PS3 PS3 PRO MOD Release/Information Thread

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What do you guys think? @DeViL303 @Berion @mr_ota @pinky @Cypher_CG89

Essential apps, just the essential ones to get things working properly

I consider those ones the essentials, to get ps2/psp/retro emu working and ofc the plugins to achieve the retro emulation.

Which ones do you guys think i missed? take in mind that the webman is being installed so no backup manager are needed

*Notes

The licence pack just includes homebrew rap files and apps such crunchyroll , so no piracy allowed
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Very good. Maybe Movian and some emulator that doesn't have retroarch as core. Scummvm for example. The pkgi of @bucanero. Apps nopsn. Fan control from XMB would be wonderful, although I understand that it could not be limited. Greetings.
 
mr_ota said:
Very good. Maybe Movian and some emulator that doesn't have retroarch as core. Scummvm for example. The pkgi of @bucanero. Apps nopsn. Fan control from XMB would be wonderful, although I understand that it could not be limited. Greetings.
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Good

So i added Youtube, Crunchyroll, Twitch, Netflix No PSN

and Spotify and Movian.

About fan control there are entries for it inside webman folder
 
@LuanTeles Here is an idea for your getting started section, you could include a offline help section, created with the offline documentation tool that @xp3riments made. Its easy to use.

Just go HERE and input text in this format. Here is a bit of an example of what can be done:
Code: 
<script type="cl" id="★ Getting Started">#Common Terms and Abbreviations
-CEX = Normal Retail Firmware for CECH consoles
-DEX = Developer Firmware for DECH consoles
-CFW = Custom Firmware - Highly Modified Firmware that can only install on SOME consoles
-HFW = Hybrid Firmware - Slightly Modified Firmware that can install on ALL consoles.
-OFW = Official Firmware - Firmware released by Sony that will install on all consoles.
-FSM = Factory Service Mode -
-Minver = Minimum dowgrade version which can be checked with MinVerChk PUP
#Recovery menu aka Recovery Mode aka Safe mode
-How do I access Safe Mode?
-1. Check that the power indicator on the PlayStation 3 system is solid red.
-2. Press and hold the PlayStation 3 system's power button for ten seconds. The PlayStation 3 system will shut down.
-3. Release the power button.
-4. Press and hold the power button for seven seconds. Two short beeps will be emitted and a message will be displayed on-screen.
-5. Press the PS button on the wireless controller to start the PlayStation 3 system in Safe Mode.
@If you can not access the XMB or the Recovery menu then your console is classified as bricked and will require a hardware flasher to fix or might not be repairable.
-What are the Safe Mode options?
-1. Restart System: Exit Safe Mode and start the PlayStation 3 system normally.
-2. Restore Default Settings: Restore all default settings and delete PlayStation Network account information. You will need to activate your -PlayStation 3 system again in order to play downloaded content.
-3. Restore File System: Attempt to repair all areas of the Hard Disk Drive (HDD) where files can be saved. If corrupted data cannot be recovered, it may be erased.
-4. Rebuild Database: Return adjusted settings to the default configuration and restore files. Messages, playlists, etc
-5. Restore PS3 System: Perform a quick format of the PlayStation 3 system memory in order to restore the system.
-6. System Update: Update the PlayStation 3 system software via a mass storage device.
[Click here to visit the Safe Mode page on playstation.com](https://www.playstation.com/en-gb/get-help/help-library/system---hardware/power---system-stability/safe-mode-on-playstation-3/)
</script>
<script type="cl" id="★ Debug Settings (CEX QA)">#O Button Behavior
-Switch the assignment of the "O" button to "X" button (like for japans games/region settings).
– "Enter" : assign the "Enter" function to "O" button
– "Back" : assign the "Enter" function to "X" button.
#NP Environment
-Edit the environment variable to connect to the network of your choice.
Examples:
-"np" : retail network.
-"sp-int" : developers network.
-"prod-qa" : production quality assurance network.
@Note : There are other networks than debugs can access but only QA flagged consoles can connect to them (mgmt, rc, etc…).
#Game Type (Debugger)
</script>
<script type="cl" id="★ Debug Settings (DEX)">#O Button Behavior
-Switch the assignment of the "O" button to "X" button (like for japans games/region settings).
Options Available:
– "Enter" : assign the "Enter" function to "O" button
– "Back" : assign the "Enter" function to "X" button.
#NP Environment
-Edit the environment variable to connect to the network of your choice.
Examples:
-"np" : retail network.
-"sp-int" : developers network.
-"prod-qa" : production quality assurance network.
@Note : There are other networks than debugs can access but only QA flagged consoles can connect to them (mgmt, rc, etc…).
#Game Type (Debugger)
-Set the game type of an application when this one is started from the debugger (usually, this information is read from PARAM.SFO).
Options Available:
–"Disc Boot Game" : use application like a game disc.
–"HDD Boot Game" : use application like a HDD boot game.
–"Patch" : use application installed as a game patch.
–"PARAM.SFO" : use the param.sfo directly from the application.
#Game Output Resolution (Debugger)
Set the game output resolution of an application when this one is started from the debugger (usually, this information is read from PARAM.SFO).
Options Available:
–"480 (4:3)"
–"480 (16:9)"
–"576 (4:3)"
–"576 (16:9)"
–"720"
–"960 x 1080"
–"1280 x 1080"
–"1440 x 1080"
–"1600 x 1080"
–"1920 x 1080"
</script>
<script type="cl" id="★ Homebrew Information">#O Button Behavior
</script>
<script type="cl" id="★ Useful Links">#O Button Behavior
</script>
<script type="cl" id="★ Warnings and things not to do">#O Button Behavior
</script>
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offline_help_tool_idea2.jpg



