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The Good News and the Bad News The Bad News: Nem pulled off his flash chip back in April. He built an interface to flash his PSP externally. He used this interface to deliver the first legitimate homebrew program for PSP and as a method of infilitrating kernel mode. We've known about the identity o...

We've been getting enough of these that it's probably time to come up with some sort of policy. Personally, I only think we should allow "help wanted" posts if the game (commercial or not) actually exists on some webserver somewhere, as a way to filter out a billion "I think this woul...

I've checked in a change (1513) to Newlib to remove the PREFER_SIZE_OVER_SPEED define that prevented the optimized versions of memcpy() and friends from being used. Note that you have to link with newlib (-lc) after rebuilding it with `toolchain.sh -n'. The optimized memcpy() will transfer data in 1...

Moved to OT and locked.

What are the problems (be specific, list error codes, describe the Makefile, etc.)? Did you try out the PRX loading sample included with PSPSDK? What were the results (be specific)?

This is OT. You probably want one of the PSP "news" sites.

OT, and we don't allow software requests or "wish" projects here.

Hi thanks for all answer but i've found teh user manual for Mips R4000 and R4400 and on it you can see all info about the MMU , virtual addr ,virtual memory ,ect..... . The PSP's ALLEGREX CPU is not a R4000. You have Sony marketing drones to thank for the confusion. The ALLEGREX does not have a MMU...

...And don't forget that using flash for virtual memory will tend to wear it out more quickly. A typical flash memory location can only be written to about one million times before it wears out. If you publish software that does a lot of writing to flash, you should post a warning to the user that ...

I don't think that code is complete (or at least, not properly documented).

You can't use our boards to post this.

While porting google-perftools to PSP, I noticed that configure wasn't picking up the sbrk() function in libc. The problem linker command was: psp-gcc -o conftest -g -O2 -L/usr/local/pspdev/psp/sdk/lib -lc -lpspuser conftest.c which meant that conftest.o appeared on the linker command line before &q...

Fixed again :). Thanks for spotting this. I just looked at the manual pages and those funcs should be setting errno on error.

Fixed in revision 1489.

Game "wish" requests are OT. If you actually had a game that'd be different.

Why did you drive the price up to $200? Even though the kit is no longer available in the U.S., $200 is way too much. Start it off around $50 next time and maybe I'll be interested.

Fixed.

You are either a troll or just really, really misinformed (stupid?) to post that here. In either case, you're banned for posting information from the official PSP devkit. If you are a licensed PSP developer, then you don't belong on this site and you should talk to your boss or account manager about...

PRXs are, by definition, relocatable. See the PRX sample in PSPSDK.

OT.

Fixed in revision 1461.

There's no longer any 'sdktest' sample so it wouldn't have worked anyway.

Wiki updated to remove step 4.

I updated the Wiki and psptoolchain's README.TXT to remove the PSPDEV (and PSPSDK) environment settings. PSPDEV should only be used if you need to switch between multiple PSPDEV installations. PSPSDK isn't used at all.

leenoi wrote:still waiting for new SDK 1.0.

Indeed you are. Thanks for the update.

No software requests.

Try "autoconf --version" and figure out why the latest you installed (if it is above 2.59) isn't found on your PATH.

Search on library link order, and begin-group, end-group.

This is OT.