Extreme Link v1.2.8b
Two days ago, we shared with you homebrew developer Quake‘s latest take on media management content, Extreme Link v1.2.8. However, it came to our attention that we forgot to discuss a little bit more of pertinent information regarding the release. The application was rather easy to install and that’s why we’ve overlooked the matter.
Anyway, we’re bringing up the topic again today because Quake released another version of the application. Apparently, it came to the developer’s attention as well that fans found a minor bug concerning extension list problems when managing Photos and Music. As always, impressive is the developer that listens to the community.
At any rate, the problem is now fixed and here is Extreme Link v1.2.8b. The application should be used with firmware 1.5. Once you’ve run DevHook, here is what you should do:
- PSPGAMESMemory StickDevHook or DevHook Shell
- Put in a UMD Game or UMD Sampler Disc
- Select DevHook or DevHook Shell. – Wait for reboot
- At this time if it asks you for the drivers you will need to install the drivers I have provided in with the installer. Then Follow the driver install instructions Provided in the installer.
- Settings are as follows:
UMD MOUNT….> ISO ANYUMD – Enter(X-O)
UMD VERSION..> 2.xx to 2.0 – Enter(X-O)
FIRMWARE……> 2.71 – Enter(X-O)
CPU CLOCK…..> 222MHZ / 111MHZ – Enter(X-O)
BOOT SELECT.> REBOOT XMB
OTHER…….> USB OPTION(X-O) …> ENABLED (You might have to disable this then enable it for it to see your connection) – RETURN
- Scroll up to UMD SELECT – Enter (X-O)
- Once this has been done correctly. You shouldn’t have to go through all the settings again. Accept for maybe the USB enable and disable
- Select your game – Enter(X-O)
- Scroll up to START – Enter(X-O)
Download: [Extreme Link v1.2.8b]
Via PSP-Hacks
Two days ago, we shared with you homebrew developer Quake‘s latest take on media management content, Extreme Link v1.2.8. However, it came to our attention that we forgot to discuss a little bit more of pertinent information regarding the release. The application was rather easy to install and that’s why we’ve overlooked the matter.
Anyway, we’re bringing up the topic again today because Quake released another version of the application. Apparently, it came to the developer’s attention as well that fans found a minor bug concerning extension list problems when managing Photos and Music. As always, impressive is the developer that listens to the community.
At any rate, the problem is now fixed and here is Extreme Link v1.2.8b. The application should be used with firmware 1.5. Once you’ve run DevHook, here is what you should do:
- PSPGAMESMemory StickDevHook or DevHook Shell
- Put in a UMD Game or UMD Sampler Disc
- Select DevHook or DevHook Shell. – Wait for reboot
- At this time if it asks you for the drivers you will need to install the drivers I have provided in with the installer. Then Follow the driver install instructions Provided in the installer.
- Settings are as follows:
UMD MOUNT….> ISO ANYUMD – Enter(X-O)
UMD VERSION..> 2.xx to 2.0 – Enter(X-O)
FIRMWARE……> 2.71 – Enter(X-O)
CPU CLOCK…..> 222MHZ / 111MHZ – Enter(X-O)
BOOT SELECT.> REBOOT XMB
OTHER…….> USB OPTION(X-O) …> ENABLED (You might have to disable this then enable it for it to see your connection) – RETURN
- Scroll up to UMD SELECT – Enter (X-O)
- Once this has been done correctly. You shouldn’t have to go through all the settings again. Accept for maybe the USB enable and disable
- Select your game – Enter(X-O)
- Scroll up to START – Enter(X-O)
Download: [Extreme Link v1.2.8b]
Via PSP-Hacks
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