More info on the tool here:
https://www.psx-place.com/threads/xmb-offline-documentation-tool.25353/

Here is more debug settings information if you wanted to add stuff like that:
https://jerem73.wordpress.com/2010/10/18/★-debug-settings/

Note: the offline JS is limited to approx 16KB.

Add this query to one of your mod xmls or category xmls to test the attached external.xml on dev_flash:
Code: 
<Query
class="type:x-xmb/folder-pixmap"
key="external"
src="xmb://localhost//dev_flash/vsh/resource/explore/xmb/external.xml#external"
/>
and yes the double // after localhost is on purpose, this stops the query softbricking if the xml does not exist. This is a way to add brick resistance in the xml. ;)
 

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DeViL303 said:
@LuanTeles Here is an idea for your getting started section, you could include a offline help section, created with the offline documentation tool that @xp3riments made. Its easy to use.

Just go HERE and input text in this format. Here is a bit of an example of what can be done:
Code: 
<script type="cl" id="★ Getting Started">#Common Terms and Abbreviations
-CEX = Normal Retail Firmware for CECH consoles
-DEX = Developer Firmware for DECH consoles
-CFW = Custom Firmware - Highly Modified Firmware that can only install on SOME consoles
-HFW = Hybrid Firmware - Slightly Modified Firmware that can install on ALL consoles.
-OFW = Official Firmware - Firmware released by Sony that will install on all consoles.
-FSM = Factory Service Mode -
-Minver = Minimum dowgrade version which can be checked with MinVerChk PUP
#Recovery menu aka Recovery Mode aka Safe mode
-How do I access Safe Mode?
-1. Check that the power indicator on the PlayStation 3 system is solid red.
-2. Press and hold the PlayStation 3 system's power button for ten seconds. The PlayStation 3 system will shut down.
-3. Release the power button.
-4. Press and hold the power button for seven seconds. Two short beeps will be emitted and a message will be displayed on-screen.
-5. Press the PS button on the wireless controller to start the PlayStation 3 system in Safe Mode.
@If you can not access the XMB or the Recovery menu then your console is classified as bricked and will require a hardware flasher to fix or might not be repairable.
-What are the Safe Mode options?
-1. Restart System: Exit Safe Mode and start the PlayStation 3 system normally.
-2. Restore Default Settings: Restore all default settings and delete PlayStation Network account information. You will need to activate your -PlayStation 3 system again in order to play downloaded content.
-3. Restore File System: Attempt to repair all areas of the Hard Disk Drive (HDD) where files can be saved. If corrupted data cannot be recovered, it may be erased.
-4. Rebuild Database: Return adjusted settings to the default configuration and restore files. Messages, playlists, etc
-5. Restore PS3 System: Perform a quick format of the PlayStation 3 system memory in order to restore the system.
-6. System Update: Update the PlayStation 3 system software via a mass storage device.
[Click here to visit the Safe Mode page on playstation.com](https://www.playstation.com/en-gb/get-help/help-library/system---hardware/power---system-stability/safe-mode-on-playstation-3/)
</script>
<script type="cl" id="★ Debug Settings (CEX QA)">#O Button Behavior
-Switch the assignment of the "O" button to "X" button (like for japans games/region settings).
– "Enter" : assign the "Enter" function to "O" button
– "Back" : assign the "Enter" function to "X" button.
#NP Environment
