gunntims0103
June 25th, 2006, 05:12
This little program was made by our friend IndianCheese from DCemu's very own forums.
I will probably get a lot of attention for this one. I coded my butt off to update this to the next version. At this point, it actually comes in handy!
NOTE: Before usage, please turn off your PSP cache. To do this, open the Internet Browser, go to Tools, go to Settings, and go to Cache Settings. If the Cache Size is either 512, 1024, or 2048, change it to "Do Not Use".
Here's the deal: most of the known bugs are fixed (forgot to remove "sudoku" since it doesn't work), the portal runs a bit faster, and it adds a great new feature: Network Portal Update. That's right; you can download and install small updates right through your PSP! However, larger updates will not be available for Network Portal Update, but must be installed with a computer instead. Simply click the Update icon at the top-left-hand corner of the portal. You will be brought to the update page, where you can see the newest version and all of its features.
Also, if you look at the update page now, you will see that there is a message saying "Updatable via Network Portal Update? No". This simply means that the update is too large to be downloaded to the PSP without using a computer. However, in this case, the only reason it is not available for download is because Network Portal Update is a new feature to the portal, and therefore, there would be no way to update with it with an older version. Catch my drift? It's just a logic issue.
If you are a lost 2.70 or 2.71 user longing for your share of homebrew, this is the closest you can get! Enjoy!
BTW, just in case you were wondering, in this case, "ICP" does not stand for "Insane Clown Posse". It stands for "IndianCheese Productions". Just thought I would clear that up.
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I will probably get a lot of attention for this one. I coded my butt off to update this to the next version. At this point, it actually comes in handy!
NOTE: Before usage, please turn off your PSP cache. To do this, open the Internet Browser, go to Tools, go to Settings, and go to Cache Settings. If the Cache Size is either 512, 1024, or 2048, change it to "Do Not Use".
Here's the deal: most of the known bugs are fixed (forgot to remove "sudoku" since it doesn't work), the portal runs a bit faster, and it adds a great new feature: Network Portal Update. That's right; you can download and install small updates right through your PSP! However, larger updates will not be available for Network Portal Update, but must be installed with a computer instead. Simply click the Update icon at the top-left-hand corner of the portal. You will be brought to the update page, where you can see the newest version and all of its features.
Also, if you look at the update page now, you will see that there is a message saying "Updatable via Network Portal Update? No". This simply means that the update is too large to be downloaded to the PSP without using a computer. However, in this case, the only reason it is not available for download is because Network Portal Update is a new feature to the portal, and therefore, there would be no way to update with it with an older version. Catch my drift? It's just a logic issue.
If you are a lost 2.70 or 2.71 user longing for your share of homebrew, this is the closest you can get! Enjoy!
BTW, just in case you were wondering, in this case, "ICP" does not stand for "Insane Clown Posse". It stands for "IndianCheese Productions". Just thought I would clear that up.
Download & Leave Feedback VIA Comments