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Booster Releases PSP UMD Dump Tool – UMD can be read direct from PC!
Booster, the creator of Devhook is back with a great PSP UMD dump utility called PSP UMD Dump tool. It mounts system data to USB storage and count mount a few devices onto virtual FAT16 and connects it to mass USB storage. The UMD can be read direct from a computer without actually embarking on the ‘dumping process’.
More Infro from Booster
USB Special System Storage 1.00
This is the tool which mounts system data and system device to USB
Storage.mIt can mount the following device onto virtual FAT16 and connects itmto USB MassStorage.
1.UMD ISO9660 image.
2.Sysytem Memories and some registers.
3.lflash(NANDflashROM) pertation image.
4.lflash(NANDflashROM) direct. (FAT12 direct file access)
It is mounted in ReadOnly except the NORMAL mode.mSo the flashROM and system data are safely protected.
The UMD can read direct from PC without dump process.mUse UMDGEN or DAEMON Tool to access the file of UMD.
Be careful that PC cache’s does not realtime read when reading Memory and Register twice.
Since I “borrowed” this news from www.projectpsp.com you will have to visit them to download it. The download is found in this link.
-whiteone
TheAceOfFire’s got a new – well, really new – version of AutoPopstation out now, really new because it’s now version 3… (yeah, we’ll be honest, we might have skipped a number there). Well, anyway, latest versions are always appreciated. Before we get on to the changelogs, TheAceOfFire would like to kindly thank the following people whose work has been instrumental in the creation of AutoPopstation. Credit, after all, where credit is due.
* Popstation, created by Dark_Alex
* docmaker, created by Dark_Alex
* PSP DocMaker (GUI), created by TheNameless
* ISO Producer, created by Jens Duttke
* ISO Producer, created by Aldo Vargas
* popstrip, created by flatwhatson
* Pete’s PSX CDR Plugin, created by… umm… Pete.
Done with the end credits? Okay, refill that bucket of popcorn, as here comes the Changelog:
* Moved everything except for AutoPopstation3.bat into CoreData.
* Runs a local scan to make sure all its components are present, moving them to the right folder if found out of place. Gives you a warning for each item missing, along with that items name.
* If there are no ISO’s available to convert, you now get two options!
o You can either extract an ISO from EBOOT.PBP (If it is in the same folder as AutoPopstation3.bat),
o You can create an ISO from a cd. This requires some setup the first time, but the instructions are printed by AutoPopstation3.bat on the screen.
* You can now either select an ISO, or type n to make a new one using the above ISO maker.
* I added in docmaker.exe, any properly named .png images placed into CoreDataDocmakerImages will be converted into DOCUMENT.DAT and included in the finished folder.
o You also have the option of running PSP Docmaker GUI from inside AutoPopstation3 to do this, just make sure to save DOCUMENT.DAT into either the same folder as AutoPopstation3.bat or into CoreData.
* Put your correctly made custom image and sound files in the same folder as AutoPopstation3.bat or CoreData. It will move them to CoreData, and build them into the finished product.
* Opens up the Result folder so you can just drag the folder to (pspgame).
* Whatever I am forgetting.
Finally, one last caveat. Again, sorry PAL disc owners, but it’s still not gonna work here. BUT if you read the Readme very carefully, there is a solution offered. Of course, that’s only one of many important reasons to read the Readme.
Info collected from: http://pspupdates.qj.net
