PSP flash/rco/prx Reference List

[pirata nervo]

the kn folder is the kernel folder so it must conatains the system requirements to be run. like the systme information, mose of the code was coded in myps i believe.

[Oyabun]

Modifying the PRXs on the 3.52 side (KN) and making a mistake, I don't believe will result in a full brick, as the recovery.prx is in the KD folder, not KN. You should still be able to access recovery.

Modifying files on the 1.50 side (KD) is something you want to be extremely careful and cautious doing. Flashing the files improperly, or inadvertently deleting files from KD, will result in a full brick.

[pirata nervo]

Look at this thread that i made: (you must be registered)
http://perfectpredicament.freeweb7.c...ad.php?tid=561

[ZiNgABuRgA]

Originally Posted by robs1968

Modifying the PRXs on the 3.52 side (KN) and making a mistake, I don't believe will result in a full brick, as the recovery.prx is in the KD folder, not KN. You should still be able to access recovery.

Modifying files on the 1.50 side (KD) is something you want to be extremely careful and cautious doing. Flashing the files improperly, or inadvertently deleting files from KD, will result in a full brick.

Yeap. In fact, I suggest not touching the /kd or /vsh/module folders at all.
/kn and /vsh/nodule can be completely deleted (I don't advise it) and all you'll get is a semi-brick.

Originally Posted by Kin3tiK

So should I add it it then? Seems like its a little too dangerous for newbs to see and decide to change :P

Depends on your aim. If you just want to provide information, then it's fine.

Not a bad list BTW.

[Oyabun]

Found at flash0:/kn

Sony PSP Home Screen (3.52 side) -impose.prx
-impose.rsc (\kn\resource)


Found at flash0:/kd

Sony PSP Home Screen (1.50 side) -impose.prx
-impose.rsc (\kd\resource)

[ZiNgABuRgA]

Originally Posted by Kin3tiK

Is there any difference between coverted+compressed vs just coverted when it comes to editing rco's? ZiNgA? :P

Compressed means it's a little smaller.

Actually, "compressing" an RCO only compresses the header. RCO Editor automatically compresses images when replaced. I was just too lazy to write a header compression routine.

Apart from the smaller size, there isn't much difference.

[pirata nervo]

No just report your first post saying that you want to change the name and what is the new name.

[elver]

Tell you what, don't start a thread yet, i'll get dumps from all the possibl custom firmwares and set them up like this:
XMB Icons - topmenu_plugin.rco
Backgrounds - 01-12.bmp

In .ZIP folders from the links setup like this:

TOPMENU_PLUGIN.RCO => 1.50 => Encrypted => topmenu_plugin.rco
=> Decrypted => topmenu_plugin.rco

=> 2.71 => Encrypted =>topmenu_plugin.rco
=> Decrypted => topmenu_plugin.rco

=> 3.01 => Encrypted =>topmenu_plugin.rco
=> Dcrypted => topmenu_plugin.rco

=> 3.02 => Encrypted => topmenu_plugin.rco
=> Decrypted => topmenu_plugin.rco

=> 3.03 => Encrypted => topmenu_plugin.rco
=> Decrypted => topmenu_plugin.rco

=> 3.10 => Encrypted => topmenu_plugin.rco
=> Decrypted => topmenu_plugin.rco

=> 3.30 => Encrypted => topmenu_plugin.rco
=> Decrypted => topmenu_plugin.rco

=> 3.40 => Encrypted => topmenu_plugin.rco
=> Decrypted => topmenu_plugin.rco

=> 3.51 => Encrypted => topmenu_plugin.rco
=> Decrypted => topmenu_plugin.rco

=> 3.52 => Encrypted => topmenu_plugin.rco
=> Decrypted => topmenu_plugin.rco

They've got to stickie something with that much work in it but it will be very good for reference.

What do you think?

[pirata nervo]

i think the name is ok

[Kin3tiK]

Updated the thread, i think it looks a little better now :D

Still wondering which decrypted rco's i should add (from which FW's) though.