Support for saving game data backups in ur0 and uma0.A simple configuration screen is opened by pressing SELECT in the main screen (or the R-trigger when in button-only mode).The GUI can now be controlled using buttons-only which means that the latest version of Vita Save Manager is compatible with the PSTV.The list mode (similar to the GUI of pre-2.0 versions) has added back.
#Vita save manager homebrew launcher update
Occasionally, this popular utility receives an update and this time, we have a feature-packed Nightly update which brings along: However, thanks to d3m3vilurr‘s Vita Save Manager, backing up/restoring save game data has been much easier since the early days of HENkaku. Unlike the PSP, backing up saves from a vanilla PSVita is a headache since it requires you to backup the whole application rather than the save data on its own. Vita Save Manager can now be controlled with buttons only (again) and also lets you dump saves to uma0/ur0 Homebrew Updates: Vita Save Manager Nightly 191 and remaPSV 1.1 If your PSVita’s battery is working fine, you probably shouldn’t use this plugin as it’ll result in little to no benefit. The plugin only works with HENkaku-Enso enabled PSVitas (i.e FW 3.60/5)
#Vita save manager homebrew launcher install
If you want to try it out, check out this link and follow the instructions provided to install the plugin ( it’s pretty simple to do) SKGleba recommends you use it on a fully-charged battery. Other than resetting battery information, it also nukes temporary flags (crash/temperature/load/optimization) which SKGleba says are mostly useless and only serve to make the battery take longer to charge. Has your PSVita been having issues with its battery like showing an incorrect percentage or shutting off when the battery is allegedly half-full? If so, you’ll be pleased to hear that SKGleba has just released a plugin called batteryFixer which might fix these problems and also make your battery charge a tad faster!įrom the plugin’s GitHub readme, the purpose of it is to reset battery information, to allow for recalibration, similar to what would happen if you physically disconnect the battery or execute a syscon keycombo.
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