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Author | SKGleba |
Type | Plugins |
Version | 4.0 |
License | Mixed |
Last Updated | 2020/08/09 |
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Yet another (re)mount tool kernel plugin for PS Vita/PS TV. From Vita Hacks Guide:
"YAMT (Yet Another Mount Tool) is a multi-purpose kernel plugin for the PS Vita (TV) which allows for the use of a microSD card as a storage device via an SD2Vita adapter. The SD2Vita is a microSD to game card adapter which is inserted into the game-card slot in your device.
By using the YAMT kernel plugin, the USB drive or microSD card you use will be mounted to ux0: just like a Sony memory card. This is very useful because microSD cards are significantly cheaper than Sony memory cards (especially at higher capacities)."
Features
- Ability to remount all partitions.
- Clean sd2vita patch system.
- No boot delays as found in i.e gamecard-microsd.
- Basic & noob-friendly gui manager included.
Installation
Please follow Vita Hacks Guide for the setup guide.
Notes:
- Lite version is intended for normal users, it provides basic mounting and format options.
- Full version is recommended for advanced users, it packs all the important storage managing tools.
User guide
Basic usage:
- Just use the menu in Settings > Devices > Storage Devices.
Advanced usage:
- You can remount every partition with yamt.
- Developer options in driver settings provide some useful storage functions like formatting.
- In the "Custom partitions" tab you have all the partitions listed excluding pseudo partitions like lma0.
- You can edit the assignements of the listed partitions, take a look at https://wiki.henkaku.xyz/vita/SceIofilemgr#Mount_Points.
- i.e if you set sa0 to [ext; act; entire] it will bind sa0 to the sd2vita's main partition at boot.
Uninstall:
- You can uninstall YAMT via the provided installer.
- It is recommended to clean up the tai config.txt after uninstalling yamt.
Notes:
- You can format the SD/USB to TexFAT from the developer options menu in the driver settings tab.
- If the USB/PSVSD mount fails, setting legacy mode in driver settings may help.
- Before updating from a beta release, use enso's "fix boot configuration".
- The project is still WIP, report all bugs.
Screenshots
Compatibility
Requires Enso, compatible only with firmware 3.60 and 3.65.
Known issues
Changelog
v4.0
- Fixed the PSVSD not mounting unless in legacy mode.
- Legacy mode now supports all mountpoints.
- Added ability to disable all the extra USB patches for faster bootup.
- Stability patches.
- Notes:
- Read the readme.
- If USB/PSVSD does not work - try the legacy mode.
- It is recommended to clean up the tai config.txt after uninstalling yamt.
- Clean the boot config via enso's installer if you are updating from a beta release.
v4.0 beta 4
- [Lite] Added ability to install a "lite" version.
- [Installer] Changed the installer a bit, added select-able options.
- [Manager] Added some developer options, added ability to format the storage device.
- [Kernel] Added one-compile compatibility for both 3.60 and 3.65, reworked usb mounting.
- [Device] Fixed the legacy usb driver, should work with PSVSD now too.
- Notes:
- This is a beta release - bugs are expected.
- If USB/PSVSD does not work - try the legacy mode.
- Clean the boot config via enso's installer before updating to this release.
v3.1
- [Installer]: Fixed some installer errors, cleaned up the system a bit.
- [User]: Added xmc0/imc0 support.
- [User/Kernel]: Fixed the random-jap-crash bug.
- [Kernel]: Changed the way partitions are redirected, stability++.
- [Kernel]: Added default config if custom config not found
- sd2vita as ux0, sony mc as uma0.
- [Kernel]: Fixed some minor parser bugs.
v3.0 "Genesis"
- [Installer]: Fixed some no-bootconfig errors, added user plugin support, still a mess.
- [User]: Added a manager in [system settings->devices->storage devices].
- [User/Kernel]: Fixed some issues with sd2vita not mounting as ux0 instead of imc (configurable in settings).
- [Kernel]: Added slot-based config support.
- [Kernel]: Added more optional checks.
Credits
- TheOfficialFlow, xyz for their work on vitashell/gamesd.
- Team Molecule for enso and henkaku.