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Works for me.

Or simply build it under Ubuntu:
http://gshi.org/vb/threads/3158-PS2DEV-Ubuntu

It's scr_clear(), see http://bitbucket.org/misfire/ps2sdk/src ... de/debug.h

Less complicated: do not touch syscall function names (or directly related functions), especially when they've been around for years.

You could also use Mercurial to commit locally and create patches: https://bitbucket.org/misfire/ps2sdk/

I don't really understand why people commit patches to the SDK without actually testing if it breaks anything.

Yes, you actually broke the SDK. :) Here's what I get when compiling r1642: make[3]: Leaving directory `/tmp/ps2sdk/iop/debug/iopdebug' make -C iop_sbusdbg make[3]: Entering directory `/tmp/ps2sdk/iop/debug/iop_sbusdbg' iop-gcc -miop -O2 -G0 -I/usr/loc...

So, could anybody commit it?

This patch by jimmikaelkael fixes the initialization of exp_lib_list in slib_get_exp_lib().

ps2sdk-sbv-fix-slib_get_exp_lib.patch

And this project is doing the same thing over Ethernet:
http://bitbucket.org/misfire/artemis/

The current ERL library fails to relocate global common symbols (placed in the
COMMON and .scommon sections). With this patch, the linker is told to assign
space to common symbols, thereby moving them to the .bss section.

ps2sdk-erl-fix-common.patch

I'm using a crossover cable. It blinks green on the PC end when ps2link starts up.

Yes, my model is newer.

I've got no problem using ps2link and ps2client (on Ubuntu).

Here's a compiled version of ps2link: ps2link-1.52-bin.tar.gz

FYI, I've got the model SCPH-90004 and network works fine. No problem with SMAP.

Also, you won't be able to simply replace the module. Sony's smap.irx has other dependencies and (IIRC) doesn't provide the same functionality.

This patch eliminates the only dependency from libpatches to libc, so libpatches.erl only depends on libkernel.erl.

ps2sdk-sbv-no-libc.patch.gz

But if gcc stops after making those files, then this implies that I will never get them assembled in that session, and thus won't get to see the warning messages. Take a look at the standard build rules for EE binaries: http://bitbucket.org/misfire/ps2sdk/src/tip/samples/Makefile.eeglobal_sample#cl...

Exactly. That was one of the reasons I considered the mirror in the first place.

Sorry, I fixed the link. But I doubt that most developers want to commit in two different directions, as would be required for properly updating a project in both these repositories. Alright. But just assume you're working on a really cool new feature for the SDK including a lot of changes, and you ...

I guess you completely miss the point/benefits of distributed version control systems like Mercurial or Git. Probably because you've never used one yourself... I recommend reading the chapter The forking non-problem from http://hgbook.red-bean.com/read/how-did-we-get-here.html It has been suggested ...

As I said, it's only a mirror, not a fork. Except for the .hgignore file, I'll not push any changes to it which are not part of the "official" repository. However, people can clone the Mercurial repository and commit changes to their local copy. When they feel they've created something wor...

FYI, I set up a mirror of the PS2SDK sources at https://bitbucket.org/misfire/ps2sdk/ which uses Mercurial instead of SVN. Feel free to clone the repository and commit changes to your local copy as you please: $ hg clone https://bitbucket.org/misfire/ps2sdk/ This is in particular useful when you don...

FYI, romdirfs now has its own online repository: http://bitbucket.org/misfire/romdirfs/

Here is my new version: romdirfs-1.1.tar.gz 1.1 (Aug 25 2009) - Read whole input file into memory rather than reading each module's data. - Define -DUSE_MMAP to map the input file into memory with mmap(). - Add EXTINFO information to romfile_t struct. Unfortunately, i...

Ah, cool. :) I updated romdirfs too and added some EXTINFO (read) support. Originally, I also thought about write support but I've actually never felt the need for it. Although I don't know if things like EXTINFO, file order etc. actually matter to the IOP image loader, I guess that proper write sup...

This patch eliminates the only dependency from libkernel to libc making libkernel.erl actually independent.

kernel-strcat-depend.patch.gz

Cool, the first user. :)

Thank you for pointing this out. If I understood it correctly, it is still not possible to take portions of the PS2SDK source code, improve it, and directly include it into GPL-licensed software? Because then, it would be part of the "Major Component". From GPLv3: The "System Librarie...

Hi, I'm currently working on a PS2 project which is licensed under the GPL. Apart from the philosophical reasons, the ELF is statically linked to two LGPL libraries leaving me no other choice. According to this list , GPL is incompatible with AFL which is the license used by the PS2SDK. I don't know...

Here's romdirfs - my first attempt at writing a userspace filesystem. From the README: ---===========--- About romdirfs ---==============--- romdirfs was mainly developed because I was interested in the technology behind FUSE (Filesystem in Userspace) and wanted to implement a simple...

Use the prebuilt PS2SDK provided here for Windows dev and take a look at the samples.