Editing MultiMan

Have in mind that multiMAN supports and works with ANY of these listed modes/payloads/syscalls/firmwares. You must understand that it is a challenge to support so many variations and keep all stable, yet multiMAN does support them and is stable as of ver 01.14.00 both for 3.41 and 3.55 (+ older firmwares 3.10-3.30, which many of you forget about).

Now the differences in 3.55: ( '''Fuck you bitch''' )

3.55: GH: provides a way to install signed packages, '''period'''!
3.55: WNK/WTNG/KMEAW: enable SYSCALL6 + SYSCALL7 for peek+poke + signed (or not) PKG files

As you can see: no syscall8, syscall35 or syscall36 in 3.55 firmwares (excl WNK).

Now, we are at the point where user must decide what to do:

* Use lv2 patcher and get:
- PL3 type of payload with a lot of freeze problems but with SYSCALL35+SYSCALL36+APP_HOME
- Start multiMAN (which will recognize PL3/syscall35) and be able to play AVCHD from internal HDD

* Use multiMAN '''01.16.00+''' to get:
- No payload of any kind included in the distribution
- Support for "Black screen games" using external USB HDD

* BDEMU.BIN or external payload required to enable following functionality:
- Support for AVCHD/BDMV structures saved on internal HDD (AVCHD HDD)
- Path redirections for /dev_bdvd and /app_home
- BDEMU.BIN is not distributed with install packages


{{homebrew}}

{{infobox homebrew
| name        = multiMan
| image       = Multiman.jpg
| releasedate = Dec 2010
| author      = deanK
| website     = [http://psx-scene.com/forums/f192/multiman-multifunctional-tool-your-ps3-game-manager-file-manager-ftp-avchd-bdmv-72826/ Release Thread]
| version     = 04.03.04
| fwver       = 3.55
| download    = [http://www.sendspace.com/file/cwc8gv sendspace.com]
}}

= Info =

Here is a multifunctional tool, which includes 8 different display modes (for games, AVCHD and Blu-ray) and File Manager + background running FTP server.

'''Features:'''

* Support and display for 7 devices (HDD/USB/BD/SDHC/MS/CF)
* Support for REMOTE PLAY via PSP or other compatible peripherals
* Update check/download feature
* Support for AVCHD activation from external USB devices
* Support for playback of AVCHD and Blu-ray content from internal HDD
* Overscan support for DLP and CRT TV sets
* MP3 playback
* JPEG/PNG picture viewer
* HEX file viewer
* Support for at least 15 freetype fonts (user can change using [R3] in game display modes)

= Gallery =
<gallery>
File:Multiman.jpg
File:Mmnl01y.jpg
File:Sm17y.jpg
File:Mmsm05y.jpg
</gallery>

= Standalone Browser =

[http://www.sendspace.com/file/abjg4s BROWSER.SELF]

This is a standalone browser, which can be used by any other application (not just multiMAN).

* Supports downloading of files
* FTP server running in the background (openps3ftp) (login: anonymous, password: <any>)
* Allocates ~150MB for the browser, so no more 'insuff. memory' errors
* If URL is parsed, it will open it. If not -> Official PS3 UK page is opened
* On exit it will return to the caller application (if RELOAD.SELF is present in the same folder)
* Downloaded files are saved under the current folder + ./DOWNLOADS

If present in multiMAN's USRDIR folder - it will be used instead of the build-in mM browser.

Other devs are free to use it in their apps.

The proper way would be to create your own EBOOT.BIN, which will call the BROWSER.SELF with any parameter/URL you wish.

'''CODE''':

<pre>void launch_self(char *_self, char *_param)
{
	char* launchargv[2];
	char self[256];
	sprintf(self, "%s", _self);

	memset(launchargv, 0, sizeof(launchargv));
	launchargv[0] = (char*)malloc(strlen(_param) + 1); strcpy(launchargv[0], _param);
	launchargv[1] = NULL;
	exitspawn((const char*)self, (char* const*)launchargv, NULL, NULL, 0, 64, SYS_PROCESS_PRIMARY_STACK_SIZE_512K);
}</pre>

'''Launch'''
<pre>
launch_self(browser_self, start_page);</pre>

'''Self explanitory'''

<pre>launch_self((char*)"/dev_hdd0/game/XXXX12345/USRDIR/BROWSER.SELF", 
		(char*)"http://www.google.com/");</pre>



= Errors with Games + Fixes =

'''Your Games are not detected?'''

