PSV VSH Menu v1.1 – Save CPU/GPU state + more nostalgia
Ah, the nostalgia is strong in this one. As most of you would have guessed, the PSV VSH Menu is a VSH menu for the PS VITA/VITA TV. The VSH Menu was a custom menu running on PSP CFW’s that allowed you to do things like overclocking/underclocking, changing ISO drivers, booting into recovery etc. all under one menu. The VITA alternative aims to do the same but follows the steps of Ultimate VSH Menu for PSP. Ultimate VSH menu had extended options such as minor customization, and other features that aren’t found in the original menu.
The following update brings new changes that make it worth updating. The biggest focus of this release is config support. Configuring the clock speed each time for a certain game can be a pain. However, this update has finally made that a lot easier. Config support allows the user to save their current CPU/GPU clock states, which will be re-loaded once the plugin has started. Therefore the user’s previous configuration will now be saved and need not be re-configured. The next important change is the integration of VITABattery. You no longer need to have both plugins, as one can do it all. PSV VSH allows the user to enable or disable the battery percent display on the top right corner. The other two features allow the user with minimal customization options very similar to how Ultimate VSH Menu handled it, and quick-launch into essential programs like the Settings or VitaShell.
Features:
- Control CPU/GPU clock states separately.
- Restore configured CPU/GPU clock states, once plugin has been started.
- Battery percent display toggle.
- VSH Menu colours for minimal customization.
- Quick launch Settings or VitaShell.
- Quick Reboot/Shutdown/Suspend device in game.
Recovery features: (You need PSV VSH Recovery for this)
- Reload tai config.
- Back up PSN activation files.
- Rebuild/Update database.
- Swap enter button (X / O)
Instructions:
- Download and install the vsh_recovery.vpk if you want to use the recovery functions.
- Place vsh.suprx in the ux0:/tai folder.
- In your config.txt add:
If you want this running under all titles:
*ALL
ux0:tai/vsh.suprx
Or if you want this running under a specific title:
# titleid for your application
*VID000162
ux0:tai/vsh.suprx
Then use L + R + START to bring up the menu.
Download:
Booting into the custom recovery menu requires you to have the vsh_recovery installed, and you must quit the game/application to enter that menu. If you do find any issues feel free to discuss in our /talk’s thread, or you can directly submit them to my GitHub’s issue tracker. If you wish to support my development, then I’d appreciate a coffee 🙂
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Sweet stuff!
i installed the plug in , but i cant make it work . dont know whats happening . i put the plug on tai and also modify the config txt with *ALL ux0:tai/vsh.suprx
What are you trying to run this plugin on? Also did you hold L + R + Start?
So… Just tried to set this up. I’m running On Enso and I thought I had to write in the config file this way:
*KERNAL
*ALL
Ux0:/vsh.suprx
But then when I went to reboot my Vita, it now hangs on the bootup screen… I really do not want to reformat my memory card and start over from scratch, is there any way to at least get to the config file so I can try the setup process again? Or am I genuinely sc*** and left with a potentially bricked system, or have to set up everything on my Vita from scratch?
Nope, never mind… I figured out what was wrong as soon as I typed this and sent it. I guess I really do need to start from scratch now…
Oh this is not a kernel plugin that was a rather bad idea. If you ever messed with tai’s config and your system hangs on the boot screen you can always hold some button (I think it was either L or R) to make it boot without any plugins.
Gah… I guess I should have tried googling that. It’s fine though, it was just initially annoying because of me needing to set up everything I had on my Vita and grab my plugins/homebrew. All I really lost was saves, I got everything else back easily. I will have to remember to try and hold one of those buttons down in the future if that happens again… Thank you very much for informing me however.
ps3-idps_dumper-0.2.3.-selfinflator
sudo apt-get install python2.7 python-pip
pip install capstone
wget https://github.com/aquynh/capstone/archive/3.0.5-rc2.tar.gz
tar -xvf 3.0.5-rc2.tar.gz
cd capstone-3.0.5-rc2
./make.sh
sudo make install
cd bindings
cd python
sudo python setup.py install
cd ..
cd ..
cd ..
mkdir exploit
cd exploit
wget http://www.psx-place.com/attachments/ps3_idps_dumper-v0-2-1-ps3xploit-zip.10051/
mv index.html index.html.zip
sudo apt-get install unzip
unzip index.html.zip -d ps3_idps_021_ps3ploit
cd ps3_idps_021_ps3ploit
cd ps3_idps_dumper-v0.2.1-PS3XPloit/
ls
chmod a+x server.py
chmod a+x linux.sh
./linux.sh
The battery doesn´t stay on the corner once I exit the menu, is that a bug?
Nope, most people wouldn’t like to have the battery status to stay on the top right. So it’s only visible once you open the vsh menu.
anyone know how much is vita with firmware 3.18 worth how much nowadays? because i want to sell it.
Don’t working for me
On what game are you trying this on? Can you please provide more information?
Hmm used with “*ALL” worked with reality fighters but did not worked on one piece pirate warriors 3.
if i have oclockvita installed? do i have to delete it?
i had it installed too. didn’t seem to effect this.
i got it to work. just in case if you have problems, did you do this? located in the ux0:/tai folder.
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/301867229400530946/390334540507381763/f2f2b55e0fe1904a42e2ed5aebcca64c.png
and install the .VPK?