Version 0.6 2007/01/06

 

The disk driver was completely changed to DLDI.

Attention: Start NDSROM file name was changed.

EZ5 requests the firmware version 1.1.

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This new tool by Dark_AleX will allow people running 3.03 OE to decrypt & decompress PSX games that they purchased from the PS3 online store. It will also decrypt the document.dat of those games.

Instructions:

 

* This program is only for 3.03 OE. It won’t work on any other system

* Place the folder psxdecrypt at /PSP/GAME303 or if you have configured the GAME folder for 3.03 kernel, you can also place it in /PSP/GAME150.

* Place the game from the ps3store in the same directory of the application with the name “GAME.PBP”.

* Place also the keys.bin and the document.dat in the same directory.

* Execute the program.

* Press X to decrypt ISO header, game special data, and decompress the ISO image. Press O to decrypt document.dat.

 

Some notes:

 

Note: For decompressing the iso, you need a LOT of free space in your memory stick, since the decompressed iso will have more size than the pbp’s.

 

If you have a fake/bad memory stick, better not to use this program.

If the dxar generation took you more than 10 minutes, better not to use this program.

 

In good memory sticks, the process may take between 10-20minutes to more than 1 hour, depending of the size of the iso.

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Windows build is available.

- Fixed s3accel patch

- Changed ctrl-alt-f10 to ctrl-alt-f9 (menu) for windows vista

- Disables menu bar during paused/keymapper

- Added the following patches:

* Change the timer hack to stick to the correct time (hal)

* IO Delay fix (hal)

This feature will be disabled while maximizing cycles.

* Fix start discrepancy (20sec) between DOS clock and RTC (hal)

* Fixed opening files in READWRITE mode on cdroms (xtale)

- Fixed some minor bugs.

http://ykhwong.x-y.net/cvs/frame.html

If you were hardcore enough to mod your 360 to have an HDMI port, then good for you! For those still thinking about getting a 360, the next revision is gonna be pretty sweet.

Here's a bit more about the news published earlier about the Xbox 360 'Zephyr' prototype with HDMI port. It's the 2nd time a HMDI picture leaked (1st time here if you missed it) and it looks like there are still many people that don't (want to) believe it ... so I guess it's time we come clear because Microsoft doesn't and we think you as customer has the right to know what's coming.

Microsoft still refuses to acknowledge it ... this is what they replied today to several news outlets:

"We have seen all types of claimed leaked photos like this show up online and as a standard policy we don't comment on speculative items."

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No, it's no retail Xbox360, it's a prototype board ... but Microsoft had to design a new scaler chip named 'HANA' (replacing the (analog-only?) 'ANA' chip found in current retail and dev Xboxes), I doubt they'll do that effort for nothing. You will also notice several other changes to the motherboard.

Xbox-Scene.com