<pre>* Proper structure:
/dev_***/GAMES/***GAME_NAME***/PS3_GAME/USRDIR/EBOOT.BIN

* Wrong structure:
/dev_***/GAMES/***SOME_NAME***/***ANOTHER_NAME***/PS3_GAME/USRDIR/EBOOT.BIN

* Press "SELECT+L3" to refresh the list (or use the REFRESH option in system menu or XMMB Game column)
* Check options.ini/options_default.ini and edit it properly if you store your games in different than defined location</pre>

'''All your games give you black screen after installing on 3.55 firmware?'''

<pre>It was reported numerous times that such problem may arise after installing KMEAW 3.55 CFW on a new PS3 system or after updating from 3.41. In any case the solution is easy enough:

* Download and install "FIX PERMISSIONS" package file ([http://www.4shared.com/file/AHE7153v/Fix_Permission_For_Waninkoko_K.html download link])
* Start the tool and wait for it to finish its job - it will return you back to XMB screen
* Try to launch multiMAN and load a game - all should be okay now.</pre>

= Changelog =

I put it [http://pastebin.com/W5BiG34S here] because it's very long.

= Option Files =

== Options File ==

DEFAULT options included in the install/update packages: options_default.ini

<pre>
##################################################  ################
#####                                                        #####
####                  Configuration File                      ####
#####                                                        #####
##################################################  ################
#####                                                        #####
####    Edit and save this file to your Playstation3 as:      ####
####    /dev_hdd0/game/BLES80608/USRDIR/options.ini           ####
#####                                                        #####
##################################################  ################

# >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Directory / Folder Options <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
# ==================================================  ======================================

# Option: Game Backup Folders
hdd_dir=/dev_hdd0/GAMES
usb_dir=GAMES

# Option: Look for Game Backups recursively in these folders
# Hint: leave blank for USB (usb_home) root (/) folder
# Main search folders:
hdd_home=/dev_hdd0/GAMES
usb_home=/GAMES

# Secondary search folders:
hdd_home2=/dev_hdd0/GAMEZ
hdd_home3=/dev_hdd0/game/OMAN46756/GAMEZ
hdd_home4=/dev_hdd0/game/LAUN12345/GAMEZ
hdd_home5=/dev_hdd0/BDRIPS

usb_home2=/GAMEZ
usb_home3=/BDRIPS
#usb_home4=/_skip_
#usb_home5=/_skip_

# Directory to store covers
covers_dir=/dev_hdd0/game/BLES80608/USRDIR/covers

# Option: Directory to look for themes
themes_dir=/dev_hdd0/game/BLES80608/USRDIR/themes

# Option: Directory to store downloaded themes (preview images only)
themes_web_dir=/dev_hdd0/game/BLES80608/USRDIR/themes_web

# Option: Directory to save downloaded update PKG
#update_dir=/dev_hdd0/game/BLES80608/USRDIR/TEMP

# Option: Directory to save web browser downloaded content
#download_dir=/dev_hdd0/game/BLES80608/USRDIR/DOWNLOADS

# ==================================================  ===========================
# Retro EMULATORS
# ==================================================  ===========================

