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Ah cool that people are finding this useful (still) but there is a slightly easier / quicker / less wear on the SMC way to recover in XP with a card reader.... I've updated the smcrecover page with the details. I keep meaning to write a better page / thing about it but then I keep meaning to fix...

If you're happy using the command line you could try "mkdosfs.exe" have a read through this thread http://www.gp32x.de/board/index.php?showtopic=19139

Well its broken in Firefox and previously was 100% valid. I'd have to agree with the poster and suggest this is "broken" ;)

Lol yes vimacs. Nope ifs broken alright looks like a script is not escaping something in "<title>Developing Environment On Windows XP, devkitARM & Mr. Mirko\'s SDK</title>" only see 1 valid entry ( for devkitARM obviously ;) )

You realise you have to make the GPMM etc folders after formatting the filesystem right? mkdosfs should work... however if you really want to use smcrecover edit the go.bat or whatever its called ( right click select edit ) and change one of the letters to N - should be straightforward

This thread will help explain how to make a file system for the GP SMC under XP http://www.gp32x.de/board/index.php?showtopic=19139 Or you could try as a last resort http://l33t.spod.org/ratx/gp32/smcrecover/ cheers

Well in this instance I can confirm along with Squidge that you do have to pay Duty/VAT despite GBAX proudly proclaiming ( still to this day "Our prices are ALL INCLUSIVE - the price you see is the price you pay. ) Hmm but according to DHL this makes GBAX or whoever they actually "resell" liable...

I just block all the adds with firefox and don't get any slowdown or pop ups... bast you still running windows 98 ? that could be the problem you know ;)

No it will work fine. Just ensure you set up your PSP to use a static IP rather than DHCP. You need to set up the wireless connection in the setup bit on the PSP menu then add a "Host" in pvnc, doesn't matter if its wired or unwired...

You mean PC link drivers won't install or something? have you tried gpdrive ? I imagine/hope that will work... and/or of course get a card reader...

is there a way to play on network with the psp to computer cable? > maybe in the future with the usb cable but don't hold your breath... also is ridgeracer a network compatible game, because i want to play online! biggrin.gif > only via xlink kai... also is there a web browser on the psp...

I haven't bothered with screen protectors, can't see myself using the PSP anywhere but inside/ideal conditions. I got a very cheap and nasty "JOYTEC" semi rigid case, for about a fiver, has room to store memory card / umds etc feels rugged and secure enough.

Yes you should be able to get away with just buying one card if you're happy you'll be able to set your PC up as an Access point. If you're talking about "tunneling" to play "LAN" style games via wireless and the internet I highly recommend you have a read through this thread on the xlink...

MS didn't invent the protocol just added bits to it. There is a unix client and source http://www.rdesktop.org/ I use it all the time :) I wouldn't be suprised if someone does look to porting it as its a lot more usable than VNC on windows.

Yep I've tried it and it works reasonably well for a first beta. Its not really good enough to actually properly control anything yet.. but there is a certain degree of fun in moving stuff around really slowly. Looking forward to a PSP TS / Rdesktop client and of course PSPssh ;)

You need a wlan card ( not a router ) with the correct chipset.. have a look at the links Squidge posted, you should find a matrix of supported cards somewhere. Nope, flashing the FW has no affect on the ability to run DS or GBA games. Also you don't _need_ a flash cart to run DS stuff, if you...

I haven't tested it yet but I heard it has no sound. least according to GF at emuholic... Also posts on this thread confirm it has no sound http://www.emuboards.com/invision/index.php?showtopic=22918 Apart from one from Flubba this morning which suggests some sound has been added?? I'll try...

Dear world. Please can I have the moon on a stick. Love ratx. ;) Its certainly possible that there will be running emus of each but I doubt for eg Amiga or N64 will ever approach full speed.

This "UMD RUN" is a supposed method of bypassing the firmware revision checks. However I have not yet seen/readbout anyone with a 1.0/1.5 who has sucessfully booted anything requiring > 1.51

There is a a thread on psphacker detailing a method to possibly bypass forced upgrades by using a utility running from the MS to boot a bin file from the UMD directly. Apparently the required firmware is detailed in the SFO and this manages to bypass it. As yet I've not seen any verification...