DevHook alternative package(devhook mod)
Now you can keep your USBHOST on emu 2.71 and also go on emu 3.01! AWSOME
Happy with DevHook v0.50 but want to keep previous versions of DevHook on your PSPs? Nah, it's not being greedy, it's being practical - after all, older DevHooks do have better compatibility with older PSP games. And so dodswm granted your wishes yesterday with his hex-edited DevHooks for 2.71, v0.45, and 0.46 - collectively known as DevHook alternative package.
The update to this dodswm-creation that allows PSP owners to run DevHook v0.50, 0.45 plus DevHook for 2.71 and DevHook 0.46 on one mem stick has the following changes:
* Text on eboots have been changed so that displays on the PSP show which DevHook folder is in use
* Modded devhook firmware installers were added
* DevHook for 2.71 has been fixed to emulate 1.5
* Put the lot in one download package
Now if you're new to this sort of thing and doesn't know exactly what needs to be done, read up on installation instructions and warnings here. Or better yet, click on the "Readme" file before doing anything else. Good luck and enjoy this la-*test*-('") offering!
Now you can keep your USBHOST on emu 2.71 and also go on emu 3.01! AWSOME
Happy with DevHook v0.50 but want to keep previous versions of DevHook on your PSPs? Nah, it's not being greedy, it's being practical - after all, older DevHooks do have better compatibility with older PSP games. And so dodswm granted your wishes yesterday with his hex-edited DevHooks for 2.71, v0.45, and 0.46 - collectively known as DevHook alternative package.
The update to this dodswm-creation that allows PSP owners to run DevHook v0.50, 0.45 plus DevHook for 2.71 and DevHook 0.46 on one mem stick has the following changes:
* Text on eboots have been changed so that displays on the PSP show which DevHook folder is in use
* Modded devhook firmware installers were added
* DevHook for 2.71 has been fixed to emulate 1.5
* Put the lot in one download package
Now if you're new to this sort of thing and doesn't know exactly what needs to be done, read up on installation instructions and warnings here. Or better yet, click on the "Readme" file before doing anything else. Good luck and enjoy this la-*test*-('") offering!