# ==================================================  ===========================
# RETRO COLUMN COVERS INFORMATION
# ==================================================  ===========================
# Covers for PS1 and PS2 games in ISO/BIN+CUE format and for optical discs
# are stored in the following location (OPL cover art format ABCD_123.45_COV.JPG):
#
# PS1  -> /dev_hdd0/game/BLES80608/USRDIR/covers_retro/psx
# PS2  -> /dev_hdd0/game/BLES80608/USRDIR/covers_retro/psx
#
# If you wish to use your own covers, place the images in the same folder
# where the ISO/BIN+CUE files are stored (/dev_hdd0/PSXISO, PS2ISO)
# and name them *EXACTLY* as the ISO/BIN+CUE file (without the extension) + .jpg or .png.
#
# Example: My_PS1_Game.ISO
# COVERS : My_PS1_Game.jpg
#
# Example: My_PS2_Game.CUE
# COVERS : My_PS2_Game.png
#
# Covers must be in PNG format (max 408x408 pixels),
# or in JPG format, having width dividable by 2 but not larger than 3264x3264 pixels.
#
# ==================================================  ===========================
# Covers for Retro column games (ROMS) are stored and first looked for in:
#
# SNES -> /dev_hdd0/game/BLES80608/USRDIR/covers_retro/snes
# FCEU -> /dev_hdd0/game/BLES80608/USRDIR/covers_retro/fceu
# GEN+ -> /dev_hdd0/game/BLES80608/USRDIR/covers_retro/gen
# VBA  -> /dev_hdd0/game/BLES80608/USRDIR/covers_retro/vba
# FBA  -> /dev_hdd0/game/BLES80608/USRDIR/covers_retro/fba
#
# Covers must be named *EXACTLY* as the game ROM (without the extension) + .jpg or .png
#
# Example: GAME_ROM_NAME.EXT
# COVERS : GAME_ROM_NAME.jpg or GAME_ROM_NAME.png
#
# Covers must be in PNG format (max 408x408 pixels),
# or in JPG format, having width dividable by 2 but not larger than 3264x3264 pixels.
#
# Use covers with resolution of 408x180 for best visual results.
# The program will also look for covers in the same folder where ROMs are found.
# For best results use internal hdd (/dev_hdd0/ROMS/****) to store your roms and covers.
#
# ==================================================  ===========================
# EMULATOR EXECUTABLES AND PATHS
# ==================================================  ===========================
#
# SNES9x for PS3 (Super Nintendo ES Emulator)
# The program will also scan /dev_usb00*/ROMS/snes for game roms and covers
# The program will also scan /dev_hdd0/ROMS/snes for game roms and covers
# ROM extensions: SMC/smc, FIG/fig, SFC/sfc, GD3/gd3, GD7/gd7, DX2/dx2, BSX/bsx, SWC/swc, JMA/jma, ZIP/zip
#
snes_self=/dev_hdd0/game/SNES90000/USRDIR/RELOAD.SELF
snes_roms=/dev_hdd0/game/SNES90000/USRDIR/roms

# ==================================================  ===========================
# GenesisPlus GX for PS3 (SEGA Genesis / Mega Drive emulator)
# The program will also scan /dev_usb00*/ROMS/gen for game roms and covers
# The program will also scan /dev_hdd0/ROMS/gen for game roms and covers
# ROM extensions: BIN/bin, SMD/smd, GEN/gen, SMS/sms, md/MD, zip/ZIP
#
genp_self=/dev_hdd0/game/GENP00001/USRDIR/RELOAD.SELF
genp_roms=/dev_hdd0/game/GENP00001/USRDIR/roms

# ==================================================  ===========================
# FCEU for PS3 (NES / FCE Ultra emulator)
# The program will also scan /dev_usb00*/ROMS/fceu for game roms and covers
# The program will also scan /dev_hdd0/ROMS/fceu for game roms and covers
# ROM extensions: UNIF/unif, NES/nes, FDS/fds, ZIP/zip
#
fceu_self=/dev_hdd0/game/FCEU90000/USRDIR/RELOAD.SELF
fceu_roms=/dev_hdd0/game/FCEU90000/USRDIR/roms

# ==================================================  ===========================
# VBA for PS3 (Gameboy / Advanced emulator)
# The program will also scan /dev_usb00*/ROMS/vba for game roms and covers
# The program will also scan /dev_hdd0/ROMS/vba for game roms and covers
# ROM extensions: gba/GBA, gbc/GBC, gb/GB
#
vba_self=/dev_hdd0/game/VBAM90000/USRDIR/RELOAD.SELF
vba_roms=/dev_hdd0/game/VBAM90000/USRDIR/roms

