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LuaPlayer v0.20 Cools Mod with Flashing

Filename	LuaPlayer.rar
Date Posted	Mar 10, 2007
Categories	General Apps, PSP
Tags	PSP
Downloads	426

Description: If we are not mistaken, the last time we heard about LuaPlayer for the PlayStation Portable was when Mod 3 was incorporated into it. (LuaPlayer is a PSP homebrew from developer Cools; it lets you play Lua games on the Sony PSP).<br><br>Now, coder SG57 informed us that he has taken the liberty to mod the said application to accommodate certain flashing capabilities. SG57 mod will allow users to assign and un-assign devices. It means that you can now flash to flash0 and flash1, as well as read from disc0. The mod will also let users use iR Shell's usbhost/nethost devices.<br><br>SG57 said that he has already tested this several times, and this is what the program does exactly (this information was copy-pasted from SG57's post in the QJ.NET PSP Development Forum):<br><br> * It will first un-assign the flash0 device/driver, than reassign it with write-read privileges.<br> * Then, it will back up your current 01-12.bmp (xmb themes image).<br> * Then finally, you press the [X] button to flash your own 01-12.bmp you want to replace your now old ones with (But dont worry if you dont like the new xmb background theme, as your old one is backed up).<br> * It loads the one you want as your XMB background theme from ms0:/01-12.bmp, and the backup is saved the same, but with a .backup suffix<br> * Once done with it all, press START to return to lowser, or press HOME and go back to XMB and see how it looks.<br><br>Warning: this LuaPlayer mod has flashing capabilities. Newbies and noobs should NOT flash their PSPs unless they know what they're doing.<br><br>Before you use this application, please be sure that you know what you are doing. As we all know, any kind of flashing involves a lot of risks. SG57 mentioned that he has added several security measures to the application but the bricking rate is still relatively high.
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