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Hi, I'd love to give this a try, but I assume there's no way this is ever going to work on a version 2.00?

Hi guys, I'm sorta back from my holiday. I do have some work to pick up & a deadline to make, (and to read 2 weeks worth of svn commits ;)), so it will be 1st of september before I can continue on PSP development, but I'm very eager to continue with the porting of physfs! Talk to you soon!

I've been working at this. Unfortunately, it's not a question of just recompiling it for the psp. So, I need to port it. I've been hard at work at it, and I think I'm about 1/3rd done. I'm about to head off to a 1-week holiday, so I'll be back in the land of the Internet at the 22nd of August. So, m...

Good point.

Since I'm the one currently working on the physfs thing, I'll also comment on it :) - System.openArchive(name) is added, which adds all files from the archive for all read functions (I omitted the nasty details here, like rewriting Lua io-lib and Mikmod to make this possible :-) I don't quite see wh...

You could use

void waitVblankStart(60) - this should wait 1 second.

The toolchain is broken for individual parts, if installed on a clean system. Run toolchain.sh without any parameters will probably fix it.

I removed /tmp/pspdev, /usr/local/pspdev/ and my toolchain files. I downloaded the toolchain.sh file from oopo's homepage, ran it again without any parameters, and so far that solved my troubles.

I had exactly the same trouble as you. It seems the current toolchain doesn't work too well when not compiling _everything_, at least not on a clean system.

Try to delete all the installed files, and run toolchain.sh without any parameters.

There's a sample located at http://svn.pspdev.org/filedetails.php?r ... rev=0&sc=0

Great, thanks! Nice & simple :) FYI: It's in the svn-repository now, thanks to Jim.

I read elsewhere on the forum, you can do
should save quite a bit of renaming :)

You can get the latest hottest beta-code using SVN or TortoiseSVN (if you're on Windows) from the source repository at svn://svn.pspdev.org/psp/trunk/pspsdk/sdk/gu

Nice! It's looking great!

However, although mentioned in the README, I can't seem to find a reference to libGU in the documentation.