Japanese site emuonpsp reported today that a combination of keys was found in the settings menu to display some hidden information about the firmware installed on your Playstation vita.
This menu contains information about the system build, repository, revision,… doesn’t look like it’s super useful information for now, but still interesting I guess.
The combination to get this menu to show requires practice but I could confirm it works on my vita (Firmware 1.510).
- Go to Settings > System > System Information
- Press simultaneously RTrigger + LTrigger + DPad Left + Square for a few seconds
- Release those buttons then immediately press the start button
- tadaa, additional information shows up

Update: Here’s a video taken by Silw showing the process
source emuonpsp.net
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Did you inform wololo on this?
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I stop to talk with Wololo about my works until the respect is back (no offense wololo but i don’t want to start the new year with mad stuff), i made this video yesterday (3 January French time) afternoon and found this 2 days ago (working on it).
I talk about this to one person, i don’t think so it would reveal this without asking me first and he don’t have a PSP Vita.
I don’t even know who is emuonpsp, i never heard about this website until now and i would never talk to my works to this website, weird (i don’t even speak/understand Japanese)
I’m working on different stuff PS Vita but i only reveal when is necassery
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Dude, the combination works on all Sony’s consoles, there’s probably a hundred different people that found this, but don’t try to get all the fame for it and show off, and in all seriousness, theres probably about 200 people that actually know what you’re talking about, in other words, you’re not important
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lol silw/nabnab ur a big time loser, u werent he first to find this and all the other shit u say ended up failing, u dont deserve any credit.
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Here is my last pastebin about the USB PS Vita http://pastebin.com/xM5TiXHY
you can find a the small tutorial on PS3news about how to communicate with the PS Vita using the endpoints, it works on Mac OS/Linux/Win
And here CMA Port on MAC OS/Linux without bad Sony stuff (still working on it, i need to fix some big issues) and is not the only work have to do
http://img593.imageshack.us/img593/8787/cmamac.png
Sorry if i don’t communicate, i have my reasons
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That image isn’t much in the way of “proof” of a CMA port – a screenshot of USB Prober, which basically just shows there is a USB device connected and some info about it, and an icon on the desktop? It might be a good idea to at least include a screenshot of the app itself. But even that wouldn’t be true proof. It’d probably need to be a video showing the Vita without some content, then transferring it, then again with said content.
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works on psp as well (saw it on neur0n’s twitter). It shows the version text and a number at the top right.
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No theory but reality.
The PS Vita use 2 different method to launch the PSP Games, one using a variant of MIPS for ARM and the other one is a Native-ARM version of the PSP Games and it’s you told me that it’s impossible to make a MIPS a ARM program (don’t forget to mention it, this is not a theory you think it’s a PSP Emu, i said is a subprogram/subroute, anyway you change my words thanks !
About Silk i’m not incorrect, recently i found more info about that and other dev people too, that the Amazon Silk base = Silk http://www4.wiwiss.fu-berlin.de/bizer/silk/ , you can also found the same stuff on the PS3 -> /dev_flash/vsh/resource/ one of the reason why the user agent PS Vita mention Silk. (not only a simple NetFront)
and i give some address of CMA things but not in here.I said to you all that to help, you insult me… anyway thanks a lot and if you start to put wrong words about me, i would not remiss to let know what games is compatible exploit, now stop insult me and change my words, like i said get some respect, thanks.
I still think it was funny when the next day you release something after the conversation, anyway i don’t care Wololo, serious stop that and stop to talk for nothing now.
Have nice day/evening or night, whatever where you are.
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@silw, your a fail at life, give up trying you trololo… dam kids…
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Your the troll you third world country dumbass. Yes I find his posts annoying and a pain in the ass but he just wants to help which I admit he kind of sucks at. Saying that he ‘fails at life’ is a real troll coment made by a ‘one minded idiot’. Telling him to give up? he has always shown respect within his comments (Never cursing to make his point, unlike me) and people like you just ride around on wololo dick thinking everything he says, go’s. You make me sick.
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This is not my business, but Kid 0 is right! The guy is not a troll, at least he is doing his research and trying to help the scene, ok there have been some misuderstandings, but that is normal in every community I guess. What I am trying to say is that at least someone is trying to do his part to help the community.
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If anyone is a troll here it’s you dude, calling people out from where they may or may not be living? Weak. You could have easily made your point in a much more respected manner.
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^^^^
all you guys who decide to fight for someone, atleast fight for something that makes sense, everything your fighting for IS completely irrevelavent…
have fun riding each other like the queers you are…
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@rafael707 ONLY A TRUE QUEER RECOGNIZE MORE QUEERS WHEN HE SEES THEIR POSTS
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Well said. Mr Guardian.
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Well isn’t this contradictory.-
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nope, unless you have a hard time understanding…
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Wololo, don’t waste your time and talent discusing about who found this “Amazing” key combination, as you said, you quoted your source, if the author has problems about it, he must discuss with your source
And it must be funnier working on the HBL that discusing stupid things
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@wololo, why do keep deleting my posts? (ermm* Freedom of speech?)
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Pingback from Hidden Menu in PS Vita | 1337 Mods on January 4, 2012 at 1:03 pm
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about the source. whos first post on the net or any proof then he is source.
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@Wololo I think some people are a bit jealous! Keep up with the good work and keep us updated
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lmao not me i’m too noob to get any credit
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Yes it works on a PSP too.. but the message isnt that cool as on Vita.. anyway about the flames up there.. why not just ignore each other…
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NO! They must just stop fighting. Come on Wololo give him a hug! Sliw you too, come on give a hug to wololo.
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nabnab is like Mathieulh (Dramath) from the ps3 scene !
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How? The idiot in you makes me want to cry.
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uau really good argument…… Mathieulh!
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‘uau’? ummm, do you speaka’ the englash?
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Why do all of your comments have to poke fun at a race? Seriously dude.
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HAHAHAHAHA!
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Don’t be racist! You’re just making fun of his race because of his spelling! Keep this blog clean!
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probably the most irrelevant comment to a topic ever…
seriously you’re reading this for the info or to find
some random person to troll?
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Hey Wololo, it works on the PSPGo too, I made a video, heres the link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?nomobile=1&v=UEYc-WMj9s4
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that is awesome thanks ! now i can test it on my Vita
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Hmmm, it works in all sony’s consoles. Perhaps there is another combination for entering in debug mode while booting ?
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works on PSP and PS3′s to!!!É eu também não sabia…poker face!!!
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Bwahahaha. It really does work on the PSP. I guess this isn’t a new “development” at all.
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It might not be a new development, but as I see it, none of us knew it would work on every sony console, besides it is new for us…well at least for me.
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Does it work on a psp go with a piracy enabler/CFW because mine is not?
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Kind of pointless but interesting none the less. Sony definitely should have intigrated an easier key combonation.
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That shit doesn’t works on 1.61 anymore. Sony patched it. ‘Guess that they didn’t wanted us to know their little secrets.
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Hey wololo, Where did you learn your coding? And what coding language is needed for coding in the ps vita?
Thanks

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