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Originalmente inviato da weltall
the sdk has some usefull functions reversed from the firmware (we may list the init ones) but these doesn't come from the cfw but from the normal sony firmware and could be found in the moonlight.lan.st nid list of 3.5x, and they didn't change in 3.7x.
other functions are usefull
1) to work with the cfw (eg: setting mounts options) => this may be usefull to usbhostfs based iso solutions as now it's possible to use np9660 from usb
2) to get informations from the cfw like version and so on
3) some substitute functions for user mode applications
4) some substitute functions to make life easier but these aren't really necessary (for example the clock function stated in the readme can be easily replaced with a set bus and then set cpu)
i prefer to keep cwcheat separated from the cfw the most possible so i avoid using the sdk which isn't really required for most things.
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true true. best to keep it working on all sets than to a subset...too complicated to maintain.
but there has to be a transition from 1.5 codebase to 3.xx codebase sooner or later since the slim doesn't support 1.5 kernel but the phat supports both 1.5 and 3.xx, making it more efficient for 3.xx kernel support.
anyway...what's your view on nitepr?
