Battery PRX changelog
v0.021 · Feb 21, 2007
Custom firmware users had a treat with hallo07's nifty Battery PRX. To those of you who missed it from last time, Battery PRX lets users view the exact percentage of PSP's battery life from the XMB. We all know how much of a bummer it is whenever our handhelds die on us. So this really is very useful.
Anyway, the homebrew coder mentioned during the last release that he will be including a lot of new features when the next version comes out. And what do you know, Battery PRX v0.021 is already here! Its changelog is as follows:
v0.02
- Start up button is HOME
- Possibility to look at the minutes left for battery
- See the cpu speed
- Battery is lower then 20?-->text is red
- Display fixed
v0.021
- Bug fix
Installing Battery PRX is quite easy. All you have to do is copy the files to the SEPLUGINS map. After that, create either a vsh.txt or game.txt. You can try pushing HOME twice to see it. Lastly, enable the program in recovery mode.
v0.01 · Feb 20, 2007
Homebrew shells such as iR Shell have an integrated battery monitor which tells you what percentage your battery is at, which can be very useful as you can see exactly how much power your PSP has before it will run out of juice. Conventional battery icons just dont' cut it when you only have 1 bar and it's the final level of the game you've been trying to complete for ages. You need to know exactly how much time you have left. That's why the creator of Flash Agent, Hallo007 s has released a new PRX for custom firmware users.
Currently all this battery PRX only shows the percentage of battery life when you press the note key but Hallo007 plans to add more features in future versions now that he has the hang of making PRX's. This is his first PRX and therefore there may be a couple of bugs in this release, and it has already been noted that the screenshot PRX uses the note key to operate aswell, but this will all be fixed in future versions.
To install the battery PRX simply copy the extracted folders into the SEPLUGINS folder, make a vsh.txt and enable it in recovery mode.
