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The modules on the UMD were likely encrypted and since it was for a newer firmware, the firmware you were running your app on didn't have the keys to decrypt it.

I just bought one of the GPSlim 236 devices and want to hook it up and play around, you should add your application to PSPWare in SVN deniska.

If you have a new version of your current software I'd love to take a look at it

you have 'brake' instead of 'break'

I've got network stuff almost ready to be comitted into the SDK. I'm just testing some of the socket stuff and writing a basic sample to go with it, I'm thinking maybe an internet time example. I have some generalized fixup code as well as some partially complete code for using the Sony Network Conf...

What problems are there merging this with the pspgl in SVN?

mrbrown wrote:Does the GDB stub support VFPU registers? If not, single-stepping VFPU instructions is pretty much useless.

It currently does not support dumping VFPU registers.

I have no idea what would need to get done to implement VFPU support in gdb, and the current quick'n'dirty approach works with surprisingly fast turnaround cycles... on the long run full VFPU support in the toolchain, assembler and debugger would be definitely cool. Tyranid has already added suppor...

Good work PspPet

You could also probably just restart the VSH by executing it since that should also restart the PSP. I remember someone here figured out how to load it.

Pushpin: compiling the toolchain under cygwin takes a very long time, if you want it to be speedier, switch to linux.

Added to PSPSDK

Update your PSPSDK from SVN and this will be fixed.
A fix was submitted for this last night.

Once you download it run:
./bootstrap
./configure
make
make install

We've been talking about making a new release soon. About the only real thing that is missing from the SDK at the moment is WLAN support which I am currently working on, but need to complete a few little bits before we can start testing. I'm hoping we'll have some stuff to test by the end of next we...

Did you not see "No VFPU instructions are currently supported by the compiler"?

And by compiler I should have said assembler

No VFPU instructions are currently supported by the compiler. There is however, support for them in the disassembler.

I have been trying to get ahold of Stefan- for the past week without success to get an idea of his progress with VFPU instrs.

Moved to PSP Software Development

you're probably not including the file that defines SceSize

Update to the latest SDK version from SVN (svn://svn.pspdev.org/psp/trunk/pspsdk) you can also access that from http to browse it.

Samples get installed in /usr/local/pspdev/psp/sdk/samples

We place no restrictions on what you do with what you produce using our SDK. That said, it's not to say that Sony won't take a keen interest in you making money off of selling something for the PSP since they're not getting a cut. Sony and homebrew have always peacefully coexisted but then again noo...

Cygwin works just fine with HT CPUs, I've been using it with one for well over a year now.
If you follow the cygwin install guide at http://wiki.pspdev.org/psp:toolchain you shouldn't have any troubles

I added wlan stuff to PSPSDK last ngiht, check out the example in samples/wlan.

You still planning on doing a GUI for PSPMC Qubitz? Or should I try and find someone else? XviD support is getting there, just need to optimise it for the PSP (480x272 runs at 5fps atm)

I came up with a better solution tonight that doesn't require you to add anything to visual studio or change your makefiles. Just make the following scripts to your c:\cygwin directory and modify paths as needed: vs-pspdev.bat @c:\cygwin\bin\bash -c 'export VS_PATH=`pwd`; /bin/bash --login -...

While I suspect you're drawing outside of the framebuffer, it would be more helpful if you posted all of the source that's making it crash.

Dunno, but try using the time functions in psprtc.h. I know they work correctly (I had a nice sample written for it but it got nuked in a SVN snafu)

Try looking in psphprm.h or PSPMediaCenter/gui/basic for an example

Edited title to "IR Keyboard" to reduce confusion.

The [ in your path after psp there might be the problem.

Yes, I'm working on network support in PSPSDK. I will hopefully have it done this week. I'm working on a good way to get the net PRXes loaded since we still haven't been able to figure out how to get them loaded properly. And yes I'm trying to make it as berkely sockets compatible as possible to mak...