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It would be great if no special kit was needed to play homebrew apps and games on the PS3. With PS3 being region free, homebrew being supported the only reason for a modchip would be for piracy. Hopefully more will be revealed on this, I think we need better details before jumping to conclusions. I...

Thanks!

Looking forward to true drive emulation.

Firmware 2.70 coincides with a new PSP downloadable/playable demo (Loco Roco). Something to explore :)

I hope you children all get banned, this is a developer forum, not a drama queen forum. :) jim: Thanks for clearing that up. My opinion is if the license isn't being violated, it is a complete waste of time discussing it here, especially if the discussions about it degenerate mindlessly. Let them ta...

So, does anyone else appreciate this guy: 1) Charging $10/head for a shell replacement built on our tools. 2) Invoking the 'ps2dev.org' name to help sell it. 3) Never approaching us for permission or even offering any funds? Does the BSD compatible license prohibit him from charging for work built ...

Firstly, thanks Tyranid for the great tool. GenericBum, I believe the latest the toolchain script should grab is gdb 6.4. I built the toolchain the other day, and gdb 6.4 built fine (Cygwin/WinXP) if I'm not imaginging things. I did have a problem with Insight however, that simply died in the build ...

Kristof wrote:New version on web site
Even if this is a "Work in progress" version, this is worth testing. Lot of new things in it, more accurate speed.

Awesome. Looking forward to playing with this. :)

I'd love to use this if I had a SIO cable. My soldering skills are fairly decent, but I can't be arsed to build one at the moment, much less find my iron hehe. I'd promptly buy one at this point to save the time and trouble, if only to validate my procrastination :)

This is great treat, thanks for your efforts :)

Nicely done, dr_watson :)

Anyway i'm sure nobody really cares :P But if you are interested, or even just curious, feel free to write me at turkeyman[nospam](at)gmail.nospam.com (yeah take the nospam bits out ;) .. I'm sure more people are interested than you think, just many tend to be less vocal about it for whatever reaso...

Excellent work, Nem :)

Very nice work :)

For a specific <function>

printf("0x%x\n", *(u32 *)(<function>+4));

may work. You can always disassemble as well.

Windows won't do it either, not even with the command prompt. I suppose it's idealistic to expect PSPSDK to compile anything in C built for the PSP. Too bad the sources don't even mention what they used to compile. In the Blackjack example it is clearly using ee-gcc. This is the old makeshift ps2 c...

That looks fine actually. You could try ruling out your tga loader routine(s) by manually filling in imageData or another chunk of ram with a red *value*, and try displaying that for a texture, -or- alternatively, just manually loop through imageData and poke it into the framebuffer, to rule out fla...

I am trying to texture an object and my texture is coming up blueish, I am loading the tga correctly as I confirmed that and I'm passing it to sceGuTexImage correctly as ARGB, but its blueish, I disabled blending... any other ideas? I also tried passing it in as different variations, ABGR, RGBA, et...

1 - When I installed Cygwin (On WinXP SP2) I did not have a cygwin\home directory. I created it manually, which didn't seem to cause any problems, but made me uneasy. Is this normal? What may I have done wrong? It shouldn't matter the least, it's more of a convenient rule of thumb. You can add an e...

Alright, I downloaded libmad, compiled it and typed "make install". But it doesn't put the include file and lib file in any directory. I put mad include in the right directory, but no matter where I put libmad.a, my program doesn't compile, I get /usr/local/pspdev/lib/gcc/psp/4.0.0/../../...

Source was never released. It was originally a Yaroze game, and a PC port followed, I believe the ports were handled by the same japanese guys and/or friends thereof.

I give up unless something else comes to my attention. Also DrEggman made his custom pmf's before the leaked psp sdk and even with the leaked psp sdk it really doesn't contain anything useful and definitly no encoder. It does cover psmf though but it just appears to be functions on how to get your ...

For those of you wishing to avoid Cygwin, GCC 4.0.0 *should* compile on an Msys/MinGW system out of the box. Just tried that the other day as I'd prefer msys over cygwin env, but I had some probs. Can't remember what the error(s) was/were, so I'll have to go back and try and recompile it when I hav...

I often find reading through duplicated posts on other forums that you can get tidbits of other information from them. That's because it's statistically bound to happen when people arbitrarily pick from a number of threads with essentially the same topic. People don't know which one is more appropr...

laxer3a wrote:BTW, and how do you plan to make the "bios" of the PSP run ? Most of the PRX are encrypted in the flash.

But they are not encrypted in kernel ram. And we now have access to the unencrypted prx's via kernel dumps, thanks to Tyranid and other's hard work :)

What was decided was that ps2dev would move to freenode from efnet by roughly all the admins here and the op's, yes #pspdev on efnet still seems to be active, and so be it, we dont force everyone to move over, actually its been quite nice, alot more actual devtalk on freenode. That's fine, and mild...

It seems the 1st method using the tool is corrupting the end of the file, this is likely the culprit of the problems people are having. Method B works fine, another confirmation :)

#ps2dev (and #pspdev) is on irc.freenode.net, not EFNet. We don't randomly ban people. Both channels have existed on EFNet long before the freenode counterparts, I'm not sure what you mean by them not being on EFNet. They were moved to Freenode a couple of months ago. Seeing as #pspdev at least is ...

mrbrown wrote:#ps2dev (and #pspdev) is on irc.freenode.net, not EFNet. We don't randomly ban people.

Both channels have existed on EFNet long before the freenode counterparts, I'm not sure what you mean by them not being on EFNet.