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And what are the changes?

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today (24 april) is my birthday
now i'm 24 years old =)

Happy New Year!

Am I crazy, or was there a signed version of this app at some point that ran on OFW? Cannot find a working one anywhere.

http://www.mediafire.com/?1cpsuonjy63jm94/ NEW+PSP+Ident.rar
by fede94boss
Can be found viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1879 @ N 18

Thinking none of those identifers are 100% up to date. Alternative you can use signed Psp module checker (0.1).
Or Psp everest cfw

Ofw ident apps may show flase info about your MoBo it´s always Fat psp if brew is signed.

Psp filer is useful tool

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Pspident and pspeverset info about a board, if it can be downgrade and how deep should be fine. Info about latest possible cfw not.

ruyor wrote: ↑

Wed Jan 05, 2011 4:56 am

Changelog:

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0.74.1 -> 0.74.2

- Added new PSP-3000 with tachyon=820000 (shipped 6.35 / DATE CODE 1A)

-- Don't know what mobo they really has inside, so call they TA-095v2/Brite v4.1 for now

- "Brite" -> "Bright"

PSP-3000 appears to be more known (or marketed) as "Brite" rather than its supposed correct spelling.

kathy025 wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 13, 2018 11:39 am

PSP-3000 appears to be more known (or marketed) as "Brite" rather than its supposed correct spelling.

Something I did not understand, what's so funny?
Did you just decide to quote a message from 2016?

Has long been released PSPident v0.77.777 - PSPIDENT_077_06-04-2016.7z

I just thought it was amusing the dictionary spelling didn't pull through considering the dev purposely changed it from "Brite" to "Bright" as per changelog.

And in programming, changelogs/commit history are timeless. They document the history of development and remains true to this day for the version it was for. FYI.

But thanks for the updated link, could be useful in the first post.

Well, the developer simply does not know English and therefore does not know how this word is correctly pronounced and spelled. He is Russian, and in Russia, as you probably know, no one speaks English. I now also speak via Google translator. And for me, too, no difference "Brite" or "Bright" ))) This is for me the same word.

No issue really, just amusing for a native English speaker like me (though I am bilingual). In this case, the "incorrect" spelling (i.e. Brite) is actually the market/commercial spelling for the PSP-3000 model.