My order number is 3342.
Thank you very much.
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PSIO Menu System - Version 2.6, Build 2 (13/AUGUST/2018)
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|~[Recent Changes from 2.6.1->2.6.2]~|
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- [Bug Fix] If an empty directory is selected the PlayStation no longer freezes for 45 seconds.
- [Bug Fix] Fixed an issue where the MULTIDISC menu list would become corrupted when scrolling.
- [Bug Fix] Removed the false-positive 'System Diagnostics' menu (it will be re-enabled in a new Menu System update later on).
- [Improvement] The 'System Loader' has been updated to V1.2. This small update adds the option to gain access to the PlayStation BIOS by pressing the [SELECT] button.
- [Improvement] The Chinese BIOS hack (CRC: 0x3CD5F586) for 'Silent Hill' has been added to the BIOS checksum array list so it does not show up as "Unknown".
- [Improvement] Under 'System Information', the "File System" string correctly shows the file system present on the SD Card instead of "N/A".
- [Improvement] When no image has been found in the Menu System, a more detailed information page why this may happen is now shown.
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PSIO ARM Firmware - Version 2.5, Build 3.
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http://ps-io.com/
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2.5.3
- "The Grinch [NTSC]" fixed.
- 45 second "CdRead: Retry..." bug fixed for the Menu System.
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Cool vid. No wonder you could only produce so many of these per month. I bet you didn't expect this huge demand when you started the PSIO project, did you?Matt wrote: ↑August 11th, 2018, 4:46 pmHere's a small treat for everyone. This is how we used to make the plastic shells/cases for PSIO prior to injection moulding. The process was extremely time consuming and very labour intensive. Obviously this method is no longer used, but I thought some might enjoy seeing how the CNC machine operated.
Yeah, it was really painful to make the cartridges the old way. I also had to manually peel off each label from the 'new old stock' cases. I literally sat there heating each one up with a heat gun (so when I removed them, there wasn't 15 year old adhesive stuck to the plastic shell). Another painful task was that when we started out, we had no funds to get the PCB's assembled, so I hand assembled each BETA cartridge and soldered them in a home-made reflow over from K-Mart. Pick and placing just under one hundred 0603 components for fifty circuit boards and making sure they are all perfect isn't funkikujade wrote: ↑August 15th, 2018, 4:52 pmCool vid. No wonder you could only produce so many of these per month. I bet you didn't expect this huge demand when you started the PSIO project, did you?Matt wrote: ↑August 11th, 2018, 4:46 pmHere's a small treat for everyone. This is how we used to make the plastic shells/cases for PSIO prior to injection moulding. The process was extremely time consuming and very labour intensive. Obviously this method is no longer used, but I thought some might enjoy seeing how the CNC machine operated.
Names Matt my good man, and I will have to check that for you on Friday
We won't be able to just sell the boxes unfortunately
looks amazing!
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