If you kind of regret switching to the latest version of custom firmware and feel like trying out some homebrew apps using some of the older CFW versions, then don't worry. Homebrew developer Ky Kiske has developed a program that allows you to run your applications on 3.80 and other older CFWs. For more details check out our full article after the jump.Download: Multi Cementerio
Ever since Dark_AleX released a DDC version that installs custom firmware 3.90 M33-3, there hasn't been a lot of support for applications which can run on 3.80 and other older CFWs.Fortunately, developer Ky Kiske released a new homebrew app that allows you to freely switch across any of the older firmware and test different applications on them. Entitled "Multi Cementerio", it also allows users to disable flash formatting and keep the same configuration and registry from the previously installed CFW.
Here's a list of features that Multi Cementerio comes packed with:
- Ability for installing the official firmwares 3.93, 3.90 and 3.80.
- Ability for installing the custom firmwares 3.90 M33-3 and 3.80 M33-5.
- Ability to disable flash1 formatting (by default it formats), by pressing R before starting the installation. The helpful thing about this is that you won't lose your configuration and registry.
- It informs you of how many percent of battery you have left, and you will be warned if less then 5% is left.
- A file existence and checksum check was added before it starts formatting the flashes (in the original DDC, it formatted, then checked existance).
For additional details on how to install Multi Cementerio on your handheld, check out the Readme.txt file included in the file bundle which you can download through the link below.
Download: Multi Cementerio