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Ok, so here's what I've done.. I added "GetSyscall", which simply calls GetSyscallHandler and returns the result. In addition, I've added the attribute "deprecated" to the prototype for "GetSyscall" in kernel.h. This will result in a warning when compiling code that use...

Thanks, man. :) I'll try bugging Oobles for the rest!

Not directly dev-related but some good tools/info for Action Replay including Caetla ROMs: http://psone.psx-scene.com/

yoshi: No, this is for the pl-2301/pl-2302 USB 1.1 "host to host" bridge cables like those supported by Naplink. I actually wrote a very elaborate IOP driver for those cables a couple years ago but never used it in any project due to the fact that I was running Windows XP at the time and h...

Thanks for the confirmations guys.

dlanor: Perhaps an "inline" function with the old name that just calls the new GetSyscallHandler is in order. Personally I think it makes more sense to simply update the projects in question.

I've also checked in "lwip 1.3.1" and a fork of "tcpip" which uses it. I haven't had a chance to actually test it out though so if anyone can, that'd be cool. :)

Just a quick note: I've cleaned up the makefiles/directories for "sbus" and "iop_sbusdbg" to bring them more in line with the rest of PS2SDK.

Submitted. Thanks again. :D

Can we get a "PS1 Development" sub-forum created? Believe it or not, there actually *is* still a community out there and it'd be nice to bring them in under our wing. On a related note, could we get a "PS1" repository created on the SVN? I created a PS1SDK some time back and woul...

Well, after being idle for a couple years I've become semi-active again, as the recent breaks in PS2SDK can prove. ;) In addition to committing various changes to the SDK, I've been working on a new project called "PSLINK"(pronounced "slink"). I've been toying with the idea of a ...

sorry guys, tried to avoid breaking things where possible. To answer your question misfire, I've been working on stuff privately(along with the public stuff I've done) for many years now and promising to release various things for most of that time. Some of these things weren't released because they...

So far I've added: - Another EE debug library. Yes, we already have at least one of those in SVN. - An IOP debug library. - A SBUS library for both EE and IOP. - An IOP SBUS debug library(uses IOP debug library and IOP sbus library to communicate with EE in order to debug IOP). This also contains a ...

I'm in the process of adding a number of my changes to the ps2dev SVN. These are things that I've done over the last few years that I'm finally releasing. If I end up breaking something as a result, drop me a line and I'll fix it. ;)

It's 32-bit. Yeah, that's an example of the kind of bug I was talking about. Rarely does one need to work with 128-bit values but if ya do... I know others have mentioned making an "emulator framework" in the past. You'd be the first to actually do it. ;) Using ERL should make things a bit...

If you want to stop GCC from deleting temporary source files try adding "-save-temps" to your CFLAGS. In order to make GAS output a literal DIV/DIVU instruction instead of expanding it into a multi-instruction macro, you need to specify $0("zero") for the "destination" ...

Ok, first I just want to confirm what dlanor has said about PS1/PS2 modes and cards. For all practical purposes, you cannot access PS2 cards in PS1 mode. I wouldn't waste any time on that. But on to your other question, the swap trick should work for PS1 homebrew if it works for copies. I do know, h...

The changes I made allowed me to build the toolchain with gcc 4.3.3, binutils 2.19.1 on Ubuntu 9.04. I haven't tested it very much though so who knows what kind of funky codegen bugs might pop up. ps2sdk did compile fine though so maybe it works.. ;) I pretty much hate GCC and friends. The theory of...

I've never been one to consider the potential for piracy as a reason limit my own hacking. PC games continue to sell regardless of the fact that the PC is not a "secure" platform. You can download pre-cracked games for PC from any number of places on the net and run them without a hitch ye...

I've applied the same fix to the PS2 toolchain scripts since they had the same problem.

ok, it's going to be a while before I have more time to work on this..

fyi, I believe you can add SIOMAN and MCMAN to the EXTRA.CNF file for ps2link to have it load them automatically. I've never done this, myself.

actually, I'm pretty sure the mass problem is directly related to this.

sure enough, I should have thought about that. I emailed another iomanX. I still need to add iomanX->ioman stat conversion so legacy ioman dreads can be used on iomanX devices but this should resolve your dread issues.

I wonder if the whole thing isn't related to redirecting ioman dread to iomanX dread. I'll have a look at the code later today, perhaps I'll need to make a legacy_dread function for ioman dread. Let me explain briefly what I mean in regard to the hacks. ps2ftpd, ps2netfs, devfs and any others which ...

As I've said before, ps2ftpd uses hacks to get the device list. I've committed a modified version of ps2ftpd which does a more intelligent method of getting the device list which should work with all versions of iomanX or simple ioman.

dlanor: please check your email, I sent you a new iomanX.irx to try.

well, I don't think that would be appropriate. the fioXXX functions are RPC client functions for the rom0:FILEIO RPC server. It makes sense that people may want to not include iomanx.irx, filexio.irx, link with fileXio_rpc.a, etc in their program and just use the crappy fioXXX RPC stuff. I do think ...

ok, I think I see where this is going now. I'm not exactly sure of the cause but I have some ideas to try out, will see what I can dig up this weekend. is there any reason you use both? There should be no reason to use the fioXXX functions at all, regardless of the device. iomanX is designed to be a...

do you use fileXio_rpc or the fioXXX functions?

yeah, I added the FULL_IOMAN define for this exact reason. However I don't consider the issue resolved yet, myself. ;)

I'll try to come up with some possible causes and solutions, if I think of anything I'll post again in this thread to let you know.

awesome, it works! Patched and committed to SVN, thanks! :D