We have a treat for homebrew developers today as we have word from Red_Squirrel that a new version for RSPsar Dumper is now available for download. The developer mentions that the latest build is a derivation of the classic PSar Dumper app, which now carries an executable file for easier installing on to your PSP.

RSPar Dumper version 2 still makes use of its USBHostfs features which allows you to read eboot directly from your PC's hard disk and dump any firmware contents there. This is definitely useful for those who want to study what's inside your firmware without having to look through your memory stick.

In any case, here's a list of features in the complete changelog of the application since our previous coverage:

v2.1

* Fixed all license violation of the release
* Added source code to respect GPL license
* Deleted HelldashX prxs that violated Sony Copyrights

v2.0

* Possibility to extract and decrypt files from the 3.80 Official Updater Eboot.
* Added an exe file to make easier installing the homebrew on PSP with CF 3.80M33

Please note that version 2.1 no longer supports custom firmware 3.80 M33 since the .prx files needed to run it come from a licenced copy of HellDashX's own Psar Dumper.

Make sure to install the appropriate version of the custom firmware running on your PSP handheld. For more information, please make sure to take a look at the Readme.txt file included in the downloadable file which you can access below. You can also discuss RSPar Dumper v2 with the author at the QJ.NET PSP Development forums.