Put your language file at ux0:VitaShell/language/x.txt, where the file must be UTF-8 encoded and x is one of the language listed below: General info: You don't need to have all these files in your custom theme, if one of them is missing, the default image file will be loaded instead.ĭialog and context image: If these files are not available, the colors DIALOG_BG_COLOR and CONTEXT_MENU_COLOR from colors.txt will be used instead. Theme setting: VitaShell will load the theme that is set in ux0:VitaShell/theme/theme.txt ( THEME_NAME = 'YOUR_THEME_NAME') Suggestion: Don't use motives, as it will not look good with wrong proportion)

This image file will be stretched by VitaShell to fit the dialog box. Suggestion: It will look great if you add alpha channel to your image)ĭialog menu image (Can be any size. Suggestion: It will look great if you add alpha channel to your image)Ĭontext menu more image (Can be any size.

Note that this patch is only temporary and you need to redo the procedure everytime you launch your PS TV.Ĭontext menu image (Can be any size.

If you wish to revert the patch, press ▲ and select Umount USB ux0.

To sync all your apps on your USB flash drive, press ▲ and choose Refresh livearea.

Your USB flash drive is now acting as a Memory Card.

This will copy important apps like VitaShell, molecularShell, and other files.

Once uma0: is listed under the partitions, press ▲ again and choose Mount USB ux0.

You can now copy stuff from/to your USB stick.

Select Mount uma0: and attach your USB flash drive.

Launch VitaShell and press ▲ in the home section.

Format your USB flash drive as exFAT or FAT32.

See CHANGELOG.md How to use an USB flash drive as Memory Card on a PS TV HENkaku's molecularShell is also based on VitaShell. This homebrew was an entry of the Revitalize PS Vita homebrew competition and won the first prize. It offers you a file manager, package installer, built-in FTP and much more. VitaShell is an alternative replacement of the PS Vita's LiveArea.

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