Unload PRX?

[pj1115]

Hey

I've coded a PRX module that is activated from the LCF-TV icon, and it does what it should do, but unfortunately, I can't work out how to offload the module afterwards.

I've tried sceKernelExitGame, sceKernelDeleteThread, and loads of other stuff but I can't find one that works....

[Fanjita]

Isn't it something like SelfStopUnloadModule() ?

[pj1115]

That's what I'm asking you! :p

I'll try that, cheers Fanjita.

BTW, congrats on the BBC interview!

EDIT: I have two choices in pspmodulemgr.h:

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/**
 * Stop and unload the current module.
 *
 * @param unknown - Unknown (I've seen 1 passed).
 * @param argsize - Size (in bytes) of the arguments that will be passed to module_stop().
 * @param argp - Pointer to arguments that will be passed to module_stop().
 *
 * @return ??? on success, otherwise one of ::PspKernelErrorCodes.
 */
int sceKernelSelfStopUnloadModule(int unknown, SceSize argsize, void *argp); 

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/**
 * Stop and unload the current module.
 *
 * @param argsize - Size (in bytes) of the arguments that will be passed to module_stop().
 * @param argp - Poitner to arguments that will be passed to module_stop().
 * @param status - Return value from module_stop().
 * @param option - Pointer to an optional ::SceKernelSMOption structure.
 *
 * @returns ??? on success, otherwise one of ::PspKernelErrorCodes.
 */
int sceKernelStopUnloadSelfModule(SceSize argsize, void *argp, int *status, SceKernelSMOption *option); 

I'm going to try and use sceKernelSelfStopUnloadModule, but I don't know what to enter as the last two args. Any idea?

[pj1115]

UPDATE: I tried to pass 'sceKernelSelfStopUnloadModule(1, 1, NULL);', but no luck. It doesn't unload.

I'll try sceKernelStopUnloadSelfModule but I've no idea what to pass to it. Any ideas?

[pj1115]

BUMP. Sorry.

[fergie4000]

does anyone know a successful way to remove the prx from ram? because it is stopping itself being run a second time.

[pj1115]

does anyone know a successful way to remove the prx from ram? because it is stopping itself being run a second time.

Nope, sorry, that's what I need to do!

So, you've at least managed to offload it? How did you do it?