-Edit the environment variable to connect to the network of your choice.
Examples:
-"np" : retail network.
-"sp-int" : developers network.
-"prod-qa" : production quality assurance network.
@Note : There are other networks than debugs can access but only QA flagged consoles can connect to them (mgmt, rc, etc…).
#Game Type (Debugger)
</script>
<script type="cl" id="★ Debug Settings (DEX)">#O Button Behavior
-Switch the assignment of the "O" button to "X" button (like for japans games/region settings).
Options Available:
– "Enter" : assign the "Enter" function to "O" button
– "Back" : assign the "Enter" function to "X" button.
#NP Environment
-Edit the environment variable to connect to the network of your choice.
Examples:
-"np" : retail network.
-"sp-int" : developers network.
-"prod-qa" : production quality assurance network.
@Note : There are other networks than debugs can access but only QA flagged consoles can connect to them (mgmt, rc, etc…).
#Game Type (Debugger)
-Set the game type of an application when this one is started from the debugger (usually, this information is read from PARAM.SFO).
Options Available:
–"Disc Boot Game" : use application like a game disc.
–"HDD Boot Game" : use application like a HDD boot game.
–"Patch" : use application installed as a game patch.
–"PARAM.SFO" : use the param.sfo directly from the application.
#Game Output Resolution (Debugger)
Set the game output resolution of an application when this one is started from the debugger (usually, this information is read from PARAM.SFO).
Options Available:
–"480 (4:3)"
–"480 (16:9)"
–"576 (4:3)"
–"576 (16:9)"
–"720"
–"960 x 1080"
–"1280 x 1080"
–"1440 x 1080"
–"1600 x 1080"
–"1920 x 1080"
</script>
<script type="cl" id="★ Homebrew Information">#O Button Behavior
</script>
<script type="cl" id="★ Useful Links">#O Button Behavior
</script>
<script type="cl" id="★ Warnings and things not to do">#O Button Behavior
</script>
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More info on the tool here:
https://www.psx-place.com/threads/xmb-offline-documentation-tool.25353/

Here is more debug settings information if you wanted to add stuff like that:
https://jerem73.wordpress.com/2010/10/18/★-debug-settings/

Note: the offline JS is limited to approx 16KB.

Add this query to one of your mod xmls or category xmls to test the attached external.xml on dev_flash:
Code: 
<Query
class="type:x-xmb/folder-pixmap"
key="external"
src="xmb://localhost//dev_flash/vsh/resource/explore/xmb/external.xml#external"
/>
and yes the double // after localhost is on purpose, this stops the query softbricking if the xml does not exist. This is a way to add brick resistance in the xml. ;)
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This one is much better than the way i did for plugins.

EDIT: It is really nice, when i finish the 5.0 things up, and wait for the translators.

I will do this for the plugins, since i add a option to choose which plugins the user want to add, and a how to active them html entry, this tool will get things organized.

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Md Hesam said:
@LuanTeles
Exactly release date please tell me for PS3 Pro Mod v5.0?
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I thought it would be faster, because i got some translators in minutes and now i'm stuck without any new person wanting to help me out

so i still need native ppl to translate a xml to the following languages.

Japonese - French - German - Italian - Dutch - Portuguese PT - Russian - Korean - Chinese T - Finnish - Swedish - Norwegian - Polish
 
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