PSP “Slim”-compatible binaries have been added for all my emulator ports. Visit the specific emulator’s site and click the ‘Firmware version 1.00 and 2.00+’ binary link to download EBOOT’s compatible with older 1.00 firmware as well as the newer custom firmware.
Many thanks to the administrator of pspslimhacks.com for his help in testing.
Also, please note that I don’t have access to the “Slim” PSP model for testing. If any of the binaries don’t work, let me know.
This version adds the ability to switch/eject the disk in drive 0
The crashing bug that affected Atari800 also seems to affect NeoPop. Another release should be up in a few days – in the meantime, if you had success getting Atari800 to run, please let me know.
Thanks
UPDATE It’s official — the Atari800 bug is fixed. Thanks, ChaosOrg
Today’s release fixes the controller loading bug, which resulted in saved control configurations not being loaded when switching games
UPDATE Version 2.0.3.26 released – this update fixes the crash caused by having many files with long filenames on the screen at the same time. Numerous users reported this issue, which is most obvious when scrolling through the file list using a PSP with custom firmware. The problem also affects firmware 1.50 users, though it’s more difficult to reproduce on that version (the crash is not immediate, but compounding).
Anyway, version 2.0.3.26 fixes this problem, which was caused by a display list of insufficient size. If you’re running custom firmware and were having difficulties earlier, please let me know if this resolves the issue. The bug most likely also affects NeoPop.
A bug is confirmed in Atari800 – the emulator does not load predefined controls. Thanks to those who reported
As promised, new version of Atari800 is now out. New in this version:
I’m interested to know what folks think of the new menu system – please leave comments below. Thanks!
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