is)
- Display polestar version in Hardware Information page.
- Fix static title bar colour when changing background colours with L/R.
- Make use of VLFlib's central menu instead of hard coding positions for the main menu.
- Major code clean-up, eliminated all warnings, prevent overflows, limiting buffer lenghts etc.