forums.ps2dev.org

Thanks, it compiled but now I have another problem: how can I write a makefile of a program which uses ticpp.a? How can I link the static library in a psp makefile? Could someone help me please, I'm kind of a newbie with makefiles in general and psp ones in particular. Thanks again. CFLAGS += -L./f...

lol Seconded.. i truthfuly do not doubt that i may be getting things mixed up a bit, so i am in fact going to do a lot of reaserch lol... but what im trying to do is, just find a hole that sony would have never expected and create a program to work with mohh or Your exploit src that will somehow li...

Not trying to be nosy but... for what do you need that? Did you discover some check that requires a specific module version or something of the sort? No, I thought it did for a while, but then it became curiousity. It noticed an 0x05000010 on 5.00 M33-6 and 0x05050010 on 5.50 GEN on npsignin_plugin...

I think that's what I needed.

I thought it was readonly so to speak (Copy the structure over), and it couldn't be edited that way. I think I was wrong.

Hello everyone, it's me, again... I've been working with IO functions for a while, but this is the first time i have to use directory listing... After a lot of effort, I managed to get the function working, but it's returning an strange behavior... For testing proposes i've just implemented a count...

This would normally be a fairly easy thing to do (I already did it), however, I know vshbridge has its own loadmodule, and I'm presuming its own querymoduleinfo. Does anyone have any information about those vshbridge functions? If not, does anyone know how I can edit an already-loaded modules versio...

Are you sure the libusb drivers are installed?

int err; err = vlfGuiMessageDialog(resources_error, VLF_MD_TYPE_ERROR | VLF_MD_BUTTONS_NONE); if ((err = VLF_MD_BACK)) { sceKernelExitGame(); } [/code] once again, check your if statements Sorry, if you want me to use VLF_MD_BACK == lang But it don't works, and err = VLF_MD_BACK does, without any w...

well i dont mean to sound like im flipping off. i dont mean to send off a signal like that. for that i apologize. but if people would maybe treat me with a little more respect and possibly actually help me rather than tell what i should learn first. its kind of agrivating when im trying to figure s...

I know, you're thinking "What the fuck has NoEffex injested that made him think of such a name, and what would it be? God, he's dumb." Well. Me being annoyed as all else with the PSP's net, I decided to hook all of the Inet and any dependencies (Only one I know of so far is sceNetResolver,...

Thanks, I'm fairly certain that's exactly what I needed. They are exports and as such I can get their addresses via systemctrl, which is what his sample appears to do. Coldbird, if you're reading this, thanks. Alright, it appears to work, except for one thing. I'm assuming when it attempts to call t...

How would one go about hooking the net modules? It's easy with the kernel modules that are loaded at startup, but with the net modules I'm at a loss because they're loaded during runtime. Basically, what my code currently does is wait until the inet module is loaded and then hooks various syscalls, ...

Nice, if you tell me how it's done(The packaging) I could probably go out and provide you a 64-bit build and a BSD build when I get back from vacation in about a week.

I'm assuming this was done because most people don't know how to circumvent the gcc and such errors.

I actually did a double take on this thread. At first I was like "Oh, another USB request", then it occured to me the download link and such.


NICE. One word explains it all.

Your pc doesn't reboot every time a program ends, it needs to do some cleanup... the PSP does. If you want a "clean" exit, you have to code it yourself. If it's a plugin, you'd do int status; sceKernelStopUnloadSelfModule(0, NULL, &status, NULL); However, if it's an eboot, then you'd ...

You're right - I looked around a bit and Fedora doesn't have the old versions as options. SUSE seems to. Ubuntu definitely does. So that would certainly make it a pain in Fedora 10. Indeed, which is why my initial solution for fedora users, which is install the compat-gcc* packages seems to fix my ...

As mentioned in the Ubuntu 9.04 thread, it compiles fine with gcc 4.2. Just run "CC=gcc-4.2 ./toolchain.sh". This is entirely true, but with newer installations they don't include gcc 4.2 and don't include a way to install it, considering if you try to downgrade it goes dependency nazi on...

I've never been able to build it with a newer gcc, I've always had to install the compat 3.X. As mentioned in the Ubuntu 9.04 thread, it compiles fine with gcc 4.2. Just run "CC=gcc-4.2 ./toolchain.sh". This is entirely true, but with newer installations they don't include gcc 4.2 and don...

I've never been able to build it with a newer gcc, I've always had to install the compat 3.X.

Yes, you will brick, instantly.

No, you will not, as it doesn't directly modify flash0.

@ hnaves i just tried out your patch, maybe it doesn't work with the boot file i was trying to disassemble last July. well, i got an "Couldn't load elf file structures" error. well, maybe it only works with prx's but not elf files? anyway, i was away from the psp stuff for a while and did...

I use 64-bit OS's exclusively and it works fine for me. Actually seems to work better, speedwise.

Couldn't you do sudo passwd root and just superuser it?

All the documentation is in the pspsdk headers..It's one of the ones that are fully explained, pretty much.

Dariusc123456 wrote:How is that the problem? Do I need to make it less than the ram size?

Very much so.

I'm using fedora 10...Is your OS 64 or 32 bit? Does Fedora 10 64-bit work for psp development? I successfully compiled both toolchain and pspsdk in Fedora 10 64-bit after a few tweaks but I'd like to know before I start developing. Yes, I use it on a regular basis. The target is the same(32-bit mip...

Look at the script, it's all in there.

ok that worked and this is what i got but where is the eboot.pbp /usr/local/pspdev/psp/sdk/samples/ms/callback$ make all psp-gcc -I. -I/usr/local/pspdev/psp/sdk/include -O2 -G0 -Wall -D_PSP_FW_VERSION=150 -c -o main.o main.c psp-gcc -I. -I/usr/local/pspdev/psp/sdk/include -O2 -G0 -Wall -D_PSP_FW_VE...

I don't know then, I am not familiar with the names of the debian packages.

What you could just do is compile it via source under some other directory or name.

Copy the sources to a directory in your home and type

sudo chown -R YOURUSERNAME *