If you mean the text editor/viewer? no. I find the psp to be rather clunky with such a feature. We still don't have access to a qwerty keyboard using Sony's offical OSK. I haven't been working on much apart from polishing the core existing features. Now that I've been employed, I don't get a lot of time to work on this.
CMFileManager PSP - v3.20
I thought I'd release this update as it is, because it has improved a lot over the time and quite frankly if I don't do it now, I probably won't in a very long time so why not? Also with the new infinity release, this may be worth checking out 
New Release: CMFileManager PSP - v3.20
It is recommended to do a fresh install for this release due to a change in the config system. JSON is now used to parse the config file, and thus the previous method is no longer used. For a fresh install please delete the CMFileManager folder from PSP/GAME.
Change-log:
Screenshots:
Download:
https://github.com/joel16/CMFileManager-PSP/releases/tag/v3.20
New Release: CMFileManager PSP - v3.20
It is recommended to do a fresh install for this release due to a change in the config system. JSON is now used to parse the config file, and thus the previous method is no longer used. For a fresh install please delete the CMFileManager folder from PSP/GAME.
Change-log:
- Added a new an improved EBOOT launcher menu. This menu now does more than just a useless launcher, it allows the user to dump the ICON0 and PIC1 data into PSP/PHOTO/{ EBOOT NAME }
- Newly improved config system - now uses config.json to read/write config file. This also fixed the random crashes when reading config file during boot up.
- Added a new developer settings toggle to guard sensitive partitions such as flash0 - flash3 and disc0.
- Logs are only written if the new develop settings toggle is enabled.
- The version string is now displayed on the XMB.
- Display an error message if an image is bigger than 512x512 and thus cannot be loaded.
- Fixed for incorrect battery percentage when no battery was inserted.
- Updated versions of dr_flac and dr_wav for FLAC and WAV decoding respectively.
- More important logs, such as data if module/driver fails to load, some service failed to be initialized etc.
- About screen now displays the version strings of the various libraries use that have functions/variables to export their version info.
- Clean up kernel plugins/drivers (audio_driver.prx and display_driver.prx)
- Many under the hood changes to improve performance, consistency and minor bug fixes that cannot all be listed.
Screenshots:
Download:
https://github.com/joel16/CMFileManager-PSP/releases/tag/v3.20
Last edited by Joel16,
I thought I'd release this update as it is, because it has improved a lot over the time and quite frankly if I don't do it now, I probably won't in a very long time so why not? Also with the new infinity release, this may be worth checking out
New Release: CMFileManager PSP - v3.20
It is recommended to do a fresh install for this release due to a change in the config system. JSON is now used to parse the config file, and thus the previous method is no longer used. For a fresh install please delete the CMFileManager folder from PSP/GAME.
Change-log:
- Added a new an improved EBOOT launcher menu. This menu now does more than just a useless launcher, it allows the user to dump the ICON0 and PIC1 data into PSP/PHOTO/{ EBOOT NAME }
- Newly improved config system - now uses config.json to read/write config file. This also fixed the random crashes when reading config file during boot up.
- Added a new developer settings toggle to guard sensitive partitions such as flash0 - flash3 and disc0.
- Logs are only written if the new develop settings toggle is enabled.
- The version string is now displayed on the XMB.
- Display an error message if an image is bigger than 512x512 and thus cannot be loaded.
- Fixed for incorrect battery percentage when no battery was inserted.
- Updated versions of dr_flac and dr_wav for FLAC and WAV decoding respectively.
- More important logs, such as data if module/driver fails to load, some service failed to be initialized etc.
- About screen now displays the version strings of the various libraries use that have functions/variables to export their version info.
- Clean up kernel plugins/drivers (audio_driver.prx and display_driver.prx)
- Many under the hood changes to improve performance, consistency and minor bug fixes that cannot all be listed.
Screenshots:
Download:
https://github.com/joel16/CMFileManager-PSP/releases/tag/v3.20
Hello.
Thank you,a really great Improvement on your Work !!!! Outstanding !!
Thank you for your Work and your Time on this great "FREE" Tool for our beloved PSP.
Last edited by Alexander1970,
Thanks everyone for the kind words and support
Hey Joel, this is beautiful! I just registered on gbatemp to say thanks.
I don’t understand why people are asking for PDF and text editing when there’s already homebrews for that for like 10 years. One is called PSPwrite and the other one is Bookr.
I like that you based the interface on CM. It looks clean and modern. Finally having a real file move function is a god’s blessing for me.
Opus support is very useful too. For anyone unaware about it, you can transcode a lot your songs to Opus at 128 kbps and it’s superior to the 20 years old MP3s at 320 kbps with almost one third of the size. I know we all have a smartphone in our pockets nowadays, but if you’re still in love with your PSP, you probably like to have some music in it. I tested some opus files and it works flawlessly. I just can’t figure out how to skip tracks and enable repeat song in this homebrew. Seems like there’s no scrubbing feature either.