# ==================================================  ===========================
# FB Alpha/Next for PS3
# The program will also scan /dev_usb00*/ROMS/fba for game roms and covers
# The program will also scan /dev_hdd0/ROMS/fba for game roms and covers
# ROM extensions: zip/ZIP or files with no extension
#
fba_self=/dev_hdd0/game/FBAN00000/USRDIR/RELOAD.SELF
fba_roms=/dev_hdd0/game/FBAN00000/USRDIR/roms

# ==================================================  ===========================
# >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> END OF INI FILE <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
# ==================================================  ===========================
#END
</pre>



== COLOR.INI ==


Location: /dev_hdd0/game/BLES80608/USRDIR/COLOR.INI) (use .INI for your custom colors. COLOR.BIN is the default one - don't change it)

<pre># COLOR AND DISPLAY THEME SETTINGS
#
# COLOR FORMAT 0xAABBGGRR
#
# AA - ALPHA TRANSPARENCY (00-Fully transparent, FF fully opaque)
# BB - BLUE
# GG - GREEN
# RR - RED

PS3DISC=0xff807000
PS3DISCSEL=0xfff0e000

SEL=0xff00ffff
PS3=0xe0e0e0e0
PS2=0xff06b02e
DVD=0xffdcc503
BDMV=0xff0050ff
AVCHD=0xff30ffff

LEGEND=0xc0c0c0c0

FMFILE=0xc0c0c0c0
FMDIR=0xc0808080
FMJPG=0xcc00cc00
FMMP3=0xc033ffee
FMEXE=0xc03310ee

HEXVIEW=0xc0a0a0a0
SPLIT=0xc00080ff

XMB_CLOCK=0xffd0d0d0
XMB_COLUMN=0xf0e0e0e0
XMB_TITLE=0xf0e0e0e0
XMB_SUBTITLE=0xf0909090

XMB_SPARK_SIZE=4

#SPARK/STARS COLOR USES RRGGBBAA format
XMB_SPARK_COLOR=0xffffff00

#TOP/SIDE MENU COLORS USE RRGGBBAA format
TOP_MENU_COLOR=0x30303000
SIDE_MENU_COLOR=0x06599400

##################################################  ##################
#
# END OF COLOR DEFINITIONS
#
##################################################  ##################
#
# DISPLAY ELEMENTS
#
##################################################  ##################

# show or hide the device list/ip address (1 or 0)
device_list=1

# show or hide device list separator line (1 or 0)
device_separator=1

# device list and separator Y offset (0 - 1079)
device_separator_y=956

# show or hide legend image or change vertical position (1 or 0), y (0-1079)
legend=1
legend_y=853

# show or remove the drive icon in the lower right corner (1 or 0)
# (0-1919) (to horizontally move the drive icon)
# (0-1079) (to vertically move the drive icon)
drive_icon=1
drive_icon_x=1790
drive_icon_y=964

# Option: user_font
# Valid Parameter:  0 - 9
#user_font=0

# Option: game_bg_overlay
# Valid Parameter: 0 - do not overlay game PIC1.PNG over user background picture
# Valid Parameter: 1 - overlay (default)
#game_bg_overlay=1

#
# END OF DISPLAY ELEMENTS
#</pre>

Just like options.ini, if you plug a USB stick with COLOR.INI it will be used by multiMAN (no need to ftp the file). If you wish to restore original colors after you made a change - either use the code from above or delete COLOR.INI from /USRDIR/ folder.

