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What I found out.. that the string descriptor provided in the g_driver struct ends up being a Interface string descriptor!!? I called it "Plofkip" for testing purposes.. see where 't ends up in this USB dump, as an Interface description (underlined it here)!! Device Descriptor Offset Field...

Thanks for your time and replies. It must be a burden to be the only person in the scene to actually know these answers!! ;-) Anwsering your question in answer 3: In an ideal world I would expect: - registering driver - starting by driver name/id - activating by driver name/id and picking up the PID...

I'm currently working at a PSP project, I want also to emulate a USB device using my PSP. I have some questions about the sce/pspsdk functions (Or I just don't understand the API): 1. In the psplink source.... why do you have to start the 'default driver' also? why is it not enough to start your dri...

Now.. I got it to work.. With the PSP sdk example! Solution: Had to strip all the ctr0 and startup stuff. (and provide module_start myself) now only -lpspkernel has to link. And the kernel PRX just loads and runs fine! psp-gcc -I/usr/local/pspdev/psp/sdk/include/libc -I. -I/usr/local/pspdev/psp/sdk/...

Try pspSdkLoadStartModule: SceUID mod = pspSdkLoadStartModule&#40;"ms0&#58;/blah.prx", PSP_MEMORY_PARTITION_KERNEL&#41;; if &#40;mod < 0&#41; &#123; printf&#40;"Error 0x%08X loading/starting blah.prx.\n", mod&#41;; &#125; Works fine for me und...

also we are not "cracks" here :) ....also you dont NEED kernel mode you just NEED to patch module init :) That's what I learned today: 1. some kind of dependancy on linking modules: - they need to be in the same (GAME) folder 2. you don't need kernel mode for using the 'me' Thanks, these ...

you say a PRX inside PBP which is running from dir /PSP/GAME on 3.52 M33-4 but then you contradict with SceUID modid = sceKernelLoadModule( "ms0:/mymodule.prx" ,0,0) ; The PBP runs and connects through WPA in user mode (1.50 doesn't know WPA) .. I need that.. Also I need a kernel module f...

0x8002013C means library not found which means some library you are trying to link into your kernel prx is not there or available. Really I wonder why people touch kernel mode when they dont klnow anything about it :) yeah yeah.. And the state of the documentation is in such a good quality I *shoul...

Hi there, I try to load mymodule.prx from the SDK samples (testprx) in an user mode app (a PRX inside PBP which is running from dir /PSP/GAME on 3.52 M33-4) using the following code: SceUID modid = sceKernelLoadModule("ms0:/mymodule.prx",0,0); if (modid < 0) { pspDebugScreenPrintf ("R...

Installed the toolchain.
Did a clean and a remake of one my current projects..

But now when it starts up I get only a black screen..

Before I go into lengthy debug sessions, where there significant changes in bootstrapping? Is there a change log of the new pspsdk against the old one?

Playing java snake on your PSP..

Checkout PeeJay MIDP on http://www.pimpware.org

Update: seems like someone got RuneScape running on PeeJay

jockyw2001 wrote:

DickyDick wrote:BTW.. Is there any working example/stuff where a KERNEL prx is loaded by a USER PRX (packed in PBP) on the new 3.40 OE firmware?

I've got some sample apps which work at least on older 3.xx versions.
Will check them on 3.40 tonight.

And..? :-D

Hmmm...

If these flags are the issue, how com it only surfaces on firmware >= 3.3 ? Or is the loading/linkage process different from older firmwares?

that site looks pretty outdated... but nevertheless thanks for your reply..

BTW.. Is there any working example/stuff where a KERNEL prx is loaded by a USER PRX (packed in PBP) on the new 3.40 OE firmware?

So I need to find "non usermode counterparts" of these functions? (listing from prxtool -f) Imports: Import 0, Name IoFileMgrForUser, Functions 1, Variables 0, flags 40010000 Functions: 0x42EC03AC [0x00008758] - IoFileMgrForUser_42EC03AC Import 1, Name ModuleMgrForUser, Functions 1, Variab...

hmmm it's only linking 3 libs:
-lpspkernel -lpsplibc -lpspuser

are there driver versions of these?

Thx for ur reply but I already know that thread :-). In fact it is the same PRX I want to load. (memodule.prx)

It's really weird that the module loaded fine in 3.10 OE A' (and worked) and only when I updated to 3.40 OE it did not. That with identical binary files.

Hi all, I just upgraded my psp to 3.40 OE and suddenly a kernel mode PRX what could be loaded fine by my user mode PRX (inside a PBP) refuses to load and gives me a 8002013C error. on 3.10 OE A' I did not have this problem... Is something changed in the module loading business? None of the binaries ...

See http://www.pimpware.org

wtf... which lib must I include?

I do already:

-lpspdebug -lpspdisplay -lpspge -lpspctrl -lpspsdk -lc -lm -lpspnet -lpspnet_inet -lpspnet_apctl -lpspnet_resolver -lpsputility -lpspuser -lpspkernel



I also noticed if changing the order of the libs, references will be mangeld.

TyRaNiD wrote:Yes psplink eats stdout, did you not see the text appear on the psplink console which is where stdout should really go ? :)

the debug init screen wiped it all away in a split second... ;-)

Hmm looks like it only happens with PSPLINK.. as EBOOT.PBP it works

perhaps it eats the stdout or i need a new version

I run this small program in PSPLINK, but nothing is shown at the screen.. Did I forget something? tst.c ... all the includes PSP_MODULE_INFO("tst", 0x1000, 1, 1); PSP_MAIN_THREAD_ATTR(0); int main (int argc, char ** argv) { pspDebugInstallStdoutHandler(pspDebugScreenPrintData); pspDebugScr...

I tried to look this error up, but in the docs there are only
0x8002... errors..

Anyone has a clue what this error means?

Context of this problem:

a PSP with an UP and an epsilon bios is trying to call pspSdkLoadInetModules

http://www.geocities.com/dickydick1969 I was tired of creating and demuxing my movies for the psp,sooo... I pimped up PMP Mod and made a realtime streaming/scaling/demuxing Windows server... --------------------------------------------- USAGE PiMPStreamer 0.12: PSP ---------------------------------...

Hmmm.. try to start ps2link from ps2menu-k but I think it misses ps2ips.irx
in the distribution...

pukko wrote:It's called lwip_setsockopt(), and defined in ps2ip.h

I see it is under the iop/include tree. So does this mean i only have to load the ps2ip.irx in to the iop and call lwip_setsockopt from another iop program? Or ca n call lwip_setsockopt someway from my main EE program?

just some undefined things in the ps2sdk..

sscanf
time

where can i find these?
Or do I have to make them myself?

I know what they are for, but perhaps there is a work-a-round.

In ps2sdk setsockopt is not defined.. or is it?

i want to do this:

setsockopt (socket, SOL_SOCKET, SO_BROADCAST)