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try running that command as root

That is awesome, sounds like you've already figured out everything you need, keep up the hard work!

i just ran it and it came up with the steel logo, i hit a key and the logo disappeared just leaving the background, is something supposed to happen after that?

you need to install automake and autoconf :)

they're both in the "devel" package section, just get the latest version of them.

http://www.cygwin.com/setup.exe

if you sleep the thread, then the whole thread should sleep (crazy huh), not just the "psp functions".

it should work just like you said:

while(condition)
{
dosomethingstrange();
sleep(100 milliseconds); // the loop stops here for 100 milliseconds!
}

I recently used these functions with success. Try using a recent version of pspsdk for exception handling. This might stop the shutdowns. ... and/or perhaps you forgot to allocate memory and you're lucky in round one. Whoa, I didn't even notice exception handling! thanks for pointing it out! I'll t...

int dfd = sceIoDopen("flash0:/"); then calls to sceIoDread work fine int dfd = sceIoDopen("ms0:/"); shuts down the psp after a short pause int dfd = sceIoDopen("ms0:/PSP/GAME/gen/data/base/"); returns a valid handle (3) but a call to sceIoDread leaves the memory stick a...

i have ported quite a bit of my c++ stuff over and it all works, but not with newlib, if i link with -lc etc it gives me the same errors. You will just have to live with libpspstdc++ or whatever its called and the sdk libc stuff. I have used new and delete and a bunch of other stuff fine with it.

I also get those errors when I use the USE_NEWLIB_LIBC = 1 option. although I too am using new and delete and never had a problem with them.

as a guess, check youre including the right headers (and linking with the right libs). Im at work so cant check at the moment if i did anything special.

Histo wrote:Its available now from http://www.playstation.jp/psp/update/ud_01.html

fixed.

sadfman wrote: You can find papers about AES Hardware Encryption cracking online, use google, its your friend.

or you can you the search function, which is also your friend

http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php? ... sc&start=0

apparently (Thanks Ycros), at ruxcon two years ago some guy gave a talk on doing just that to smart cards. his talk was very detailed and techical on the inner workings of des/aes and how you can crack it with power analysis. his talk was on des, but he did say it applies to aes as well. overview ht...

handy tip:

if you have wget you can download it using something like this:

wget --user-agent="SCEJ PSP BROWSER 0105 UCJS10007" http://wipeoutpurepsp.scej-online.jp/do ... ata.pspdat

my thoughts, I would have thought that anything you "released" that was based off you reverse-engineering/crack/hacking/exploiting the hardware, would be illegal? Isnt that what happened to the magic gate guy? Although having said that, why are mod chips legal? As far as I know, you can do...

Herman wrote:Edit: Ooh, with this you get too see album art instead of the song's number on the PSP.

you mean like with the mp3 id tags?

download TOUCH.EXE (the equivilent of the unix touch) and just run TOUCH G:\PSP\PHOTO\*.* or whatever
it will set all the timestamps to that of alphabetical order...

Has anybody tried to see if there is some similarity between the data transfered for a downloaded game (such as what happens when you share a game in the namco museum) and the PBP file formats for what are presumably the executables in a firmware update. i was thinking about this the other day, peo...

yes i'm talking about games... not psps

beatwho wrote:but are there any problems playing japanese games with US games?

isn't april fools over already?

I have a friend coming over from Australia and hes worried about how well the games play wireless across region, which got me thinking about it. Its general knowledge that you can put a US game into a JP psp but are there any problems playing japanese games with US games? ridge racer for example? Iv...

ahh this is comforting to hear, ill prolly update when i get home then (assuming nobody here has troubles with it until then)... i wonder if 480x242 works yet.... that would be the best thing ever :)

what about video files? does it do various resolutions yet? or what im really interested in is if all my video files will still play with the resolution hack, i dont want to have to patch all of them. i wonder what other things theyve fixed besides the image viewer that they havent mentioned

good find, cept that 76800 pixel resolution limit sux :( I sure hope Sony fix this (not to mention the picture viewer)

so this came out today http://www.playstation.jp/news/2005/050117_psp.html It basically says that the update isn't an official sony release and they ask you not to run it because it stops your psp from working (surprise!) It also says that Sony can fix it but it costs some sort of fee. You can call ...

I wrote a little program to make it easier for me to replace individual files in a pbp file http://b2.nakedinjapan.net/pbpview.exe so far i've only been playing with replacing tga files and it's worked ok, maybe it'll be of some use to you. to replace a file load the PBP file, click on the file you ...

[root@heis psp]# make psp cc psp.c -o psp [root@heis psp]# ls PARAM.SFO psp psp.c [root@heis psp]# ./psp mmap failed!: Invalid argument [root@heis psp]# uname -a Linux heis.nakedinjapan.net 2.4.27 #1 Wed Nov 17 20:29:58 JST 2004 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux well there ya go, looks like it opens the file...

so i tried to get it working, copied the data into a psp.c
make psp
ran it..

Seg fault?

tried it with another game... same thing

what am I doing wrong?

edit: removed links

I got one, and it rocks.

That is all.