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jimparis wrote:Yeah, just connect pin 3 (orange) on each PSP to pin 6 (grey) on the other (using the numbering here).

that's it?

i dont have to connect any of the other wires?

has anyone attempted to communicate psp<->psp via a serial connection?

im assuming that you would just have to connect two ends of the remote connector to make a male-male cable? or would it be more complicated than that?

I have a game im creating using LUA and im just wondering what would be the best way to test for collision between images?

worked like a charm. thanks.

Im trying to simply laod and blit a PNG to screen but I get "error: script.lua:2 attempt to call global 'screenFrame' (a nil value)" Here's my code, could someone who knows LUA explain to me what i'm doing wrong? image01 = loadImage&#40;"image.png"&#41; screenFrame&#4...

awesome job on this. major thanks for making pspdev possible for us novice coders :)

BTW: how is that java program to run the scripts on windows/*nix coming? That'll make this excellent utility just that much sweeter.

is there anything you can do with a "TEST" ps2 that you cant do with a regular ps2 fitted with a modchip?

I was just browsing the subverison server and I noticed a program called pspdis. would anyone happen to have a pre-compiled binary?

would you mind posting a binary? I'd love to check it out if you dont mind :)

I know some really talented reverse engineers congregate here so I'm wondering what disassembler(s) are you guys using that work well with psp binaries? IDA Pro (version 4.3 at least) seems to not handle them very well.

very cool!

EDIT: your site seems to be down :(

very cool!

I cant wait to check it out :)

unzip it. Edit the START.bat file and look at the "set PSPDEV=C:\pspdev" line, replace C:\pspdev with the location of your pspdev directory. Save it. Run START.bat and you're done. To compile the examples, go to samples, type "make" and then you'll have the EBOOT.PBP right into ...

if someone manages to patch sceKernelLoadExec to be able to load from ms0, than yes it would be possible.

A ps2menu type tool would be quite usefull imo.

Are there certain things I can and cannot ask about the UMD device or is anything at all dealing with it off limits?

The reason I ask is that I simply want to be able to access individual files on my legally purchased retail games without having to dump entire images of them.

heres the cheapest one I could find:

$12.00 after rebate

http://www.3gplaza.com/estore/control/C ... srccode=PW

Linux, more specifically Debian 3.1

just one more quick question:

do I have to do anything special to access umd0?

thanks again for all you guys' help

Saotome wrote:weak does it like this in his screenshot code:
file = sceIoOpen(savePath,O_CREAT | O_TRUNC | O_RDWR, 0777);

It worked!

thanks! :)

still nothing :(

would anyone happen to have a file copy code snippet they've used in a project or something that worked that I could look at?

ahh, I see

I have a Jap 1.0 and I just kinda assumed they released it for both regions simultaneously.

Im pretty sure the 1.52 update has been out for some time now.

tried it with < 0, it still gets to the printf and still doesnt even create the file :(

yes, "please work" displays fine and it changes colors just like its supposed to.

cool, and thanks for the quick reply :)

ok let me start off by saying I still consider myself very much so a newbie when it comes to coding in C, especially with the unintuitiveness of the gcc compiler. I've had pretty good success using nem's pg library so far as I've got some simple "hello world" type programs to compile and r...

Im just wondering if you guys plan on including any sample code in the upcoming PSPSDK like there is in the PS2SDK? I learned alot from the really simple and well commented samples in the PS2SDK.

That is what I assumed but I just wanted to be sure.

thanks.

I just dumped my copy of Puzzle Bobble (only game that would fit on my mem stick) for analysis and I'm not sure exactly which file is the executable. Inside the directory .../PSP_GAME/SYSDIR I found EBOOT.BIN (1,140,512 bytes) and BOOT.BIN (1,140,168 bytes) Are either of these the actual executable?...

It just seems to hang after accessing mc0:/ and no file is created on host:/ even though fioOpen returns 0.

I have no idea as to why.