Hi everyone,
I want to know how I can, when the hold Button is pressed, navigate into the xmb without having the buttons blocked??
PS: I'm very apologize for my bad English because I'm French
Hold and navigation into the xmb
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Hold and navigation into the xmb
I'm apologize for my bad English because I am French :)
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Re: Hold and navigation into the xmb
You have to patch kernel controller library to avoid hold state - thats how i see it.pspflashsystem wrote:Hi everyone,
I want to know how I can, when the hold Button is pressed, navigate into the xmb without having the buttons blocked??
PS: I'm very apologize for my bad English because I'm French
Is it confirmed that its even a software check and not a hardware one???
If its a software check then you don't really need to go as far as patching the library which involves much reverse engineering. You just need to hook the controller function and remove the HOLD bit from the parameter. I believe the VSH uses vshCtrlReadBufferPositive (don't know whether it uses this only to read the Home/Note/Volume buttons or for all the other buttons as well).
If its a software check then you don't really need to go as far as patching the library which involves much reverse engineering. You just need to hook the controller function and remove the HOLD bit from the parameter. I believe the VSH uses vshCtrlReadBufferPositive (don't know whether it uses this only to read the Home/Note/Volume buttons or for all the other buttons as well).
http://forums.maxconsole.net/showthread ... ter+syscon
if memory serves i believe this source will help you out
if memory serves i believe this source will help you out