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Yes you can format in XP using a cmd line utility. Search the boards for "mkdosfs" or go here http://l33t.spod.org/ratx/gp32/smcrecover

Ghostbusters on C64. Sooo many wasted hours.

You can't kill them, but they will run away and/or sulk if you don't look after them - yep they get mangy looking too if you don't bathe them! You can name one "Fucker", sure, but remember you're going to be the one shouting "Fucker" at the DS. I don't know about your wife, but mine seriously...

If you have a SMC that still works and are running XP/2000 download Squidges GPdrive and mkdosfs.exe ( search for a long thread about it on here ) then boot up your working SMC.. fire up gpdrive, insert a duff SMC and reformat the drive using mkdosfs.exe. It works - I've tested it..

The only thing that ever annoyed me about the gp32 was the clicking joystick, and the gpmanager application thing. Luckily you can get around the latter with a cardreader thank god.

Lots of people have confirmed it working fine, and have tested both downgrading to 1.5 then back upto 2.0 without issue.

I highly recommend "Encounter" very fast 3D game.

Anyone had a mail regarding the postage cock up yet? I didn't get charged for postage.. eager to remedy the situation ;)

I have a spare USB gp32 cable for sale / give away. 1 pound should cover it, UK only please. cheers

now sold

Its now on Ebay with a buy it now of 75 quid http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie...item=8221186501

Well I didn't think I'd do this, but the more I think about it I can't see any reason why not... I'm sure you've read the countless threads about gp32 vs GPX2 vs PSP vs homebrew wah wah wah. Truth of the matter is I can't really justify keeping the GP32 any longer... so... For sale: 1 x...

Have you tried reformatting it? sounds like the filesystem has become corrupt. You can reformat it using the gpmanager app or mkdosfs.exe ( search here for it ) in XP.

Some people eg Ryleh and Squidge ( according to posts on these boards ) have test units but I guess they're probally not allowed to say much anyway due to NDA.

The UMD emulator out there for the PSP allows you to emulate and create your own custom firmware. So in theory once a new firmware with API calls is out and has been dumped etc you could add the new stuff to your emulated firmware. Obviously this is still at the theoretical stage since nobody...

Yep you can. I have SD cards with ext3 and fat32 filesystems on different partitions.

The "Leaked" screenshots gave that much away Squidge! ;)

Cool. What about loadable modules? ;)

I imagine it is within the realms of possibility if a module can be used to support it under the native linux shipped on the unit... anyone know if the kernel has module support? or is everything hardcoded in to the kernel? The PSP FS is fat. ( did you know you can change the block size on...

Wow thats excellent news and reassuring for us early adopters who ordered it last night!