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You might also want to try meminfo function from PSPLINK, It shows detailed information on every partition of PSP's memory like base, size, totalfree & maxfree.

@ne0h Thanks for the reply, but Tyranid was right since writing on bootconf is the same as being re-initialized. Getting to the point, I just want to keep USBHostFS driver alive after switching from vsh->game & game->vsh. Files on host0:/ is accessible read & write, but the moment i try to l...

I see, thanks.. i just want to confirm the posibilities :)

I know that the thread title is a little bit crazy but it's related to my current work :). Ok, we all know that whenever we load game or vsh.. the PSP is being reset together with all the loaded modules. Is it possible to keep a module alive? For example, keeping USBHostFS running without the need t...

@pspflashsystem: I think you must first identify existing thread(s). this could be done with sceKernelGetThreadmanIdList(). Then you can now choose which thread to pause and resume using sceKernelSuspendThread() and sceKernelResumeThread(). If you intend to maintain your PRX's thread running, then j...

Thanks Hellcat & Insert_witty_name :)

Edit: Problem Resolved

Insert_witty_name wrote:An unsigned int (on PSP anyway) is limited to holding values between 0 - 4294967295 (4Gb).

Try changes your data type to something more suitable, u64?

I think you're right, i'll try u64 instead of u32. but I couldn't test it right now.

Hellcat wrote:1.50 or 3.xx kernel?

1.50 can not handle > 4G, in 3.xx kernel it should work....

3.xx kernel, since i'm using PSP slim w/ fw 4.01

Hi to everyone, Right now i'm in search to resolve this problem in MS > 4Gb but to no avail. To be specific, all i want is to calculate it's actual size or capacity. The following code works well with MS <= 4Gb: u32 msdata[5]; u32 *pmsdata = msdata; sceIoDevctl("fatms0:/", 0x02425818, &...

Microsoft's Visual Studio Express is free even for commercial application and Heimdall's toolchain comes with a wizard installer for VS, too. Yup, you're right and i've tried it. Here's the following step i've done: 1. Create a new "Makefile Project" 2. On the "Makefile Appication Wi...