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You have to buy the linux kit to install linux on your PS2 for various reasons.

http://cr.yp.to/softwarelaw.html As long as you're not infringing copyright law by: -) Publishing copyrighted material extracted part or whole from your hacking work (such as the bios of the ps2, or game's data) -) Creating a device (software or hardware) that circumvents sony's copy protection you'...

ELFs.

Yet one more wheel reinventor...

Heh.

Two big pits to know about ps2:

-) the linux kit provides lots of informations about the machine
-) lots of games (and even some parts of the bios I guess) have debug symbols in.

Indeed, you're completely wrong, and you haven't read anything more than the first post of this thread.

Okay, this is the second "smart spam" attempt. Banned this time.

I guess this can be done with PS2 toolchain too... Maybe sticking something in ps2 threads.. ?

Duplicate of http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php?t=2506 locked

Maybe you're firewalled somehow ? Or maybe the server was down at the time you tried...

It's very difficult to judge Dasher until you've tried it... [...]Again, it's worth the time to experiment with the demo. And of course, the source is freely available for adaptation, and it has already been ported to various portable devices. It may be worth mentionning that I work at the CHI depa...

No. Ah, and, locked and moved, for reasons so obvious I won't even bother explaining.

Dasher is heavy has an input solution for the PSP, because it needs a pointer, like a mouse, a stylus, or an eye tracker.

Rather, consider quickwriting's style, which should be way more adapted to the PSP pad: http://mrl.nyu.edu/~perlin/demos/quikwriting.html http://mrl.nyu.edu/projects/quikwriting/

VERY nice way of spamming. Really. Following a forum link from a news website, and copying the news header as a post, very, very nice. If it's a bot that is. If it's a human, then, you're an idiot. Thread locked, of course.

IOP modules works a strange way. Importing functions from a module goes thru a special system. Look at ps2sdk's source, try to understand how the "import.lst" system works, and how it creates a .o files that has to be linked with the final irx module.

The post's title by itself got a pretty good place in our IHoS. Nice job, really.

Meeep. Flashnews: this will work for your own homebrew software. Turning it into a whole "ingame" screenshooter is a whole different story.

Okay. After recieving some feedback by PM, here is the package:

http://nnoble.nerim.net/offtopic/macosx-crosstools.zip

Download it, mirror it, but be aware it'll disappear from here in about one week due to space needed, so feel free to advertise any mirror in this thread.

Errr... and why is that not piracy if it involves loading commercial games from memory stick ? I'll give one attempt of reply before locking/banning, but beware, other mods here might be not that generous.

I recon that the various configure scritps (mostly the config.guess script, but maybe others) won't be able to understand the results from uname, thus beeing confused by the platform it is running on. Maybe some of the ps2linux freaks out there could help you since I think this should be a common is...

Hi I just finished my cross compiler collection running under MacOS X. This includes a cygwin, a mingw32 and a i686-linux cross compiler, all based on gcc-4, and glibc 2.3.2 for the linux part (current debian stable glibc) This is because I want to turn my mac into a compilation farm (windows, linux...

Seems you did it again Oobles (forgot to update zone serial) :) pixel@sumarit:~$ host svn.ps2dev.org ns.ps2dev.org Using domain server: Name: ns.ps2dev.org Address: 203.34.166.157#53 Aliases: svn.ps2dev.org is an alias for ps2dev.org. ps2dev.org has address 20...

Fixed.

Fixed in CVS. Thanks!

You could buy it on ebay I guess, and it's still onsale in europe. The docs are (C) SONY, and when you buy the kit, I think it's written somewhere you don't have the right to reproduce the docs to anyone, so, yeah, it's illegal.

mrbrown wrote:You have to have access to cop0 to switch endianess. It only affects user and supervisor mode, the kernel will always run in the default endian.

Ah ha ? I didn't know this was restricted to non-kernel mode.

N64's CPU is big endian.

Well, even though fashidus's reply style was rude and innapropriate, the essence was "right": your need to ask some questions. We can't (or don't want to) start teaching you C for example...

Depends on the usb converter. Mine costed about $16 and has a whole usb chip in it to create HID devices: http://www.trendnet.com/en/products/TU-PS2.htm Otherwise, yeah, other converters won't really work.

Be careful: you say OSX, so I guess, apple, which doesn't use ps/2 connectors. You'll need usb kvm, or ps/2 km to usb converters (I am using one with a ps/2 kvm)