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There isnt a way to do that.

And MCs dont have volume names.

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The rest of it is in the svn repository on this site. http://svn.ps2dev.org/listing.php?repna ... rev=0&sc=0

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Source is on the website http://radad.110mb.com/software/ps2/radmenu.html

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As far as I am concerned its finished. I dont plan on any more features.

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RadShell 0.6 released. New features:
Improved 'stat' output
Fixed an issue with 'del' return values
Added the 'sleep' command
Added the 'store' command
Added environment variables
Added NULL output redirection
Initial rsh is dependent on the elf name

radad

Thats right, include gskit and dmakit on your link line.

I usually use this:

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EE_INCS += -I$&#40;GSKIT&#41;/include
EE_LDFLAGS += -L$&#40;GSKIT&#41;/lib
EE_LIBS += -lgskit -ldmakit

radad

It looks like gsKit is installed correctly now.

So now you are trying to compile something else. You need to have the installed gsKit location included on its compile line.

radad

Well, again, looking at /home/craig/Desktop/gsKit-0.2/Makefile.pref line 16 is this: include $(PS2SDK)/Defs.make So it looks like you dont have PS2SDK defined. You should be able to build ok without using sudo but it is needed to do the install. I am not quite sure of the sematics of...

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Where did this directory come from: /home/craig/.local/share/Trash/files/gsKit-0.2 Thats not where you invoked the make from. Also the `pwd` wasnt expanded initially but was later. What shell are you using? Then later in `/home/craig/.local/share/Trash/files/gsKit-0.2/ee/gs/src' you get this error: ...

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By using the information in the error you posted look at Makefile.global line 12 and you see this: include $(GSKITSRC)/ee/Rules.make So it looks like GSKITSRC isnt defined. GSKITSRC is defined in the Makefile in the main gsKit folder like this: ifeq (x$(GSKITSRC&#...

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gsKit builds fine for me but I did just fix something in the makefile. PS2DEV was been set to '~/ps2dev' and the '~' wasnt working properly so I changed it to '$HOME/ps2dev'. Also I changed so it didnt reset PS2DEV if it was already set. This looks wrong: export GSKITSRC=$PS2DEV/gsKit GSKITSRC shoul...

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Commited rev. 1522.

I noticed you included C_FLAGS on the link line for C projects and CXX_FLAGS and the link line for CXX projects but what if you have both C and CXX in one project?

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Isnt the '-c' option necessary to stop it attempting to link? In ee/rpc/audsrv/sample/Makefile you have removed the link flags, they should probably be included as well. Actually can this makefile be changed to use the standard sample makefile include to keep things consistent? Looking through the g...

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smap should only need dev9 and ps2ip. Emulators cant be fully trusted, best wait till you can test on real hardware.

Since it's declared, its value is equal to zero ;-)

Thats not true. C doesnt initialise variables implicitly. You have to be explicit.

radad

If you have a look in iop/dev9/dev9/src/imports.lst you can find out its dependencies:

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dmacman
intrman
loadcore
poweroff
stdio
thbase
thsemap

poweroff should be the only one you need to load, the rest are loaded as standard.

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You should check the return from SifExecModuleBuffer (I am not talking about the last parameter). A value of -200 means there is a dependency error and the module wasnt loaded. IOMANX is the iop side of the rpc functions for file access. On the ee side its the fileXio* functions defined in ee/rpc/fi...

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That fixes it, thanks. I have checked it in. Give oobles a bit of time, he doesnt check very often. On a slightly different topic. Anybody know why this section exists in iop/Rules.make ifeq ($(IOP_CC_VERSION),3.2.2) CFLAGS_TARGET = -fno-builtin ASFLAGS_TARGET = -marc...

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'Alpha' is a kind of computer not a release stage. They dont make them anymore though. Early NT supported about half a dozen different computers. We had an Window NT on Alpha at work for a while. It could even run x86 executables using just-in-time compilation technology called Fx32. And like J.F. s...

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try sending a pm to oobles

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This has broken cpp builds for me. I get this error: C:/Devel/ps2/ps2msys/msys/local/ps2dev/ps2sdk/ee/startup/crt0.o(.text+0xd4): In function `_start': src/crt0.s:123: undefined reference to `_init' C:/Devel/ps2/ps2msys/msys/local/ps2de...

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commited to svn rev 1508 - 1511.

ragnarok2040: youve gotta get your own write access

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committed rev 1508

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So what do you get from this program: #define _LARGEFILE64_SOURCE #include <stdio.h> #include <fcntl.h> #include <sys/types.h> #include <unistd.h> //typedef long long off64_t; int main() { off64_t o = (long long)(unsigned long) -1; printf&...

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You cant just use %d or %lld, you have to match the right one with the right type of the variable you are trying to print. Your results above show the casting is happening as expected. So there is no difference between (signed int) and (int) - as it should be. off64_t is a 'long long' isnt it? What ...

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I didnt notice this before but it looks like someone deliberately broke negative seeks:

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  // The request below is modified as suggested by EEUG to allow
  // large offsets up to &#40;2**32-1&#41; in size

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Thats ok I would like to get this correct also. What do you get on your pc from this: #include <stdio.h> int main() { printf("%lld\n", (long long)(long) -1); printf("%lld\n", (long long&#...

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Actually ntohl is: unsigned long ntohl(unsigned long netlong); so casting from 'unsigned long' to 'unsigned int' isn't actually doing anything. But then it implicitly casts from 'unsigned long' to 'off64_t'. Because you are casting into a larger bit field integer you will lose the ne...

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lseek is pretty standard amongst different OS implementations. They should all accept a negative seek. My guess would be that its got something to do with unsigned casting. It really should be signed at all points along the chain. Here you cast it to unsigned: off64_t real_offset = (unsigned...

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I dont know then. Do you get any warnings or errors from the compilation? Do the regression tests in libc work (again they wont until you get the new crt0.s)? This is probably going to be too hard for me to work out whats wrong remotely you will need to look further into this yourself.

radad

You need to call it too:

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void _ps2sdk_time_init&#40;void&#41;;
....

int main&#40;int argc, char *argv&#91;&#93;&#41;
&#123;
   _ps2sdk_time_init&#40;&#41;;
   SifInitRpc&#40;0&#41;;
....

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