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matine salim
Beating Sony to it, the homebrew devs have released a web browser for the PSP. There are now several ways to browse the internet using the PSP. There are actually a few browsers out right now, but you'll have to search for them. The one that I know of is a browser for 2ch.net a japanese site. By default the browser goes to their website, but with some clever hex editing there should be a way to set your homepage to anything you want.Download the PSP web browser for your PSP 1.0 or 1.5 here: 2ch Stand Alone Browser for the ...
lundi 25 juillet 2005
samedi 23 juillet 2005
Lua - Game Scripting for the PSP
I've been spending some time understanding how to program in the programming language Lua. There is some soure code on PSPDev from skippy which provides a shell for people to program games for the PSP. Instead of needing to compile the entre PSP toolchain, all you need to do is edit a text file. Modify the script, drop it on to your PSP and you've got a game.It's something like this that sony should pick up sign with their key and put on a UMD with a nice graphics library. Then they give the ability to allow people to create their own games allowing homebrew to thrive without feeding into the piracy of their commercial games.I'm looking forward to the PC player and the next release of Lua with GU lib. I have not ran into any major bugs, but it was difficult to understand some of the syntax....
lundi 11 juillet 2005
Lots of new PSP I/O
Recently all new ways of getting input and output from the PSP have been popping up. It is great how there will be so many options for the PSP interfacing with other devices in the world.Some of the latest cool things happening in PSP I/O:Control Sony devices using the SIRCS protocolPSP to PSP IRDA file transfer programsWiFi code that connects to web services to get weathera pVNC client to give remote desktop access from your PSPUsing the PSP headphone jack as a serial port -lin...
dimanche 10 juillet 2005
A Deeper Look into BOOT.BIN
A PSP ASM Dumper program has been released which will let you look into a BOOT.BIN file for function names and to get other information on how the program operates. This, I'm sure, will be very helpful to the PSP programming gurus. I discovered some new function names I want to try.http://www.pspupdates.com/2005/07/psp-asm-dumper-v1001.htmlI could not find any forum links to this, and the article on pspupdates.com only has one comment. Anyone care to explain what is going on with the data that comes out of this program? What can I do with this assembly code besides get function names?Here is what the output looks like: 128: 2484f5cc addiu a0,a0,-2612 (string param = "CheckExitGame" ) 12c: 24a500d0 addiu a1,a1,208 130: afbf0020 sw ra,32(sp) 134: 0c07fb33...
vendredi 8 juillet 2005
PSP WiFi Multi Test Code
Lately I have not wanted to post anything here because there has not been much going on. There are new emulators released every day, and the pspsdk keeps growing with new samples, which is great!... But most of what i've been reading on the other psp sites is a bunch of drama over who came first and bad people who abuse the 'scene'.This site is not about adding to the drama, only being informative and a good source of news for the PSP. With that said, I am proud to announce the release of PSPPet's WiFi Multi Test Code 002.It still has a few issues, but it should make it much easier to implement the PSP WiFi code in any application. This version not only allows you to type text to your PSP, but has several other tests as well. Here are the new features: * Picker for net conguration (DHCP...
