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<slaps self for something he shoulda been able to find out before>

Rather dumb question deleted - absolutely sweet.

A guess, does "sceIoOpen("ms0:/file2.txt", O_WRONLY | O_CREAT, 0777)" improve anything?

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"I know 0x4400 is a Hex_nember,but how could the Hello World's maker get this number? " If one screen = 272 scanlines with 512 pixels per scanline with 2 bytes per pixel, one screen = 272*512*2=278528. 278528 in hex equals 0x44000. So if you have double buffering (drawing to a nonvisible s...

Why test for -1 with the open?

There are many error codes possible I think, so I would at least test for < 0 and see if it still gets to the printf.

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Wow, are you in for a ride :o)

I'd start by exploring http://www.gamedev.net

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No, it's to reflash a devkit....which differs from a retail PSP. Besides that you'd need a Sony approved concept, and give Sony the idea that you can complete that concept in a way it won't hurt the image of the PSP experience, before you get the hardware, which is not included with the SDK, and bot...

Wow, you waited a full 10 minutes before bumping, I hope you didn't have to spend all that time researching.

As for help...try the following forum:
http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewforum.php?f=14

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There is however still no way to know whether UMD movie region coding will follow DVD region coding.
After all it's just a territory identifier to control the market, and they can decide on whatever regio coding they want for the PSP.

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"the error codes wouldnt be considered illegal because they are more reference knowledge... It would be the same way as if you tested different things to learn how the errors work..." They were obtained illegally, and reverse engineering the meaning of some error codes is nearly impossible...

Yeah, but as long as there's no Euro box, who's to say there won't be a 3 on it?

Speculation really won't help OP.

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You could have looked one post below yours :o\

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But also incredibly funny! :op

It took over 4 hours on my p4 2.6.
It was basically the connection I had though, restarting and selecting another server worked wonders...I selected the full install and it had quite some downloading to do.

Crap, the horrible part is you're right,,and I'm not sure why I have always walked around thinking they were the same....

....Which kinda blows given that I coded mips assembly as a job.

I obviously never coded for the GBA.

:o\

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"Just bypass cygwin altogether and install linux :)" Or just install cygwin, install the devkit, copy the cygwin dll's to your windows directory and the devkit then behaves like any other DOS app and you can use your favourite (well....) windows/dos editors and forget about *nix althogethe...

Yoshihiro, did you actually test this from MS?

I've had more luck loading executable code from UMD (that's to say, without it returning an error code) than from MS.

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Bit offtopic but: "Try to emulate the ARM cpu at 16.7 Mhz on a PSP ?(GBA.. GBA.. GBA...) Even with a good JIT its a challenge also. " I think the challenge wouldn't be to emulate it, but to detect what areas of code can be run as is, after all you're emulating on a similar architecture (pr...

I only see them talk about running homebrew on 1.5?

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Great, when are you starting?

(wrong forum)

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I think you forget one thing. The people that were serious about dev-ing made sure to get a 1.0 so couldn't care less about 1.5 being 'cracked'.

In fact, they might even regret it got cracked as it moved a whole new breed of coders in here....the ones asking what C is.

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Hmmm, apart from redundant threads being locked (thank God, that way the people that are really trying to get something working will actually explore past page 1), I really can't believe that someone complains about the news about 1.5 not being updated for a whole whopping day. It's not like you die...

Ah yes, my bad, I had forgotten that had to be public as it was GNU.

Apologies and thanks for the clarification, I just wanted the OP to be aware of possible dangerous behavior.

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As far as I'm aware there are specific Allegrex opcodes that are not available publicly?

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Not sure how you can add full allegrex support and spread it without it being illegal.

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If you know the object file format it's fairly easy to write your own disassembler. It's a bit of a crappy job, but pretty straightforward.

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Then the fs must hold 24 elements per 1024 elements managed?

The calculation has held up (accurately) for all my harddisks till now.

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I'm surprised it says 980m available actually and not 976. Storage space is (deceptively) indeed calculated with a meg being 1000x1000 bytes. At least they do so for HD's so I assume MS to be the same. So a 32mb stick is 32.000.000 bytes which gives (divided by 1024x1024)=30.51 Mb. Likewise 512 mb s...

"If you believe Sony would be stupid enough to use the same key for both executables and savegames then you must be slightly mad ;) "

Maybe not same key, but it might tell more about the encryption in general?

I must admit I have no knowledge whatsoever about encryption.

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"Now you can imagine that the likelyhood Sony would have also added an encrypt facility as well to be pretty low (though never say never). "

Savegames?

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