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I googled your problem up a bit and figured out that the problem you're having is because of a incompatible automake version on your system. I can't tell you which version to use... but I suppose your version is too new and PSPSDK needs a older revision or something. Sorry I can't give you more info...

Don't quite know what you're after but I hope this little example out of my PRX Library can help you out. #include <pspiofilemgr.h> int appendBufferToFile&#40;const char * path, void * buffer, int buflen&#41; &#123; // Written Bytes int written = 0; // Open File for Appending SceUID file...

What's wrong with them anyway? That's pretty much why I hate Apple. That and the outrageous sum they want for their - in comparison - really shitty products. You didn't give us any example of whats wrong with your iPods :P so its not over :). Oh crap - that I get for trying to be quick with quoting...

What's wrong with them anyway? That's pretty much why I hate Apple. That and the outrageous sum they want for their - in comparison - really shitty products. I'm fine now anyway though. I moved on to the Sansa Fuze and live a happy life with a good DAP that features 12GB space. I really can't compl...

@J.F. - No use now. The warranty ran out a few months back.

About PSP First Revision, got two of them. (Don't ask...) And I'm pretty happy with them. I've never seen much of a reason to get a slime or a brite model besides the 64MB ram.

You all know them... the standard dialog that comes up when you press Home inside a game or (especially) while running POPS. POPS uses a nonstandard dialog... so I'm pretty sure it has to be possible to make your own Home Dialog like this... or hook your way into the Game one somehow... Anyone has a...

Check out the PRXTool sourcecode from the SVN repositories.
PRXTool features PSP Disassembling Code which you should be able to use in one way or another.

I suppose you installed the thing using sudo and the toolchain-sudo script.

It's probably nothing too severe, just a access problem with the folder you're in.

Mind doing a "ls -l" in the folder you're in and it's parent folder?

It's me once more. I'm finally at a point where I can label myself as "progressing" with my Adhoc Wrapper Program. I've coded me my own little hooking function that can handle both Kernel and User Functions, in theory. I'm also using a second usermode module to store the functions in userm...

NoEffex wrote:I had to use an older version of gcc on both the psptoolchain and ps2toolchain.

dito. Ubuntu 8.10 myself - for your interest.

Apple sucks. Had two iPod nanos from them, both broke within a year. They didn't feel like replacing them either.

So fuck you Apple, fuck you.

That aside. I've got a PSP R1000 model, thus no Skype for me. Even if I had the Webcam.

Oh I would be kinda interested in the mic thing... Skyping with my girl would be so much more comfortable when just resting in bed having the PSP next to ya instead of a notebook.

Seriously... all this "Sony will sell more..." stuff by homebrew is shit... Even though the homebrew community to which we belong is big, the normal playerbase is even bigger... We are like a corn of sand on a beach... it's not like sales will skyrocket because the brite model gets a custo...

I know what it means. My C / C++ knowledge ain't that basic. The problem is just what I told you. I've placed debug code around the command... it's stuck there. I can't understand that myself... cause I know that the kernel library for usermode modules is loaded as a standard module from firmware co...

No.

I figured as much. The problem is that never happens. With your code in there it ends in a endless loop.

If you didn't notice, he is using a kernel prx already.

Because Hooking into Userspace is such a pain in the ass I thought of alternative ways to achieve my goal of wrapping the Adhoc Modules. A more brutal way you might say. I think about writing wrapper prx's for... pspnet_adhoc.prx pspnet_adhoc_auth.prx pspnet_adhoc_download.prx pspnet_adhoc_matching....

Yeah but that table must be located somewhere afterall... I would need to know where.
Oh well... I will figure out a way I suppose. Got the sourcecode somewhere anyway.

Can't be the plugins, the only one in game.txt is my kernelmodule.prx - which attempts to load usermodule.prx. Edit : I exchanged the ku one for the normal sceKernelLoadModuleMS and now I get the error code 0x8002013A which equals the constant SCE_KERNEL_ERROR_LIBRARY_NOT_YET_LINKED. But how can tha...

You can build the sources on pretty much every operating system.
For windows use mingw or cygwin to build it.

PS. it's Coldbird, not Coolbird.

Even if we didn't know our own NIDs... we could just compute them via SHA-1 from the functionnames... (which is what I do... I beg you - don't ask... xD) Any idea where this numtable is located in memory? If we can just dump it it shouldn't be difficult to interpret it... We would just have to disab...

Because other Module Loading Functions fail to execute. I found the hint to use this ku function in a old topic of yours aswell. It doesn't crash, thus I think it's the right function to use, but the just mentioned Module Manager is busy stuff pops up. First attempt was to call it in module_start bu...

I don't quite see what this has to do with the Kernel Library...
Mind giving a explanation?

Check out PRXTool. It's in the SVN repositories.
Using PRXTool you can disassemble the Firmware Library PRX files and with some effort find previously unidentified functions or look into the workings of already identified ones.

Good luck.

I ended up doing it the way noone should ever do it... I created a copy of the build_prx.mak and labeled it build_noimp_prx.mak...

Works like a charm. Problem solved. Thanks everyone.

// User Module Loading Options SceKernelLMOption option; SceUID mpid = PSP_MEMORY_PARTITION_USER; memset&#40;&option, 0, sizeof&#40;option&#41;&#41;; option.size = sizeof&#40;option&#41;; option.mpidtext = mpid; option.mpiddata = mpid; option.position = 0; option.access ...

Sorry to bump a somewhat old topic but I've got the same question as Torch.
Someone know a way to figure out that num?

No go... it won't get past this error you know.

psp-fixup-imports usermodule.elf
Error, no .lib.stub section found
make.exe: *** [usermodule.elf] Error 1

The module has the usual setup... is a pure export module and runs in usermode...

I hope some of you guys know a few reasons why psp-fixup-imports throws me that message.