History tends to repeat itself. I released mM 02.08.xx source at code.google.com and then everyone thought I'll abandon the development - believe me I won't. Lately my day-job requires me to travel a lot around Europe/Asia/USA so I'll keep mM updated whenever I can like I did for the last 2,5 years.
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History tends to repeat itself. I released mM 02.08.xx source at code.google.com and then everyone thought I'll abandon the development - believe me I won't. Lately my day-job requires me to travel a lot around Europe/Asia/USA so I'll keep mM updated whenever I can like I did for the last 2,5 years.
History tends to repeat itself. I released mM 02.08.xx source at code.google.com and then everyone thought I'll abandon the development - believe me I won't. Lately my day-job requires me to travel a lot around Europe/Asia/USA so I'll keep mM updated whenever I can like I did for the last 2,5 years.
Oh and BTW if you do release the source code, you can always put in a double-forward-slash comment in your source code that is dedicated to a bunch of haters!
History tends to repeat itself. I released mM 02.08.xx source at code.google.com and then everyone thought I'll abandon the development - believe me I won't. Lately my day-job requires me to travel a lot around Europe/Asia/USA so I'll keep mM updated whenever I can like I did for the last 2,5 years.
This is some great news for the ones who knows how to appreciate the developers hard work.
Thank you! I really love the news.
If anyone is using/testing this 4.31CFW released yesterday - please let me know if the latest mM update works with it. You can get mM online (using L2+R2 during mM boot and update) or from this link:
multiMAN ver 04.19.01 UPD CEX (20130130).pkg (5.07MB)
I believe that all mM features should work on 4.31, because I prepared most of the patches back in November using lv2_kernel.self from 4.31OFW. This update also includes the "Create ISO" from PS1 discs.
Last edited by deank; 01-30-2013 at 09:37 AM.
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Oh and BTW if you do release the source code, you can always put in a double-forward-slash comment in your source code that is dedicated to a bunch of haters!
Personally i think it should be open source for no other reason but to help the scene.
We know deank has some amazing work ethics & skills. He has created one of the best homebrew apps on the PS3!!! He has also spent alot of time updating and continuing to make it even better.
Allowing to be open can only be a good things for the scene and other homebrew development
* Added support for 4.31CFW
* Added support for creating ISO files from PS1 game discs
* Improved support for PS1 ISO/BIN/IMG/MDF
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About the PS1 improvement: I have NFS:Porsche and it works fine from disc but not from ISO/BIN. The issue was in the patched ps1_emu.self (ATAPI 0x43 READ TOC) which I believe breaks some games (like because of missing .CUE sheet processing). I hope that this fix (which is included in mM 04.19.02) will fix issues with other games that crashed or had some audio issues.
The original patch from Hermes (in ps1_patch2.S)
memcpy(&data[n - sizeof(ps1emu_patch2)], ps1emu_patch2, sizeof(ps1emu_patch2));
(0x3C, 0x80, 0x00, 0x22, 0x60, 0x84, 0x01, 0x63, 0x90, 0x98, 0x00, 0x00):
lis %r4, 0x22
ori %r4, %r4, 0x0163 // first track / last track
stw %r4, 0(%r24)
lis %r4, 0x0A // Correct size of TOC
ori %r4, %r4, 0x0101 // first SESSION# / last SESSION#
stw %r4, 0(%r24)
lis %r4, 0x14 // add correct ADR(1)/CTR(4) info in response = Data track + Copy protection
ori %r4, %r4, 0x0100 // first track# in first SESSION / reserved
stw %r4, 4(%r24)
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