03g model PSP?

A new device has been found in syscon that only exists in 3.80 firmware. The nids have been randomised so there’s no chance of cracking the real name like was done with GSensor, HDD, & Bluetooth.

The actual function is sceSyscon_driver_4AB44BFC (which should be called sceSysconSet__Callback).

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C:
  1. enum PspSysconCallbacks
  2. {
  3.     SYSCON_LOW_BATTERY_CB = 0,
  4.     SYSCON_POWER_SWITCH_CB,
  5.     SYSCON_ALARM_CB,
  6.     SYSCON_AC_SUPPLY_CB,
  7.     SYSCON_HP_CONNECT_CB,
  8.     SYSCON_WLAN_SWITCH_CB,
  9.     SYSCON_HOLD_SWITCH_CB,
  10.     SYSCON_UMD_SWITCH_CB,
  11.     SYSCON_HR_POWER_CB,
  12.     SYSCON_WLAN_POWER_CB,
  13.     SYSCON_GSENSOR_CB,
  14.     SYSCON_HDD_POWER_CB,
  15.     SYSCON_BT_POWER_CB,
  16.     SYSCON_BT_SWITCH_CB,
  17.     SYSCON_HR_WAKEUP_CB,
  18.     SYSCON_UNK_DEV_CB // in 3.80 only – PSP 03g?
  19. };

Since it only exists in 3.80 and not 3.7x and earlier, it would seem it’s a 03g only device. What other devices are SCE planning to add in 03g?? The waiting game begins…

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2 Responses to “03g model PSP?”

  1. Cloudhunter Says:
    December 21st, 2007 at 3:52 am

    It could just be a pandora proof model – I think that’s likely.

    Although, I’ll be pissed if it has more features and I’ve got the first gen Slim.

    Cloudy

  2. brin_vg Says:
    December 21st, 2007 at 6:32 am

    I doubt Pandora-Proofing is worthy of 3g though.

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