Added split and join operations for 'PSone Loader'.
Optimized I/O operations regarding speed.

PowerFlashLight Version 3.0:
Flashlight on XMB
Pixel-Fixer on XMB
Button-Tester on XMB
LEDs on/off (Power,MS,WLAN)
Auto-disable LEDs while playing movies from MS
Display-Brightness-level min/max

Installation:
Copy PowerFlashLight+.prx to "ms0:/seplugins/PowerFlashLight+.prx"
Open the "vsh.txt" (if not available, create new) and add following line: ms0:/seplugins/PowerFlashLight+.prx 1
For custom key-combo or disable any options, copy "PFLconfig.txt" to "ms0:/seplugins/PFLconfig.txt" and modify it.
Restart your PSP.

Developer Notes:
Button-combos and settings can be changed in config-file. Tested on PSP Slim (2000) CFW 6.60 ME 1.8. It should also work on other CFW and PSP models.

Project Overiew
Developer: Lameguy64
Project Title: PSXNET
Time to Complete: 8 weeks
SDK: Psy-Q
Genre: Software Library
Latest Release: 0.70b (Client)
In Development: Yes
Initial Release Date: 17-FEBRUARY-2016
Last Date Updated: 17-FEBRUARY-2016
Controller: None
Players: None
Memory Card: None
Languages: None
Region: None
Burn and Play: No
Executable Included: No
Source Included: Yes

This is a silly little experiment I did where I try to get the original PlayStation to connect to the internet via a serial link connection to a Raspberry Pi which would basically act as a LAN modem for the PSX.

It supports basic TCP and UDP communications which means you can send and receive data to and from existing servers only. It does not come with an html parser and viewer so no internet browsing on the PSX as of yet.

Setting up a serial link connection with the PSX and Pi is very simple, just wire the PSX's Tx, Rx and Gnd pins from its Serial I/O port to one of the pins of the Raspberry Pi's GPIO interface (but Tx and Rx must be crossed).

The picture below shows a test image which the PSX downloaded from the internet through the Raspberry Pi with this library and client program.

There's nothing really special about the third leg of the beta but we imagine it's better to have it installed rather than not. It's not a particularly large download as it'll only set you back 300.5MB.

The beta does come with some limitations, though, one of which is a massive pain in the neck for this keyboard jockey: no PS Vita remote play. Still, the features included so far are a nice touch and we're looking forward to the full public release, though there's no release date as of yet.

- Bugfix for DECR. All kind of dumps/algos are now supported.

Options:
Bubble Name: Define the name displayed on the LiveArena
Custom TitleID: Create your own custom Title ID
Setting Game TitleID: Input a PS1 TitleID and apply those game settings to your custom PSone bubble
Custom Bubble Icon: A custom logo to be displayed in the
Position at last screen: Select 0-9 for location marked in the locations seen below:

Merge pull request #1619 from kd-11/gl_shadowmap_clamp …
Fix quad strip triangle winding
Set render target textures to clamp to border by default
Merge pull request #1612 from vlj/vulkan …
vulkan: Use simpler texture object
Merge pull request #1613 from vlj/gl …
gl: Expand index for quads/quad_strip/triangle_fan
Merge pull request #1611 from vlj/rsx …
rsx/common: Turn alignment constraints in textureUtils to multiple_of… …
rsx/common: Use protected instead of private for surface_store content.
Merge pull request #1609 from ProfessorKaos64/patch-1 …
Add missing build deps …
Merge pull request #1608 from vlj/vulkan …
vulkan: Simplify framebuffer class and release them at frame flip
vulkan: Move sampler object outside of texture.
vulkan: Create program in program_state_cache<>::build_pipeline