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Old 07-20-2006, 03:20 PM   #1

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I have started a project and I will update it as much as possible and that is to find out what most of the possibly useful modules do in the flash0 folder i am doing this by changing each of their names and finding out what it stops working these are the ones which I have been shown by theme psp:

Opening_plugin.rco => Contains the boot sound.
topmenu_plugin.rco => Contains Menu Names.
system_plugin_bg.rco => The wavy background.

These are the ones I have done so far:

game_install_plugin + game_plugin => When I disabled these you couldn't enter the game submenu where homebrew is kept.

I have not much so far but I will try and find another interesting one tomorrow if you know what some do please post so. Please do not flame me saying this is a useless project. My aim in the end is to have an "encyclopedia" of what certain flash0 files do and how we can change them for our own purposes. I am currently trying to find the PSP lettering that appears over the top of gameboot.pmf during game booting.
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rco != module
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The .rco files really aren't that compicated.

I'm pretty sure I could tell you what every .rco file does.

I'm not on my laptop right now, so I dont have access to all the files, but I can tell you what each one does.
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It would probably be a better idea if we had people who knew what they were doing make the list...
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I'm learning what most of the files do modules or not. Mainly inorder to understand the custom fws better and maybe make some changes to my flash0 drive to do some stuff. I would be pleased if i had your help if you know what any useful .rco or .prx files do.
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Dude just ask the creator of x-flash.....
he proably knows everything...

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haha rco is not a module :P rco is a resource file.

if you want a list of the prxs of 2.71 check my list out

List Of 2.71 Prxs That Could Be Used With Custom Firmware.
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A list of modules and their functions from various firmwares can be found at:

http://moonlight.lan.st
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