First release, LEDs are not working yet (so they will continue to blink even when the DS3 is connected lol).
Also, you have to pair your DS3 to the Vita manually (you can use this tool: https://dancingpixelstudios.com/sixaxis-controller/sixaxispairtool/ or sixpair: https://help.ubuntu.com/communi....pair.c)
You can find the Vita's MAC address in: Settings -> System -> System information

r976: NOTE: making OPL compatible with the recent PS2SDK updates
Updated to support LWIP v2.0.0. by sp193

Summary from Developer sp193:
Q: About these new changes, in layman terms, what does it do for OPL?
A: That is a good question. For as far as I can tell, there isn't a noticeable difference. Despite the fact that it was done for the sake of performance. I decided to upgrade to LWIP v2.0.0 because the core locking feature seems to be completed (the warnings around the option were removed and it is now enabled by default). This was yet another one of my attempts to solve the age-old issue of the network stack being too heavy. Historically, LWIP always used a dedicated thread for its functionality. However, that results in considerable overhead, due to a lack of CPU power by the IOP. With the core locking feature, then the thread and message-passing can be dealt away with. So compared to LWIP v1.4.1, I have noticed that the OPL HDLDump server can once again run (~0.6MB/s throughput) while running at a lower priority than the LWIP thread. So there is some savings in CPU time, but doesn't seem to affect OPL in any way (outside of this test). Although, your mileage may vary.

1.39

• fix sound setting changes not being applied until restart
  
• fix sound distortion for stereo separation settings 0 (mono) and 25%
  

1.38

• added stereo separation setting to select between 0 (mono) 25%, 50%, 75% and 100% (stereo, default, original Amiga sound)
  
• added the blitter options 'normal, immediate, and improved' default is 'normal.' Might help with some games
  

1.37

• some fixes to savestates. Now savestates work even with no disk inserted in df0. Savestate file name is now the first available name among df0, boot-hd, hdf2, hdf3, hdf4, df1, df2, df3.
  

1.36

• added measures to prevent file corruption: Disabled PS button because it caused corruption of hdf files; display a warning about file corruption if the Amiga is writing to hdf while the user tries to exit the program
  
• fix hdf size checking
  
• fixed up some menu text
  
• adjusted quickswitch screenmodes by two pixels
  

1.35

• now upto four hdf files can be mounted. From my own testing, it looks like 2 Gb is the hdf size limit. Geometry for each file can be changed by manually editing the config file, default is sectors:surfaces:reserved:blocksize=32:1:2:512 for files <1 GB, 32:2:2:512 for files >1Gb and 32:4:2:512 for files >2Gb. Only files <=2 Gb seem to work.
  

1.34

• hires support (e.g. 640*256), switchable in display menu. (Select a screen mode with "640" as width in the first option of the display menu, and the Workbench will be rendered with every pixel. A width of "320" reverts back to old behavior.)
  

I'd like to present my first ever lua homebrew for the PS Vita:
a (very) simple implementation of Conway's Game of Life, programmed in only one day.