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dennis96411, you put MAC.ROM in the "roms" folder inside the folder where you put the eboot, and your .dsk files in the "hardfiles" folder. Then you have to go through the settings to input the paths of these files. Woohoo, I just got it working with test3, though it seems to be ...

Interesting...

Wow. J.F., I love the GUI. Shame it doesn't load from hard files yet, but niice :)
Just one request: could you add a way of ending the emulation and going back to the menus without exiting?

I have to agree with the previous two posts.
Also, just re-read your first post; since it's a Slim, the serial number is definitely not stored in the IdStorage. They only did that with the first couple of fat PSP hardware revisions.

Actarus, it has already been explained -_-
The PSP decrypts binaries using KIRK which appears to be quite a complicated mask rom. I doubt it will ever be emulated, so you'll have to decrypt EBOOT.BIN files on a PSP before you try and run them in an emualtor.

As moonlight said, my "PRXdecrypter" tool will decrypt EBOOT.BIN (and a bunch of other filetypes you'll never be interested in) Here's the latest binary, since all the current public releases have an annoying bug: http://www.sendspace.com/file/p5x2nj Create "enc" folder on the ro...

lan.st no longer allows those kind of questions. Anyone who needs help installing custom firmware/unbricking/whatever is directed to exophase.

Keys 0x100 to 0x106 are unique in each PSP.
The difficult bit is getting those keys from your "friend's" PSP.
However, if you don't have a NAND dump, that won't work.

If you're lucky, it'll be one of the older models which stores the serial in the IdStorage.

flash2 -> 4MB of nothing flash3 -> 9MB of nothing IIRC flash2 -> act.dat ; flash3 -> 1seq-EBOOT on Slim 3.60 :D Anyway, a simple sceDOpen() followed by the required tailing functions should suffice.... no? I mounted and checked both partitions on my slim... there is NOTHING in either. :) Anywho, I ...

Wally, I think the more you ask J.F. about when he'll release it, the more projects he'll come up with to delay it ;)

Doesn't the TimeMachine 0.1 eboot have an option to convert IPLs to the TM format?

Indeed xD But even a monochrome image at poor resolution would be a nice start

Well, audio is easiest, since a headphone jack to RCA connector can be used, and the white (left) channel used as the video connector. But maybe it could be done through the remote control socket?

Aha, so, could we 1) emulate what DVE is doing in the slim without making everything run slowly and 2) put this data out through one of the audio channels?

Looks like he's wanting to extract PSARs (which can be up to 22mb), but it'd be better to stream them. :/

Interesting... from a quick skim over dvemgr.prx reversed by Dark_AleX, it looks like it may be possible to write any kind of data (such as video) to one of the headphone channels, using the sceI2cMasterTransmit function. In the case of dvemgr.prx it seems to be reading from/writing to device 0x42 w...

I double posted by quoting myself when I actually meant to click the edit button.

AHH damn, delete this please. >_>

The VSH checks for the presence of an UPDATE folder in the SYSDIR directory of the disc; if it is there and the update files are present, an update icon is displayed. There is no other check of that kind. If you want to literally add icons to the XMB/VSH you'll need to look into the RCO format and h...

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strcpy(file, "disc0:/PSP_GAME/SYSDIR/EBOOT.BIN");

This could cause an issue... how big is "file"?

I lol'd. Check out his post at the end of http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php?t=3917&start=60

For anyone who wasn't watching the site, build 32 just got released :) - Full GTA games series support - Connection is stable now (You can freely enter menus in GTA :) ) - No more extra noise or stammer! - New settings added - And more... (I've just forgotten what I'd implemented there else, sry :) ...

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= 0x80020149
= SCE_KERNEL_ERROR_ILLEGAL_PERM_CALL

Are you sure it's running in the 1.50 kernel?

Despertar del IdStorage? O_O

The function you are looking for is sceKernelLoadExec

sceKernelLoadExec("ms0:/file.elf", NULL); will do the trick for most ELFs.

To answer your actual questions, yes and yes.

Tachyon = 0x00140000, Baryon = 0x00030600 TA-079 v1 1g Tachyon = 0x00200000, Baryon = 0x00030600 TA-079 v2 1g Tachyon = 0x00200000, Baryon = 0x00040600 TA-079 v3 1g Tachyon = 0x00300000, Baryon = 0x00040600 TA-081 1g Tachyon = 0x00400000, Baryon = 0x00114000 TA-082 1g Tachyon = 0x00400000, Baryon = ...

Gh0st-UPMS: that is the correct way to do it, at least my code is basically doing this. As to why it's crashing, I've no idea. :/ PSPfreak!: The functions aren't being called therefore the values aren't being set. u32 sceSyscon_driver_7EC5A957(u32 *baryon); // get baryon u32 sceSysco...

Try this... I made it myself for PSPident. http://rapidshare.com/files/96754529/libpspident.a.html You can then use the following functions u32 sceSyscon_driver_7EC5A957(u32 *baryon); // get baryon u32 sceSyscon_driver_E7E87741(u32 *pommel); // get pommel u32 sceSysreg_driver_E2A5D1EE(void); // get ...