Unfortunately, n00b-level XMB wave hacking advice required

**Kichigai Mentat** · February 28th, 2007, 07:09

I hate to say it, but when it comes to XMB hacking, I'm a total n00b. I'm running 3.10 OE-A', and I'm aware that it's possible to change the XMB wave, but not the TopMenu. I'm willing to settle for the XMB wave, and I'd love to get a font hack, but I have NO idea how to do it.

Worst case, I can always downgrade to 3.03 OE-C, but I'm going to kind of need instructions.

FYI, I'm running OS X 10.4.8, so try not to suggest anything overly Windows-centric, but I can find basic tools like hex editors, and if you can tell me what programs do, I can probably find equivalents.

Thanks for the help, rather embarrassed to ask for n00b-level help.

**Hobobo** · February 28th, 2007, 07:42

To get the font hack, you use a program to "flash" it.

Personally I use flash agent.

Put the font file (Forgot what file type it is) onto your memory card, load up flash agent, then go to the file :P

**jak66** · February 28th, 2007, 09:17

For font you neee ltn0.pgf. if i remember there is a ttf2pgf converter around somewhere

as for custom waves, they are the file system_plugin_bg.rco (xmb) or opening_plugin.rco (coldboot), search for xmbWAVE or tgaWAVE or bootWAVE and you should find everything you need (xmbWAVE and tgaWAVE are both for xmb, bootWAVE is for coldboot)

**Triv1um** · February 28th, 2007, 15:38

Originally Posted by Hobobo

To get the font hack, you use a program to "flash" it.

Personally I use flash agent.

Put the font file (Forgot what file type it is) onto your memory card, load up flash agent, then go to the file :P

No, you dont need a program.

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toggle usb flash0, its alot safer if you know what your doing.

**pt9087** · February 28th, 2007, 17:14

Haha... "flash program" no dude ^^^ this guy says it all.

ur font goes in the font folder and the things that you will be doing u put them in the resource folder... overwrite it.

**Kichigai Mentat** · March 1st, 2007, 21:37

Wait... what? So I DO need a flashing program? and I just put the package data in /resource and let the flash app do its job?

**Shrygue** · March 1st, 2007, 21:46

You can use the recovery mode in 3.10 OE-A' (access it by holding the R shoulder button when you turn on your PSP) and under Advanced, select Toggle USB (flash0). Connect you PSP to a computer via USB. A Windows Explorer window should appear, showing the contents of the PSP's flash0.