#Save manager homebrew launcher drivers
#Save manager homebrew launcher update
#Save manager homebrew launcher driver
#Save manager homebrew launcher Patch

Moreover, Checkpoint is extremely lightweight and is built using very few (and up-to-date) libraries. The UI has been designed to condense as many options as possible, while keeping it simple to work with. There are two sets of instructions below, the installation instructions and then the quick and dirty usage instructions but first here is a breakdown from the developer himself: ‘Why use Checkpoint?Ĭheckpoint is created with the ideas of simplicity and efficiency. It doesn’t show every game that you have by default unless it has a save file readily available. So, if you have a custom firmware (or running a Rosalina based Homebrew Launcher, this cannot run on HAX versions of the Homebrew Launcher) on your 3DS you simply start the app and it will show you all games that have saves whether it’s from the cart or a downloaded game. You can just tap a game and hit backup or restore…and that’s it. When I say it shows I literally mean that everything that you need is on one screen and not convoluted across several screens. Checkpoint is just dramatically easier than the rest and it shows. There is a heavy need for these as the system itself never really came with one that was truly worthwhile. Let’s take a look, shall we? Of course there are already plenty of decent game save managers for the 3DS already. It is currently on 2.0.2, and I waited to post anything about it until it was much more complete feeling and had more usefulness to it. That gem is called Checkpoint and it is for the Nintendo 3DS.

#Save manager homebrew launcher update

Removed the modified screen update delay methods, restoring previous functionality.A couple days back developer BernardoGiordano brought us a nice gem.

#Save manager homebrew launcher driver

Fixed some compiler warnings with the vmcfs driver due to changes in the latest ps2sdk revision. Updated ps2sdk and existing source files to SVN rev 1682. Remerged all of the changes described for beta v4.40j described further below (NB: This is required for debugging with oldest models, as PS2LINK won't work.) Added 'SIO_DEBUG' flag to 'launchelf.h' for use only in compiling special debug versions of uLE, that use EE_SIO interface for debug feedback instead of PS2LINK added the 'sior' module to uLE with changes in 'makefile', 'launchelf.h', 'iopmod_name.h' and 'main.c' Added corrections by jimmikaelkael to the EE_SIO debug output module of ps2sdk

#Save manager homebrew launcher drivers

Reinstated MC drivers by jimmikaelkael, and thus FileBrowser renaming on MCs This change means that 'initsbv_patches' is now called early in 'loadBasicModules', and nowhere else. Fixed a problem with uLE initialization, causing problems with the new MC drivers when used on a PS2 of very old model. This change has no effect at all on newer consoles, but was required to make it possible to keep the homebrew MC modules in future versions of uLE, and still retain uLE compatibility to all PS2 models. This patching is compatible with that to be added into new versions of 'Open PS2 Loader' too, and includes conflict protection when multiple patchers are used. This cures v0 problems for many other applications too (including ESR) as the kernel remains patched for the duration of a session (until next hard reset/power on).

#Save manager homebrew launcher Patch

Added kernel patcher and kernel patch as designed by jimmikaelkael to make v0 japanese consoles compatible with newer models in use of homebrews.