== USB.CFG ==

<pre>0x12ab:0x3c4d:1</pre>

VENDOR_ID:PRODUCT_ID:NUM_OF_PARTITIONS

Hexadecimal values must be lowercase:

0x02'''E'''8:0x6'''A'''14:1 = Wrong
0x02'''e'''8:0x6'''a'''14:1 = Right

= Navigation =

<pre>
Navigation in GAME display modes:

[X] - Load a title
[O] - Exit to XMB
[ ] - Settings menu for selected title
[/\] - System Menu

In XMMB MODE:
[X] - Load a title (or activate function)
[ ] - In XMMB - Group content (SELECT+[SQUARE] group by Title for Game/Favorites/Retro columns)
[/\] - Settings menu for selected title

General navigation (PS3 PAD, MOVE, BD REMOTE):

[R1] - Switch to next game display mode
[L1] - Switch to prev game display mode

[R3] - change current FreeType font
[L3] - Switch Title Names font size / paths

[SELECT]+[O] - rename game title (changes PARAM.SFO)

[SELECT]+[L2]/[R2] - change overscan options
[SELECT]+[L3] - force content refresh from all devices
[SELECT]+[R1] - change content mode (GAMES/VIDEO/BOTH)

[SELECT]+[START] - launches File Manager
[START]+[SELECT] - restarts multiMAN

[START]+[/\] - enable PFS driver (for external USB NTFS HDDs)
[START]+[R2] - Screenshot to RAW RGB (saved in /dev_hdd0 or connected /dev_usb000 or /dev_usb001)

[START]+[left] - Previous MP3 song in the playlist
[START]+[right] - Next MP3 song in the playlist
[START]+[UP] - Increase playback volume
[START]+[DOWN] - Decrease playback volume
[START]+[ ] - stop music playback (for mp3 and background theme audio)

* BD Remote: [ENTER] and [PLAY] keys will act as [X]
* BD Remote: [PAUSE] will pause music playback
* BD Remote: [PREV]/[NEXT] will skip to previous/next audio track
* BD Remote: [STOP] will stop music playback
* BD Remote: [SLOW<<]/[SLOW>>] will change playback volume
* BD Remote: [BLUE] will switch to File Manager and back
* BD Remote: [GREEN] will turn on the Screensaver



Navigation in FILE MANAGER mode:


[ANALOGUE STICKS] - Move mouse pointer
[D-PAD] - up/down/left/right moves mouse cursor 1 line up/down (left/right pane)

[O] - Open command menu

[L1] - Switch to prev game display mode
[R1] - Switch to next game display mode
[SELECT]+[L1] - Switch to the game mode before File Manager was launched

[L2] - Page up (current pane)
[R2] - Page down (current pane)
[R2]+[UP] - Scroll to start of file list
[R2]+[DOWN] - Scroll to end of file list

[X] - Enters selected directory
[X] - Play selected MP3 file and loads remaining in playlist, view selected PNG/JPG picture (and enters PICTURE viewer)
[X] - Play Video files via Showtime
[X] - Execute .SELF files
[/\] - Go one directory level up
[SQUARE] - Mark file or folder for batch copy/move/delete

Bottom device icons:

[X] - Loads device folders in LEFT pane
[O] - Loads device folders in RIGHT pane

***

[SELECT]+[L2]/[R2] - change overscan options
[SELECT]+[L1] - change cover mode

[START]+[LEFT] - Previous MP3 song in the playlist
[START]+[RIGHT] - Next MP3 song in the playlist
[START]+[UP] - Increase playback volume
[START]+[DOWN] - Decrease playback volume
[START]+[ ] - stop music playback (for mp3 and background theme audio)



Navigation in PICTURE VIEWER

[X] - Next image
[L1]/[LEFT] - Previous image
[R1]/[RIGHT] - Next image
[L2] - Zoom In
[R2] - Zoom Out
[Left Stick] - Pan
[Right Stick] - Zoom
[L3]/[DOWN] - Zoom image to fit width
[R3]/[UP] - Zoom image to fit height
[SELECT] - Show file information
[START] - Starts picture slideshow
[/\] or [O] - Exit picture viewer


Navigation in HEX file viewer

[UP]/[DOWN] - Scroll in pages (512bytes)
[LEFT]/[RIGHT] - Scroll in blocks (8KB)
[L1] - Seek to start of file
[R1] - Seek to end of file
[L2] - Scroll up one line (16 bytes)
[R2] - scroll down one line (16 bytes)
[/\] or [O] - Exit HEX file viewer
[SELECT] - Switch between file and GameOS memory view mode
[START] - Create LV2 memory dump file (when in GameOS memory view mode)



