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Well, it's not a psp related question but anyway. Handling return's this way seems to be common : int err; err = vlfGuiMessageDialog(resources_error, VLF_MD_TYPE_ERROR | VLF_MD_BUTTONS_NONE); if ( ( err == VLF_MD_BACK ) ) { sceKernelExitGame&a...

I think you may just miss the correct nids. From what i understand, "SceSircsSend" is just an alias to the nid. You should use something like prx tool and silversprings nids list to search for the corrects nids.

Install gcc 4.2 like the readme-ubuntu.txt say, and run toolchain-sudo.sh script instead toolchain.sh, it solve your problem. When I get some time, 4.2 was the next thing I was gonna try. I figured it was too soon for someone to have worked out the problems with the new gcc. Also, I either chown th...

Install gcc 4.2 like the readme-ubuntu.txt say, and run toolchain-sudo.sh script instead toolchain.sh, it solve your problem. There's still a little problem with psplibraries : running `aclocal -I .' running `libtoolize --copy' libtoolize: Consider adding `AC_CONFIG_MACRO_DIR(&#9...

Hi,
I do not understand why you are running psplink 2.0, are you developping you homebrew for 1.50 kernel ?

I never add problem's with psplink 3.0 under 3xx + kernels.

No i'm not sure, but since i can hook it from a kernel module does it mean it's a kernel function?

The hook is successfull, when the hooked function is called, the sound is off because i'm returning 0. The only problem is when i try to call the original function in my hooked function :/

Thanks for the help SuperSheep. I tried that but i get an error depending on how i'm returning the buffer, maybe i'm doing someting wrong. I get a "Reserved instruction" exception or a "Bus error (instr)" exception. Maybe the problem is i'm hooking an usermode function from a ker...

Hello, i spent i few hours to deal with hooking function's, and i'm having a problem that it seem's i won't be able to solve myself, i really need some help. I'll try to explain it with my poor english : I'm hooking an audio function like this and it work fine : int sceAudioOutputPannedBlocking_patc...

Yes i ported it a while ago for one of my projects. Here it is :

http://mydedibox.fr/index.php?option=co ... &Itemid=29

I dont want to use the user memory at all :)

You could also grab the position of each items/icons menu (with a little prx running on top of xmb) in every xmb position to allow direct touch of items. It's a lot of work but the result could be cool.

I don't think its possible to load a kernel module to user memory. Also, if its even possible, while changing the partition to kernel, it should ideally be one contiguous block like what is done with the remaining 32MB in user mode. But it would have the 24MB user memory sandwiched between the firs...

Hi sauron, thanks for the reply. I think that setting this registers to 0xFF "just" allow access to this partition from user mode, what is done by the m33 firmware u think, but do not change the attribute. What i want to do is load an user mode module to this partition, but it's currently ...

Hello, i would like to know if there is a way to change the attribute of a partition ? I would like to change the slim partition 8 (currently with kernel attr it seems, 000C) to user attribute (000F). I think moonlight already did this sort of thing in the past when the slim comes out, but i can't f...

In fact you can have 54mb of user memory for the slim by passing a spécial flag to your makefile (search on this forum)

Problem solved, if someone need it, we just need to pass the memory partition number, not a memory block id.

I tried to create a thread in an allocated bloc, according to the pspsdk includes, but i get an "800200d6" error (SCE_KERNEL_ERROR_ILLEGAL_PARTITION). Any help would be really great. My code : SceUID mheapid = sceKernelCreateHeap(8, 1024 * 1024, 1, "custom_heap");...

Hi, i would like to know if it would be possible to load a thread in the slim partition (8) to use it memory ?

For now i'm allocating some stuff in it but it would be easier to allocate a thread directly in this partition.

Thanks in advance for any help.

I would go for an easy way :

If(!findmodulebyname("go module name")) selfstopunloadmodule;

Hi, i'm trying to port a game to the psp, and i encounter a problem with the gl*List calls not ported to the psp. I'm trying to port the part of code using them to the glDrawArrays function, but without luck. (I know nothing in openGL) Could someone help me with this ? It would help me and maybe oth...

I'm not sure to understand correctly your request, but if i do, you should take a look at the excellent module tutorial made by ??? where you will find how to export some functions.

http://ps2dev.org/psp/Tutorials/PSP_Mod ... s.download

I'm not sure to understand correctly your request, but if i do, you should take a look at the excellent module tutorial made by ???

http://ps2dev.org/psp/Tutorials/PSP_Mod ... s.download

When working with a psp ftpd code, i was not able to get a better transfer speed of approximatively 400 kBytes/sec, while the psp is running at 333Mhz (dunno why but the BW seems improved while O/C).

J.F is boring :)

So you need an Embedded linux to manage the wifi controler, usbhost etc ... ? What the point of the wifi controler ?

If i can get a dev sample unit, i would be happy to improve my shell application (mypspmenu) to use it :)

Ps : Where are you from ?

I agree that it's a really cool poject, keep up the good work :)

The code i posted works out of the box, i don't understand what is the problem. If i have the time i will write and post a sample that load a hard coded eboot with the sceKernelExitGame hooked.

With all your unusefull comment's JF the ps2dev psp forum are almost like qj.net forum now ... sorry for this but it's not the first time i think you are a bit aggresive. If you hav'nt replied to this thread, it would be done.