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- Reworked iNES mapper I/O handler.
- Reworked PPU color code and event scheduler.
- Fixed sprite 0 strikes.
- Fixed triangle channel output.
- Fixed triple buffering setup.
- Fixed graphics reset and triple buffering set.
- Fixed PPU timing and DMC IRQ clocking.
- Improved Allegro sound support.
- Changed APU sound queue/dequeue method.
- Removed timeslice from double buffering, increases CPU usage though.
- Mappers added: 46, 58.
- Mappers fixed: 0,1,16,34,43,64,68,69,72,79,83,88,90,92,97,113,184,187.
- Removed NESticle savestate support for good.
- Optimizations and some speed up.
- Other minor things fixed.

Here's your silver platter
In the interest of openness, I've decided to release the exploit. Hopefully, this will ignite the PS3 scene, and you will organize and figure out how to use this to do practical things, like the iPhone when jailbreaks were first released. I have a life to get back to and can't keep working on this all day and night.

Please document your findings on the psDevWiki. They have been a great resource so far, and with the power this exploit gives, opens tons of new stuff to document. I'd like to see the missing HV calls filled in, nice memory maps, the boot chain better documented, and progress on a 3D GPU driver. And of course, the search for a software exploit.

This is the coveted PS3 exploit, gives full memory space access and therefore ring 0 access from OtherOS. Enjoy your hypervisor dumps. This is known to work with version 2.4.2 only, but I imagine it works on all current versions. Maybe later I'll write up how it works

This is a good article for what it means for the less technical.

Good luck!

• Compiled with DevKitPPC r19, libogc 1.8.1 and libfat 1.0.6
• Allowed ratings and download count in repos
• Expanded the size of the HBB updated applications display when starting up
• Added homebrew sorter support (HBB will check for boot.dol.bak and boot.elf.bak files)
• Disabled write test as some cards failed it
• Fixed bug that crashed HBB at startup when settings had Use SD but no SD was inserted
• Fixed bug that would freeze or crash HBB when accessing a repo
• Fixed bug when GC controller was plugged in, it might go straight into the menu and then exit

The Homebrew Browser has been upgraded to v0.3.7 to mainly fix a couple of small bugs as well as finally compiling with the latest DevKitPPC, libogc and libfat, and adding homebrew sorter support.

Download HBB v0.3.7 or run HBB on your Wii to update.

It's that time of the year again, so i had some time to work on pcsx2/mac, now with nice sound as well This update is about solving the missing textures problem that has been plaguing pcsx2/mac for ages.

The new build is as always available here. In other news, i'm putting a mac plugin repository up at pcsx2-mac.quant0r.com/binary-repository which will contain links to .dmg files with all available mac plugins, check it out.

Zerospu2 0.4.6 has been ported to mac using cross-platform Portaudio library, i recommend all users to use it

Zeydlitz has recently worked on z-buffer swizzling for the ZZOgl plugin and this has fixed a lot of missing textures problems for us. I also fixed some code in pcsx2 for ffx missing textures. Some shots:

Lets talk awesome… Lets talk Andy_maN & FuSa GamePad v0.3: Turn your PSP into a fully functional 12-button gamepad for your PC (XP, Vista, Mac OS X, Linux tested) and, get this — your PS3 too.
FuSa GamePad

It’s real easy…

Launch FuSa GamePad on your PSP, connect via USB (to PC or PS3), and you’re set. Even more awesome, combine this with a dual nub-modded PSP… Wireless would be nice too. Is the go hacked yet?

FuSa GamePad Features:

* Plug N Play
* Does not requires any drivers
* 4-Axises (w/ switcher)
* 8-directional POV
* 12 Buttons
* Led indicating
* Adjustable configuration (via config.ini)
* Deadzone support
* Digital/Analog modes
* No conflicts with drivers (No more “PSP type D” – now it’s “FuSa GamePad”)
* Very easy in use (but find a time to read the readme.txt)