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It's still coming, I'm just taking my time to make sure it is professional and I don't want to announce too much yet before I have more of it complete.

but who wants to carry two boxes in his pocket with two sleeves, two sets of batteries, two chargers when traveling? It's no different than if you had to carry a PSP and a Pocket PC or Palm. Of course, this all after turning the screen upside down All infrared keyboards that I have seen have the in...

Yes, I have actually seen that before. But I doubt I could get up to 75 WPM on it like I can on a full keyboard, and I believe it would be the same for a lot of people.

I guess that answers my question, then! :p

Thanks

Note: This does not relate to the Laser Keyboard discussion a few topics down. I am wanting to write a decent PDA application for the PSP, but the only limitation I have at the moment is that data input would be quite difficult. Does anyone have both a PSP and an IR keyboard (such as the 'PalmOne Wi...

Thanks, I'm not too experienced with C.

I tried writing an app to access a file from the MS, but when I run the file, the PSP displays a black screen then turns off 10-20 seconds later. Here is the code: #include <pspdebug.h> #include <pspiofilemgr.h> PSP_MODULE_INFO&#40;"FileIOTest", 0, 1, 1&#41;; int main&#40;&...

Thanks, I updated via Subversion, and now everything compiles properly!

I am getting errors when compiling any of the PSPSDK samples. Here are some of the errors I am getting: usb/storage /usr/local/pspdev/psp/sdk/lib/libpspdebug.a(scr_printf.o): In function `clear_screen': /tmp/pspdev/pspsdk/sdk/debug/scr_printf.c:39: multiple definition of `PspInterruptNames' main.o:(...

When unpacking a PBP with the included Unpack-PBP tool, it outputs 'unknown.png' as 'uknown.png'. A small error, I know, but it is likely to trip people up.

I may write my own converter some time in the future, but for now, I prefer to just use an existing tool, and the http://www.psp.to/tools website has just what I want. Thanks to everyone who replied!

Hi, I have programmed for the GP32 and PC (and a little on the GBA) in the past, but I feel that the GP32 is a dying system, so I am moving to the PSP. My first project will be a PSP version of my GP32 Sudoku game. Sudoku is an insanely addictive puzzle game (go to http://www.sudoku.com if you want ...

If you have Windows XP, you can edit the ID3 tags in the file properties window.

You could also just use WinAmp or Windows Media Player to change them.

I was under the impression that it was as simple as changing the version number in the 1.5 updater to 1.53 for example, and then the PSP will flash the older 1.5 firmware over the newer firmware thinking it is updating.

It seems that you pronounce this as "Lu-Mines", but I thought it was pronounced like the first part of "Luminescent".

Can anyone confirm how this is pronounced?

I noticed that in the technical specs, it mentions 4 MB of DRAM. Is the other 32 MB Static RAM? If it is, you could just hook up an external power source to the RAM chip, wait until a point at which the decoded modules would be in RAM, then disconnect the chip, keeping the power lines attached. Drop...

Who says it's only a slave device anyway? Aren't the keyboard/etc meant to plug into the USB port? And even if it is only meant to be a slave device, there are ways of using it as a master device - GP32 was only meant to be a slave device, but with GP32 Linux, you can use it as a master device.

Are you saying the USB devices must communicate before the slave device receives power? Lots of USB powered devices (USB lamp, DS charge cable, etc) require nothing more than a power and ground cable connected to two wires on a USB plug to receive power.