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if ((ret == USB_RC_STALL) || (ret != USB_RC_OK)) { /* STALL bulk in -OR- Bulk error */ Lines like this concern me... clean them up and I'll commit it (along with your other patches) hint: ret!=USB_RC_OK implies ret can equal USB_RC_STALL. I g...

Maybe if you described why the new toolchains "arent really working" for you then you could get those projects fixed, rather than relying on an ancient toolchain...... Do you know why I can't checkout older revisions? Or specifically stuff that's been deleted in a later revision. Seems to...

Maybe if you described why the new toolchains "arent really working" for you then you could get those projects fixed, rather than relying on an ancient toolchain......

Our forums aren't really for official development questions (infact discussion of official devkit/SDK details is strictly prohibited), but if you're serious about making professional games on the PS3: If you're a small startup company then assuming you have a solid game idea and business plan I've h...

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Oh it's emoon.... Sounds interesting, will be sure to keep an eye on it :P

Espionage724 wrote:meh only thing i wanted to do in linux was run Diablo 2 under a windows app emu

That's... never going to work... ever...

It's fixed now, thanks for the report

Ah, I missed that sorry... But even so it makes sense to make people aware :)

Also I think we have enough info on the wiki about the lv1 interface to validly make a cleanroom BSD implementation. Should only be a days work or so.

It would be nice if we can keep the core GPL clean, as in all code is BSD/AFPL/whatever licensed, which means of course no copying code/headers/etc from linux.. GPL causes a lot of headaches at later stages for a lot of people, so it's best to avoid for this kind of thing. (Other peoples opinions ar...

"We" own the pspdev.org domain actually, but the wiki is hosted on somebody elses server, will try to track down what happened.

STOP FUCKING SPECULATING. People use these forums for reference, not for wild speculation. If the guy really does have access to the PS3 slim, he himself said it's "not finished" and still a prototype, so just because it lacks OtherOS in its firmware right now doesn't mean it will in the f...

Yay for opensolaris support, that is all :)

well, i have it on fairly good authority that on the new slim ps3s coming out later this year otheros support is getting removed completely. Is this the "let's propagate unfounded rumours" thread? Seriously, until something is proven it makes no sense to "speculate" unless you h...

Emoon / Jbit: Are you writing your own microkernel, or are you extracting the extraneous things away from the regular linux kernel? I am, in my rare spare time, working on writing an OS for the PS3 and your stuff has caught my eye but want to know if you're starting from the ground up, or if you're...

This is not a support site for hdloader, mod chips, etc.

Ah, there they're using it for some magic reason, but again those "-D" defines will only affect code that's compiled (and preprocessed) during the link phase... which is any .c file in the LDFLAGS/OBJECTS/etc variables. :)

It works in that LDFLAGS because it seems to be doing compile and link in the same phase (thus why there's a .c file there too), this is quite ugly :)
I don't think I'd trust the validity of any makefile that has source/target files in the *FLAGS variables.

EE_LDFLAGS = -DPS2 -D is a compile time flag, not a link time flag... it needs to be in EE_CFLAGS (and EE_CXXFLAGS if you use C++), not EE_LDFLAGS. I have no idea why the PSP version works since it looks like you made the same mistake there too. (maybe the PSP define is set in a header somewhere?) ...

http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php?t=11644 use search.....

My assembler really uses addiu and don't replace it with li, and also it doesn't change the order. So $a1 & $a2 get loaded before the jump actually takes place, right? Ah, okay, GNU AS reordering things by default has screwed me up a few times, but if you're using a different assembler then I g...

Are you assembling with .set noreorder? If you're not then you can't use the branch delay slot like you are.. For example with this code: lui $a0,0x880 ori $a0,$a0,0x200 addiu $a1,$zero,0x602 jalr $ra,$t0 addiu $a2,$zero,0x1ff With reordering (default) a2 will not get set before the jump. (For open ...

You're using an old version of ps2link which loads SIO2MAN/MCMAN/etc modules and keeps them loaded when it calls the application. SDL seems to want the newer modules and resets the IOP if it finds the old ones, when reseting the IOP it removes the modules required for ps2link to function Newer versi...

The whole point of "OurOS" is to reduce the amount of linux crap people have to deal with to get something running, but it's a way from being completed. Me and emoon (mostly emoon) spent a little bit of time on the microkernel thing and got an ethernet program working directly under lv1 (t...

A few of us (you can probably guess names) have talked about making a small microkernel which runs directly under OtherOS and exposes basic hardware (think around the complexity of the EE kernel). However I don't think anybody really has the drive to get this done right now, although it'd be an inte...

Drama lock...

am I the only one with that opinion? No, alot of people in this community are thinking like this, however not much is being done. I think another factor is that PS2/PSP/DS/etc dev are all based on the result of reversing engineering libraries. The PS3 however requires actually designing systems fro...

Learn C/C++, then code on PSP... These forums aren't for basic code questions, there are PLENNNTTTY of forums for that.

However I'm just curious about finding a way to produce a 24/48Hz signal from GS. And that would be a cleanear solution than resampling the audio. I'm curious if any TVs would accept this, as far as I know the only "supported" 24fps mode is over HDMI. If you interlaced it at 48hz (24 fram...

We do not discuss game hacking here.

fmcb is fine, I didn't mean to imply it's not :)