NAVIGATION WHEN USING USB KEYBOARD OR USB MOUSE:


MOUSE NAVIGATION:

LEFT BUTTON = [X]
RIGHT BUTTON = [O]
WHEEL UP = [UP]
WHEEL DOWN = [DOWN]
WHEEL BUTTON = [L1] (to switch display modes)


KEYBOARD NAVIGATION:

In game display modes:
[F1] - [F6] - directly select display modes (1-5 and 6th is file manager)
[TAB] = [L1] (switch to next display mode)
ARROWS = UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT

[NUM+] - increase mp3 volume (select+UP)
[NUM-] - decrease mp3 volume (select+down)
[NUM /] - previous MP3 song
[NUM *] - next MP3 song
[PageUp]/[PageDn] - Scroll games in pages
[F7] or [CAPS LOCK] - switch title names size/paths (like L3)
[F8] - USB patch mode
[F9] - TEST source
[F10] - Check for updates (like R3)
[F11] - previous display mode
[F12] - next display mode

[C] - Copy [O]
ENTER = [X] Launch game
DEL = [ ] Delete game
[ESC] - Quit [/\]

***

In FILE MANAGER mode:
[F2] - rename current file/folder
[TAB] = [L1] (switch to next display mode)
ARROWS = UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT

[NUM+] - increase mp3 volume (select+UP)
[NUM-] - decrease mp3 volume (select+down)
[NUM /] - previous MP3 song
[NUM *] - next MP3 song
[PageUp]/[PageDn] - Scroll current pane

[F11] - previous display mode
[F12] - next display mode

[C] - Copy [O]
[X] - Move [select-O]
[V] - View file in HEX viewer
ENTER = enter folder or play mp3/ac3 or view jpg/png
DEL - Delete file
INS - Create new folder
[ESC] - Quit [/\]</pre>

= PS3 Network Server Setup =

Each PC HOST goes in separate mounted folder (net_host#). Max of 10 hosts supported (0-9).

'''Hosts are defined in "SETTINGS column/menu'''

The usage is quite simple:

<pre>ps3netsrv.exe root_path port_to_listen [IP_RESTRICTIONS]

Example:
    ps3netsrv.exe d:\downloads 11222
    ps3netsrv.exe h: 60806
    ps3netsrv.exe e:\temp 22333 256</pre>

<pre>ps3serv.exe d:\music 11222

 (c) 2012, PS3 Network server for multiMAN 04.01.00
=================================================
 * Serving path : d:\music
=================================================</pre>

= Support for AVCHD and BDMV Structures =

multiMAN supports managing AVCHD and BDMV structures, but it doesn't actually PLAY them. It mounts them to their proper locations so your PS3 can find/recognize the structures and play them via XMB [Video] tab menu.

You can create proper AVCHD structures with various tools and equipment like multiAVCHD, AVCHD Coder, tsMuxeR, AVCHD camcoders.

Coloring and prefixes in the game display modes:

YELLOW COLOR = AVCHD
ORGANGE/RED COLOR = Blu-ray (BDMV)

* [Video] (YELLOW color) = AVCHD on external USB HDD/stick
* ''[Video] (ORANGE/RED color) = BDMV on external USB HDD/stick'' - NOT WORKING PROPERLY
* [HDD Video] (Yellow) = AVCHD on internal HDD
* [HDD Video] (Orange/Red) = BDMV on internal HDD


* '''AVCHD or BDMV on external HDD/USB must be stored in the root \ folder of your device:'''

X:\AVCHD_MOVIE_1\BDMV\INDEX.BDM
X:\BLURAY_MOVIE_2\BDMV\index.bdmv (NOT WORKING PROPERLY)


* '''AVCHD or BDMV on internal HDD must be stored in the same folder where your games are (for example /dev_hdd0/GAMES)'''

