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I would rather install a modchip in my PSP than buy 2 PSP. I think buying 2 PSP is stupid because it costs an extra couple of hundred dollars just to run home brew and who wants to carry around 2 PSPs on the chance they want to play homebrew or UMD games? And what would that accomplish? You know ha...

i agree i think its a good idea to try to hack the lastest firmware, not only because you can use the web browsers, you will still be able to play the latest games that are soon to come out. And the point being? It wont stop at 2.0. If you hack 2.0 sony isnt going to up and quit. They will fix it i...

Nuts. Really. First you would have to be by a wifi hotspot to access a webpage, just to run homebrew. That fact alone shoots any webbrowser or javascript exploit full of holes. Those of use doing homebrew (coding and playing) are very few comparitivly right now, imagine if a wireless network was a r...

At some point in time you will be forced to update. A game you absolutely must play will be released and require an update. FF7, GTA, games along those lines, big hitters. Sony is counting on it. I dont have the money for a second PSP (just bought a house), but I know if some of those big hitters ar...

Have you ever used Javascript? Really? On a modern PC its slow, imagine running inside of a browser thats running in a 200mhz (or less) system (I doubt the wipeout browser goes over 100mhz, and the new firmware one probably doesnt either) Emulators would be a no go definitly, and games would be limi...

If you want to go the java script route, why not wait for 2.0 update on the 27th which includes a built in browser? No need for wipeout. Javascript is far from the ideal solution for game and homebrew development, especially on a 200-333mhz cpu. Emulators would be a no go, and homebrew games would b...

No he means your autoconf, gmake, and other development toolchain apps (apps you need separate from the psp-toolchain script).

cygwin, yeah it figures, thats your problem :) I have never had success getting anything working in cygwin. If you are serious about deving for the PSP why not just install a version of linux? If you are not experienced with partitioning, there are some versions out there that repartition your HD fo...

If you post your environment information, it will help track down the issue. (I.E. OS, Kernel ver, GCC ver, gmake ver, 32/64 bit, etc...) From the looks of that font though...looks like you might be using cygwin....?

First remember if you change exports in your files you may need to restart certain applications for these to take effect. What I do is not set those exports in any specific pre loaded file, instead make a .sh script that I can run via the same terminal I compile in, that sets them per session. This ...

Yeah many of the main distributions are going to a repository system like apt. Although these tend to use binary packages rather than source code. For first time Gentoo'ers, I would suggest vlos, it is precompiled and installs via anaconda (just like fedora core) so there is no complicated setup, ju...

Mike/Pippin, if locating and installing linux applications is not something you enjoy, I suggest installing Gentoo linux. A simple emerge subversion will automatically download, compile, and install subversion and everything it requires (same goes for any other app you desire, no more scouring the i...

Ah ok found a bunch of examples, however a 'make' fails bash-2.05b$ make make: psp-config: Command not found Makefile:18: /lib/build.mak: No such file or directory make: *** No rule to make target `/lib/build.mak'. Stop. What is psp-config? Something i...

Where are these examples located? I ran the script and after it was (apparently) successfull all I have is a few toolchain files (binutils, gcc, newlib etc...) and a 'devel' folder with a couple scripts in it.

Looking to port a few of my GP32 games (as well as make a few new ones) to the PSP but I cannot seem to find any basic examples. Also is there a readme/howto that shows how to go from compile to eboot? I downloaded and executed the toolchain script, does this include the PSPSDK or do I have to compi...

I cant seem to properly transfer files to the PSP via linux. It recognizes the device, however the files either dont transfer or are corrupted after transfer. I can, however, transfer files via my Sony digital camera perfectly, using the same USB cable, the same fstab entry, and the same memory stic...