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I don't know about him but it helped me with mine ;D

Ok, thanks for the input. Just wanted to see if my assumptions were correct as I'm not familiar with PS2 development at all.

On a different note.. there are some new USB drivers on this thing that look interesting....

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Just bought Talkman today, the new translator for the PSP that comes with a USB microhone, and, of course, I started looking around on the UMD and found an odd file. It looks more like stuff for the PS2 instead of the PSP: lsn %d size %d name:%d:%s %d/%d/%d %d:%d:%d %...

It's provided on the UMD and not built into the firmware. We all know this by now. The browser on the Famitsu Demo UMD is the same way. There is no psmf_http.prx file on there, but it DOES have cert.prx, and thereby, like the korean UMD, supports https. The browser on the Demo UMD is in it's own dir...

Yes, where is this prxtool? who's subversion repository? sony's?

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ahh.. good point. :\

I was just thinking that it's running at such a low level that any of the prx's etc wont' be available to it.

I hadn't seen anyone else approach it from this direction, but what if the data.bin in the updater EBOOT is what performs the decryption of the flashrom (data.psar) image. That way, sony could encrypt the flashes with something that would be completely seperate from the onboard "keys". Per...

by the way, why does everyone make sure their program calls it unknown.png? For tradition's sake? It's pic1.png.

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Pikoro

I'm begining to think that the firmware does not access files within the fat "partitions" via block addresses, but via file names and handles: i.e. /<filename> If this is the case, then can someone perhaps toss a full resolution 08.bmp file into flash and see if it runs. If someone supplie...

On the same note, I seem to remember working with DrEggman on the swap thing almost a month ago anyways. It wasn't really a new concept, all that he figured out was when exactly to swap the memory sticks out. I agree with mr closer completely. Hence why my site wouldn't post anything until it was re...

Keyhole baby. Tokyo is part of the keyhole package :D

15 day trial is available. let me know if you find anything :D

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And besides, the dumper works, so speculation about that point is moot now.

I dont' see how this is a buffer overflow at all. All it does is check the firmware version number. After that, nothing executes. Big deal. no matter what you put inside, it won't run. I dont' see how this does anything for homebrew on 1.5+ except it gives us one more error code to add to the list.....

Another thing i was thinking about is... perhaps it's looking for a theme to be loaded?

I've been playing around with tossing different types of files in different directories on the memory stick.. but haven't really put much time into it since i've been busy with other stuff...

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If you're not using your wireless router for your gateway device, you may have some problems like I did. Here's my setup: PSP -> linksys wrt54g -> linux router -> internet In my case, dhcp on the linksys is disabled, and my dhcp server is my linux router. On the wrt54g there was a setting for someth...

There's still some around here where I'm at. Once I get some cash, I'm going to go on a shopping spree. The kids have one already, I want one for myself, and one to be able to take apart. Anything over that and they'll get ebay'd.

It really doesn't seem to me like most people are quite understanding what dreggy was proposing. This is for example purposes only: You're on a 2.0 PSP. You have modified your psp so that when you remove the memory stick, the psp doesn't know about it. (shorted a switch) You take a memory stick with...

anyone czeched to see if perhaps the gamma pack has a local html file with a redirector in it?

Just a thought.

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i've dumped the lflash device and it seems that there are four fat-12 partitions on it: 0x00000000...0x017FC1FF (~24MB) flash0 files 0x01800000...0x01BFC1FF (~4MB) flash1 files 0x01C00000...0x01CFC1FF (~1MB) no files 0x01D00000...0x01DEC1FF (~1MB) no files Perhaps the 2 1M partitions are bootstrap/...

I think it's quite fitting you got flamed for your post. We are sick of reading posts from people who do absolutely no research, don't back up their claims, or have no idea what they're talking about. If you want to contribute, then run some tests in the WO browser or directly on your PSP after fig...

However, it seems to be exactly the same file as the Japanese Update. I remember someone saying they could flash their us psp with jp 1.51... anyways, principal investigation follows: they're the same file -rw-r--r-- 1 anderson anderson 14654705 2005-05-19 14:54 EBOOT.PBP.JP -rw-r--r-- 1 anderson an...

Has anyone had a looksee at what's going on when the psp is first turned on? The psp, when first turned on, access the memory stick for about 1.5 seconds before actually booting to the firmware's opening screen. Could it be looking for a diagnostic program on the memory stick? perhaps something that...

you have to unmount before you exit usb mode on the psp or unplug the cable.

when you unmount, it syncs the filesystem, so when you unmount, there will be a few seconds of memory stick light blinking.

Then you can disconnect it.

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Ok, as far as mp4 files go, they pull via a link, and then when it's finished, the page goes away and the "Select connection" screen comes up.

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Sounds good to me. Could this be tested by flashing a 1.51 firmware down to a 1.5?

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What I mean this for is to get access to the part of the flash rom that we cannot access with any of the pspdump type programs. This would give us a "Clean" image. And instead of trying to reverse the signing or encryption, make the psp work FOR us. It already has the information in the fi...

Not sure if anyone has tried this yet, I haven't seen any mention on the forums: What about a psp program that reads and unpacks the pbp from a firmware update and, using the on-board prx files from the flash, decrypts the raw image and then dumps it to the memory stick? Basically, the method i'm th...

Could be that they overlook something in this next firmware too.

Keep checking http://www.psphacks.net/cgi-bin/ for an update every 15 minutes.

Hmm.. possible umd drive removal / splice in a ribon cable or connector for a laptop harddrive? or a portable cd/dvd drive for that matter...

Interesting. Need to start checking pinouts...

Just dump it all into the wiki:

http://wiki.psphacks.net

That's what it's there for... the dev forums.