/dev_hdd0/GAMES/MOVIE_1/BDMV/INDEX.BDM
/dev_hdd0/GAMES/MOVIE_2/BDMV/index.bdmv


* AVCHD movies on external USB HDD/stick will be properly renamed upon activation (only ONE active AVCHD folder supported by PS3)

* BDMV (Blu-ray) movies on external USB will be mounted as BDMV disc (original BD game/video disc required) - NOT WORKING PROPERLY

* AVCHD movies on internal HDD will be mounted to externally connected USB/SDHC/MS storage device (USB stick/SDHC/MS card required with 22KB free)

* BDMV (Blu-ray) movies on internal HDD must be converted to AVCHD before mounting. multiMAN will prompt you to do it for you - accept it and convert it. Then it will be mounted as AVCHD.

* BDMV (Blu-ray) movies authored with JAVA extension (BD-J discs) are not supported. You can check the contents of BDJO or JAR folders. If there are files there - it won't work.

Playing back the mounted structure is done by activating the AVCHD icon from PS3's XMB Video tab - you must select the USB/SDHC/MS storage device, used for mounting.

= About firmwares and syscalls =

Let's put thing straight (as of Jan 26th 2011):
'''Firmware 3.41:'''

* PS3Jailbreak/PSGroove/PSFreedom (initial versions) = SYSCALL36
* Later sticks/payload revisions = SYSCALL6 + SYSCALL7 (Peek/Poke)
* ''Later payload revisions = SYSCALL8 (Hermes 4)''
* Later payload revisions = SYSCALL35 (PL3)

***

'''Firmware 3.55:'''

* CFW GH: installing signed PKG files
* CFW Wutang: SYSCALL6 + SYSCALL7 (Peek/Poke) + signed PKG
* ''CFW Kmeaw: SYSCALL6 + SYSCALL7 (Peek/Poke) + signed + fake_signed PKG''
* CFW WNK: SYSCALL6 + SYSCALL7 + signed PKG + SYSCALL36 + smth else

***

Now for 3.41 with original PSGroove/PSfreedom you get:

* SYSCALL36 (Enable BD-Emulator to run games with disc in tray)
* nothing else

Later PSG/PSF revisions:

* SYSCALL6 (peek: read values from lv2 (gameos) memory)
* SYSCALL7 (poke: write values to lv2 (gameos) memory)
* SYSCALL36 (Enable BD-Emulator to run games with disc in tray)
* nothing else

Later Hermes (1,2,3)

* SYSCALL6 (peek: read values from lv2 (gameos) memory)
* SYSCALL7 (poke: write values to lv2 (gameos) memory)
* SYSCALL36 (Enable BD-Emulator to run games with disc in tray)
* '''SYSCALL36 (also re-maps /app_home)'''


Now for 3.41 with Hermes4 you get:

* SYSCALL6 (peek: read values from lv2 (gameos) memory)
* SYSCALL7 (poke: write values to lv2 (gameos) memory)
* SYSCALL8 (allow redirections of any paths, including /dev_usb for AVCHD HDD)
* SYSCALL36 (allow redirection of /dev_bdvd to enable BD Emulator)
* '''SYSCALL36 (also re-maps /app_home)'''

For 3.41 with PL3 (regular) you get:

* SYSCALL35 (allow redirections of any paths, including /dev_usb for AVCHD HDD)
* SYSCALL36 (allow redirection of /dev_bdvd to enable BD Emulator)
* '''SYSCALL36 (also re-maps /app_home)'''

For 3.41 with PL3 DEV you get:

* SYSCALL6 (peek: read values from lv2 (gameos) memory)
* SYSCALL7 (poke: write values to lv2 (gameos) memory)
* SYSCALL35 (allow redirections of any paths, including /dev_usb for AVCHD HDD)
* SYSCALL36 (allow redirection of /dev_bdvd to enable BD Emulator)
* '''SYSCALL36 (also re-maps /app_home)'''

As you can see from the list, Hermes4 and PL3 DEV support ALL one may need and this is yet NOT PROVIDED for FW 3.55.