Icon Action Replacer changelog

As most of you guys probably noticed, XMB hacking is all the rage right now -- thus the downpour of all these homebrew apps that tweak and tinker with XMB properties.

But even though we already have tons of such apps in our arsenal, we're gonna bring you one more just so you'd have a wide range of stuff to choose from. Yesterday we brought you Icon Action Replacer v0.5 (a.k.a. IAR) and now, pspballer07 is back to bring us a bumped up version, v1.1.

Changelog:

• added custom action when you pick an action to take ones place.
• added Team280's PRX Homebrew Launcher in custom actions.
• added MaTiAz's PRX Rebooter in custom actions.
• added ability to exit with the X button after replacing or restoring files instead of the manual restart.
• added Camera Icon and Certificate Utility to selection of icons to replace or take its place.
• fixed bug so now you can exchange icons without messing things up.

First off, a warning: we're about to dish you an
application that writes into flash0 so be very
careful installing it - there's always a chance of
bricking your PSP.

Now that we got that out of the way, let's get to
introducing you guys to the latest XMB hack in
town: pspballer07's Icon Action Replacer, a.k.a.
IAR. As the name suggests, this application
replaces an icon's actions with another icon's
action. Tested on a 3.03 OE-C, IAR v0.5 may also "work with 3.10 OE-A and 3.02 OE and 3.03 OE".

Know, though, that this app is no way near perfect. pspballer07 lists its known bugs:

*When replacing the Network update with the photo, you have to press X twice when you click on your actual Update Icon in the XMB.
*When replacing the Network update with the video settings, you will get the USB connection on with the Video settings when you click on your actual Update Icon in the XMB too. I don't know why....
*Can't exchange actions, its going to be fixed in a future version.
*Sometimes crashes when selecting icon in XMB.

Now you probably know this already, but we'll remind you just the same: make sure you browse the README file before installing IAR.