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My psp has been stolen during my trip to my parent's house, so I can't work on this project anymore... I might continue it if I buy a new psp when I'll be at Singapore in August.

thanks for the link.

usb_request is called when a USB descriptor request is sent to the USB driver which the bus driver itself cannot satisfy. So from my results it seems that the bus driver might be able to satisfy the HID descriptor request by itself. throw debug output to SIO when the callbacks are hit, perhaps the ...

means that you have fix your problems and you have released a runable version of an HID-Simulation? The last problem I'm talking about was a silly error on my linux and doesn't really concern this project. (that's why I removed It) My current "runable version" doesn't work yet because of ...

Hello, I'm finally back on this project since I have some time to spend on it. To let you know what is done so far, you'll see what the program "lsusb" tells me. Here are the current results for the psp: [elynx@abo-126-43-69 sbin]$ ./lsusb -v -s 3:3 Bus 003 Device 0...

I've modified usbhostfs so that windows detect the psp as a hid device and it does works but i didn't manage yet to setup completly the hid driver...
what is strange is the fact that usb_request isn't called at all during the setup!

thank you very much for your help!
Now i'm going to try out extrapolating as you said;
I'll come back when i figure out more on the unkown callback functions...

Thanks for the links but i already have many examples & documents on the subject. In particuliar, i have the source code of a project that does exactly what i want to do but for another handheld (GP32 :))... I have a clear idea on how to achieve my goal, but unfortunatly, it's seems that it's to...

exactly.

I'd like to help at figuring out the usb port but i've never done reverse-enginering before...

i've already read this subject but his author uses a different manner to transform his psp as a gamepad. With his manner a psp user need: -a wifi access point (to communicate with the pc, the psp must pass through the whole internet protocol) -a software (PPjoy) that create a virtual gamepad (which ...

Hello everyone, My goal is to create a driver for the psp which will let any computer believe it is a HID gamepad. If i achieve this goal, it would be useful for several reasons: -I dont have any game controller for my computer and even if the psp isn't as great as a real joystick, i think that it's...