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In '''eula_hcopy_plugin.rco''' there are 11 attributes updated in total in between 4.88 and 4.89 but some of them contains the same hex value (for optimization purposes, are references to the same line in the XMB layout files). If we count only the unique values (to get an idea at how much lines this rco is using from the XMB layout files) we have a total of 6 references to the XMB layouts<br> | |||
In '''eula_hcopy_plugin.prx''' (decrypted) there are 2 bytes that differs (that belongs to 2 values of 2 bytes length each). The 2 bytes updated in this sprx for 4.89 are the references to the XMB layouts, and both are a references to the same line number of the XMB layouts, so this sprx only stores a single value in the XMB layouts (located 3 lines before the values stored by the associated rco) | |||
In '''eula_cddb_plugin.rco''' there are 21 attributes updated in total in between 4.88 and 4.89 but some of them contains the same hex value (for optimization purposes, are references to the same line in the XMB layout files). If we count only the unique values (to get an idea at how much lines this rco is using from the XMB layout files) we have a total of 11 references to the XMB layouts<br> | |||
In '''eula_cddb_plugin.prx''' (decrypted) there are 12 bytes that differs (that belongs to 12 values of 2 bytes length each). The 12 bytes updated in this sprx for 4.89 are the references to the XMB layouts, but some are repeated, in total there are 5 unique references to the XMB layouts | |||
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From this behaviour in the order of how the values are stored in the XMB layouts we can deduce that "the sprx stores first" (and the slave rco stores last) but maybe this is just a coincidence and not an strict rule | |||