Anyway, I’m very impressed by your work. I still have your Ubuntu shell. Thank you for putting your time on this project.
I don’t understand why people are asking for PDF and text editing when there’s already homebrews for that for like 10 years. One is called PSPwrite and the other one is Bookr.
I like that you based the interface on CM. It looks clean and modern. Finally having a real file move function is a god’s blessing for me.
Opus support is very useful too. For anyone unaware about it, you can transcode a lot your songs to Opus at 128 kbps and it’s superior to the 20 years old MP3s at 320 kbps with almost one third of the size. I know we all have a smartphone in our pockets nowadays, but if you’re still in love with your PSP, you probably like to have some music in it. I tested some opus files and it works flawlessly. I just can’t figure out how to skip tracks and enable repeat song in this homebrew. Seems like there’s no scrubbing feature either.
Anyway, I’m very impressed by your work. I still have your Ubuntu shell. Thank you for putting your time on this project.
Last edited by AmirKadash,
Thank you so much for the kind words! I think I may have just closed the doors for this project. Busy with work/want to pursue other projects right now. Maybe someone else may pick it up, but I had a lot of fun developing this, and its nice to see people still using their PSPs.
Last edited by Joel16,
Hello.
Thank you for your great work and your Time you invested in this really awesome Tool !
I wish you all good for your (Developer) Future and maybe we see new Projects/Tools from you.
THANK YOU !
Hello everyone!
First of all I want to say that I just singed up to the gbatemp! So I believe a little introduction is mandatory!
My first ever bought console was a PSP2004 Slim & Lite Date Code 8A, back in 2008, just to play Tomb Raider Anniversary on the go, as I am a big fan of Lara Croft! Although my collection of consoles has gotten bigger as the years passed, my PSP2004 is still one of my favorites!
My first CFW was 5.00M33 and now I use both 6.61 LME-2.3, 6.61PRO-C2 without CIPL Flasher. I do prefer a little bit more the LME over PRO due to easier plugin manager!
Now, I want to thank Joel16 for his awesome homebrew file manager!!! I really like the UI and I love the real move functionality!!! Thank you so much for still spending time to the PSP community and with this homebrew you make our beloved PSP ever more enjoyable!!!
I would like your assistant with a little problem: I am trying to copy the act.dat file from ms0:/ to flash2:/ through your tool, but I get an error. I have enabled developer settings, and disabled the "protect" setting in recovery menu.
Any ideas will be much appreciated!
First of all I want to say that I just singed up to the gbatemp! So I believe a little introduction is mandatory!
My first ever bought console was a PSP2004 Slim & Lite Date Code 8A, back in 2008, just to play Tomb Raider Anniversary on the go, as I am a big fan of Lara Croft! Although my collection of consoles has gotten bigger as the years passed, my PSP2004 is still one of my favorites!
My first CFW was 5.00M33 and now I use both 6.61 LME-2.3, 6.61PRO-C2 without CIPL Flasher. I do prefer a little bit more the LME over PRO due to easier plugin manager!
Now, I want to thank Joel16 for his awesome homebrew file manager!!! I really like the UI and I love the real move functionality!!! Thank you so much for still spending time to the PSP community and with this homebrew you make our beloved PSP ever more enjoyable!!!
I would like your assistant with a little problem: I am trying to copy the act.dat file from ms0:/ to flash2:/ through your tool, but I get an error. I have enabled developer settings, and disabled the "protect" setting in recovery menu.
Any ideas will be much appreciated!
Is there any error codes that's displayed? Usually it is supposed to say something FS_CopyFileFailed: 0xFFFFFFFF?
Thank you for your reply! I captured some screenshots with the error code, permissions and settings. Hope there is a solution.
Looks like a permission issue. That's weird. If that's the case I don't think anything can be written to flash0. I'll try to fix this as it basically renders the whole flash browsing useless.
I also tried with filer6.6 and with PSN Manager with no success. Fortunately I can copy the act.dat to flash2 through USB, but it would very useful to be able to do this through PSP itself, without the need of a PC. I hope you can find a solution and thank you for puting time on this.
Thank you for this software. I've had it on my PSPGo for a while now and it really saved my butt today. The USB fuse on my Go just burnt making it so I could no longer connect my Go via USB. This app's FTP feature is the only thing that allows me to add or transfer data at all. I was able to use it to move my SAVEDATA folder to my Vita for safe keeping. So once again, thank you @Joel16
Damn that sucks, the proprietary port on the GO doesn't help much either. I hope you can fix it at some point, I have two GO's with me and those are the only two PSPs I have. Glad to hear this app helped you out!
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