Arjan wrote:the logic behind it is that there's a bug in the path parsing somewhere.
I could've found this if I tried to experiment more with the paths too :P (I bet it'll work with other characters too)
if it is a bug in path parsing, I can't imagine how sony made such an obvious and stupid error(Just can't imagine, maybe it really is a bug. If anyone know how such an error is likely to occur while writing code, please tell people here).
At my first thought, it looks like some kind of system back door(don't know what it is for and done nothing to test yet).
Come on, Sony was the company that released the 1.0 PSPs that had absolutely no necessity for encryption/signature reading, thus allowing homebrew code without hinderance...
This would also explain the 1.52 update, unless this problem is addressed in the 1.51 update, I hope it isn't .
The hacker team said that the % error is a classic fat error. That's why it replaces the annoying ms swap.
If someone wanna put all corrupted dir at the bottom of the list
rather than renaming them
cut and paste the % dirs in another directory
and cut and paste them back, thats will change the time on it.
Yeah, after spending some time with SeiPSPTool, I have to say it's better than KXploit in just about every way. The ability to "hide" the "Corrupted" folder from the menu, The ability to select your own icons and text for the programs, and you don't have to install it (it's just a 47K exe file). Good stuff, for anyone that's still using the KXploit (which I'd guess isn't too many folks around these parts, but still)