The latest version brings about several improvements:
- Current status is displayed at the bottom of the LCD:
- In addition to the usual jailbreak method, you can now install and uninstall a “hook” that allows the jailbreak to work at any point in the calculator’s OS:
This even works when the calculator is off; the PS3 will turn it on as it enumerates USB devices, and the calculator will shut off after about 5 minutes of inactivity (through the calculators’ existing Automatic Power Down feature).
Now you can shove the calculator and the USB cable behind the PS3 and forget it’s there.- External payloads are now supported. This means you don’t have to re-assemble the application to use a payload different from the official PSGroove one.
These payloads are stored as calculator AppVars and selected through PS3JB’s options menu:
These options are stored in an AppVar called PS3JBOPT, which can be archived to keep it safe from RAM resets.
To convert from a binary file containing the payload data to an AppVar, you can use To8XV (a VB.NET 2.0 program) found here, or you can create your own.- AsbestOS is now supported. The stage 1 and stage 2 payloads are specified in the options menu as above. To use the standard jailbreak exploit, select “None” as the stage 2 payload (which is the default).
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
PSGroove TI-84+ Port Updated With New Version
Brandon Wilson have returned to the PS3 Jailbreak scene with vast improvement to his ever popular PSGroove port, the TI-84 calculator port. The most significant update his the support to Marcan’s AsbestOS Linux, read more in his website to know more about his calculator port.
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