BL2CK OS 1.31.0?

[Deleted member 702243]

I'm trying to find more information on this kernel but information seems scarce

so from github we have the source code from 1.30.3, alongside a changelog, which is the kind of information I'm looking for:
https://github.com/R-YaTian/BL2CKOS

then I was able to find some information on 1.30.4 here, it sounds like this version is just 1.30.4 but with acekard/r4 ultra compatibility?

but 1.31.0 looks completely different, the dats are merge into one file, it has ak2loader isntead of bl2ckloader (what's the difference, strictly speaking?) and it runs everything I throw at it just like akaio 1.9.0 did, while 1.30.4 wouldnt run for instance pokémon black 2/white 2 even with the latest dats

so 1.31.0 looks like a lot of changes behind the scenes, but I can't find a changelog anywhere, no clue how it came to be, or who made it. it's just kind of there and aside from downloads of it, I dont really find concrete discussions anywhere on what was actually changed and how they made it work the way it does

 

[Deleted member 704126]

I'm trying to find more information on this kernel but information seems scarce

so from github we have the source code from 1.30.3, alongside a changelog, which is the kind of information I'm looking for:
https://github.com/R-YaTian/BL2CKOS

then I was able to find some information on 1.30.4 here, it sounds like this version is just 1.30.4 but with acekard/r4 ultra compatibility?

but 1.31.0 looks completely different, the dats are merge into one file, it has ak2loader isntead of bl2ckloader (what's the difference, strictly speaking?) and it runs everything I throw at it just like akaio 1.9.0 did, while 1.30.4 wouldnt run for instance pokémon black 2/white 2 even with the latest dats

so 1.31.0 looks like a lot of changes behind the scenes, but I can't find a changelog anywhere, no clue how it came to be, or who made it. it's just kind of there and aside from downloads of it, I dont really find concrete discussions anywhere on what was actually changed and how they made it work the way it does

It really is truly a shame there's no open source kernel with perfect compatibility. (So it can be ported everywhere like YSMenu was.) If anyone wants to be a G take the latest open source version of Wood or BL2CK and add all the necessary AP patches and compatibility fixes.