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As the population over here reading spanish, and that the pasted post is way too long and unrelevant, does anyone mind if I edit the post and crop the pasting ?

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Do I EVEN need to justify anything about what I am gonna do with this post... ?

Shall we implement our own... ?

Moderators: Can we please get an official policy decision on this topic ? soon ? Leaving this issue open (while censorship is happenning) is lame IMHO The decision is already taken. mrbrown is part of the moderators team, and I fully agree with him on that point. And all the other moderators (read ...

Wrong forum, moved....

I can hear it, I can hear it.....


*SLAM*

famousas wrote:Sorry, what i realy want is to put it on a umd.

So you already have a UMD burner ? W00t!

Wrong forum, wrong place, wrong time, locked and moved.

Add -mno-cygwin to compilation maybe...

http://wiki.nobis-crew.org/PlayStation/r3000

There's all the ressources you need to encode the instruction yourself, and even more of them. jr $sp would be 0x03a00008

MOV PC, SP (ARM equivalent) or PUSH ESP (IA32 equivalent) RET That'd be jr $sp for mips... if you cant encode the no op instuction (does mips even have one?) you could always just put a huge list of adds that wont have any effect other than adding lots to a register And that's the dword 0.

In all cases, we do NOT want to use sony's gcc.... We just don't care a single bit about it.

Not to forget to mention that gcc is pretty much tweakable alone: you don't NEED sony's gcc whatsoever. So, there's really no need to go on with that discussion. I'll let the thread open though...

Maybe you should tell us what the error message is...

Ah, I see. Well, this is obviously a bug in X-Link, and that should be up to raizor to fix it. However, the output stream should be buffered in some ways... Anyway, the difference of behavior between puts and printf is obvious: #ifdef F_printf int printf(const char *format, ...) &...

The warning isn't so problematic. However, your fix isn't right: the nop should be BEFORE the branch, not right after; since the code is in noreorder mode, each instruction after a branch is executed. So, there, you're squashing the lw which is after the branch. So, well, just don't change that code...

http://ps2emu.dcemu.co.uk/ YOU CAN DOWNLOAD EVERYTHING OF PSPEMU NOW PCE EMU HAS BEEN UPDATED TO 0.52 Could you PLEASE stop writing in caps.... ? All of your posts were in caps, and not that I am beeing so much picky, but this is kinda annoying. So please learn to disable your caps lock key otherwi...

(beeing inside the duty free zone at Amsterdam, stuck for the day due to crappy connection handling)

No, puts SHOULD work. I'd want any bug report concerning any issue about it not working.

Okay, a few words from a (very crappy) Internet Access in Glasgow. First, I won't be back at home until next week or so. Now, would you mind waiting for me to release anything ? About the "printf" issue, I'd like to know what happens exactly. Note that when compiling in optimized mode, gcc...

Well, I am currently quite far from home, with very limited Internet access, and for some time I am affraid...

People are hopeless....

Troll radar detection alert!

asmodi wrote:

pyrosama wrote:the PSP doesnt have enough memory to alow for a buffer over flow exploit.

Priceless? ;)

Huh, indeed. Never saw such a lame saying in my life yet.

Gneeh ? These guys are disassembling PC-side software. This is x86 code... Still prolly the official sdk they are disassembling (at least, tools from it.) Blah.

Heh... ? The AES alone (which is symetric) isn't used to sign anything, that wouldn't make sense. The bios contains RSA certificates, which is an asymetric crypto/signature system, and that does make much more sense...

Now, good luck with RSA.

Crashing how ?

Wow.

And again, http://www.cr0.net:8040/code/crypto/aes/ dammit...

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Then, HK Success most probably....

Okay, I think I'll provide some infos about how to use mingw32 and msys.... ps2-packer indeed compiles under *nix, and, indeed, work has been done at some point to make it compile under cygwin, but since I am not really paying attention, it may breaks from time to time. For "setting up a cross ...