(This post was last modified: 18/08/2010 07:43 AM by DSpider.)

(18/08/2010 07:27 AM)DSpider Wrote:  

(18/08/2010 06:56 AM)Vegetano1 Wrote:  

(18/08/2010 06:50 AM)DSpider Wrote:  Come on... How often do you go to the recovery menu ?

- to enter flash0 for making a theme
- to make pandora battery
- to edit configuration eg region, battery charge, etc
- to manage plugins i had got alot of plugins :)

do like to see some other feaure's updates,. liek entering recovery from UVSH and maybe the ability to add your own 01-12.bmp ;p

- Yeah, Flash0 themes are dangerous. CXMB can load custom themes from the memory stick, which is MUCH safer. And there are tools to deal with .ctf files, CTFtool_GUI comes to mind. Try messing with the flash on a PSP 3k. See how far that gets you.

this plugin is not for 3k psp's and i was talking about making a theme,. offcourse cxmb is best for using a theme duh!

- Not every PSP can create a Pandora battery (I'm talking about the millions of hardware revisions sold in the last two years or so). Also, there are other tools and plugins (Ultimate VSH Menu?) you can use to make one.

Yes and that's why this recovery is so cool because it tells you if your psp is pandora compatible and if so in whot state the battery is

- I don't see a use for a region change because only UMD movies are region locked, games are region FREE. You can buy a game in Dubai and it will work on a PSP from Italy. Battery charge ? Come on... Maybe Sony didn't include the feature to charge the PSP while using it for a reason. You can find it in the XMB at System Settings - USB Charge.

i have used region option many times,. again for making theme's and also for umd's

- Managing plugins is EASY. Just add a "1" at the end of every line in vsh.txt or game.txt and reboot the PSP from the VSH menu. Much quicker. I know, I know, this works better for enabling new plugins (after you copied them to the seplugins folder) not disabling them.

managing the plugins in this recovery is easier/faster,. .

Only reason would probably be the "Speed up MS access" feature in 5.00 M33-6 to see if it makes a considerable difference in performance (which it sometimes does, especially with fake memory sticks or MicroSD/M2+adaptor setups). Another reason, which would have something to do with why it's called a RECOVERY menu, is to be able to recover from something that prevents getting to the XMB, like a bad theme or plugin gone haywire.

see above,..

What other reasons are there ? I mean, how often do you access your computers BIOS ? Especially once it's set up just the way you like it.

its nice to see there is a new edition wich updates DA recovery menu
its very good plugin with all recovery functions,. also i like the way the USB connects in this recovery,. by the way

(This post was last modified: 18/08/2010 08:10 AM by Vegetano1.)

With URM v2.0 I can't switch between regions.
It just says "normal"
Other than that it is really nice.

(This post was last modified: 18/08/2010 09:23 AM by DSpider.)

(18/08/2010 09:12 AM)DSpider Wrote:  

Vegetano1 Wrote:also i like the way the USB connects in this recovery,. by the way

I noticed that too. With the normal recovery menu, I mean.

My computer acts as if I inserted a different memory stick... It's probably just a different driver - which is a good thing if the flash was tampered with and you can't boot into the XMB. That D_A knew what he was doing when he created the recovery menu. Anyways, I like the normal recovery. It's more of a "don't mess around here", "hack-ish" kind of look. This one just sugarcoats it.

And beats me why this is a sticky... :-? Guess one of the moderators thought it was cool. Yeah, maybe like once a month you need it. Maybe.

Maybe you would only use it once a month..
Others (including myself) find it useful.

Why all the flaming of this plugin ?  

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mh, it always says "error flashing" :(

(19/08/2010 04:13 AM)Mythos Wrote:  mh, it always says "error flashing" :(

Hmmmm.   I haven't actually had a chance to install this, but it it is giving you a problem flashing it, couldn't you just take the recovery.prx and write it to flash yourself?