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Sounds like you are removing the memorycard/closing the usb connection on the PSP before a proper unmount in Debian! Debian, as most distributions so far, do have writecache even for writing to memory cards / usb-drives so it's very important to do a proper unmount before removing it or the filesys...

What is the laptop? If it's a PPC (Mac) laptop you put linux on, the issue is that certain programs used by the toolchain to generate the EBOOT are not endian aware. So on linux on Big Endian systems, they generate bad files. Patches were made for those apps when building on OSX on older PPC system...

Wally4000 wrote:compile the eboot on your mac.

Wally

Isn't there a way to get my Debian machine working? >_>;;

My Mac is a desktop, the Debian compy's a laptop. I want a computer to take with me.

Hey all, I have psptoolchain running on both my 10.5 PPC Mac and a Debian machine. It runs without a hitch on my PPC, but on Debian it seems to be pumping out corrupted eboots... ... I compiled a program and put it on my PSP, but it showed up as corrupted data and gave me an 'I/O error' when I tried...

Hah hah, alright. I understand. Anyways: for anyone else, that certainly did the trick-- well, at least for GCC. Now I'm having some issues with the "004-newlib-1.15.0.sh" script, but I will try and resolve that as well. I know it's all convoluted and screwy and broken and stuff. It really...

Hey, I am also on a Mac using 10.5; after some research, I've found that the problem is specific to PPC Macs running Leopard (are we lucky or what)? I'm in the middle of trying the solution for myself, but apparently this should solve the issue (note: you will either need to know how to edit the she...