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<html>
<head>
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0;url=file://fatms0:/html/index.html">
</head>
<body>
</body>
</html>on it, then created a /html folder on my stick, and threw an index.html in. I was then able to link to view .txt files and .gif files off of my memory stick. (of course still using "file://fatms0:/")
the practical upshot to this, as long as you stick to files on your memory stick, you are working in offline mode. you can turn the wireless off on your PSP and it'll just go along its business. into standby, out of stand by, it doesnt care. Not to mention it makes it incredibly simple for a user to set up their own psp portal. just need someone to set up an IP to a page that does the refresh, then each user can just make their own index files for their memory stick. You should be able to create an entire (basic) website on the stick if you desired.
it would be ideal if someone could set up a DNS to direct the inital request for the wipreout page to the "file://fatms0:/html/index.html" address, but as I understand, DNS likes numbers, and psp doesn't like 127.0.0.1 so i think a redirect would be the best possible bet.
