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01-15-2007, 08:57 PM
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Points: 206.07 Donate | | | what exacly dose this do, im thinking that it probly just rips umd'd directly to your computer?, am i rite? or is this an app to let u play your games that are on your pc on psp through usb?, in other words, i have a 4gb memory card and im not gona be buying any new games, will this app be of any use to me? |
01-15-2007, 09:29 PM
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Points: 1.46 Donate | | | ive dne this thing for ages
since i ripped my first umd
ive always had Elaborate Bytes' virtual clone drive and i couldnt be bothered getting umdgen or any other umd extractor
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01-15-2007, 09:37 PM
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Points: 29.92 Donate | | | Just taking a guess on all of these, so I could be way off the mark...confirm if you can...
GPIO.REG - IO buffer on the bus (This is a total guess here, I'm investigating it now...)
KMEM.MEM - Kernel Memory in RAM
LFLASH0.IMG -Flash0
LFLASH1.IMG - Flash1
LFLASH2.IMG - One is the IPL and the other is IDStorage
LFLASH3.IMG - See above
PROFILER.REG - Not sure at all. Possible hardware id via the system bus/wifi card?
SCRPAD.MEM - Screen buffer, I think
UMEM.MEM - User Memory in RAM
VECTOR.MEM - Vector portion of the GPU's RAM (Not sure)
VRAM.MEM - Main GPU RAM, I think
As I said, I could be really wrong on parts of this; feel free to correct me.
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01-16-2007, 01:59 AM
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Originally Posted by KingPepper  if i could Code C++ and worked for Sony, the first thing i would do is to put checks in the next Firmware Update, checking to see if the firmware has been Modified, by a Checksum, simple really, and as a added Protection check the Memory stick itself for any Flashing Software in a EBOOT File!!!!!
If it finds anything Format the Card, and crash the PSP!!!! 
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01-16-2007, 01:23 PM
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Points: 4.43 Donate | | uhh, im not sure if its because i used this, but after i used this and dumped a umd, my umd drive keeps making weird noises...  |
01-16-2007, 04:38 PM
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Originally Posted by jcoolkatzerg Just taking a guess on all of these, so I could be way off the mark...confirm if you can...
GPIO.REG - IO buffer on the bus (This is a total guess here, I'm investigating it now...)
KMEM.MEM - Kernel Memory in RAM
LFLASH0.IMG -Flash0
LFLASH1.IMG - Flash1
LFLASH2.IMG - One is the IPL and the other is IDStorage
LFLASH3.IMG - See above
PROFILER.REG - Not sure at all. Possible hardware id via the system bus/wifi card?
SCRPAD.MEM - Screen buffer, I think
UMEM.MEM - User Memory in RAM
VECTOR.MEM - Vector portion of the GPU's RAM (Not sure)
VRAM.MEM - Main GPU RAM, I think
As I said, I could be really wrong on parts of this; feel free to correct me. | Most or all of that stuff is right...I think but I"m just wondering if we could make our own flash like LFLASH4.IMG so we can use it as a backup flash or something or do we need an encryption key for that?
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01-16-2007, 05:36 PM
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Originally Posted by MTsol Most or all of that stuff is right...I think but I"m just wondering if we could make our own flash like LFLASH4.IMG so we can use it as a backup flash or something or do we need an encryption key for that? | Flash4 and 3 are less then 1 MBytes in size. Flash0 is about 28 Mbytes, and Flash1 is about 2 Mbytes. All the flashes are really just different partions on the same chip (About 32 Mbytes large). If you wanted to make a "backup" of sorts, you'd have to buy another NAND flash chip, put it on the motherboard, and back them up to that. This is basicly how the PSP modchip works.
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