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Yes its worked as in the other Karts actually move in y14+15

GTA is out on the 1st of Sept in US/JAP dunno what the UK release date is but the launch games are the same as US/JAP - ridge racer / wipeout etc etc. Probally need a 1.51 or 1.52 firmware anyway ;)

Well its out, thankfully doesn't touch the flash, just have to patch the executables. Cool. My mirror here: http://l33t.spod.org/ratx/PSP/kxploit_1.5_psp-dev.rar

I am assuming you're in the UK in which case all you need is a "figure of 8" mains lead - google for that but you've probally already got some laying around the house, they're commonly used in electrical components; hifi's etc etc. Personally I'd get a USB charger / data lead combo - transfer...

I hope not, not too keen on trusting someone writing to flash/eeprom as yet. Still they have managed to time it well... my 2nd memory card should arrive tommorow ;P

How is making 8 bit style games the same as making games about you? are you only 8 bit?

If you have some combination of wifime / passme / gbaflash cart / flashme you can play the demo... download it from http://www.akkit.org/DS/E3/ ? it is quite good fun but out of those demos personally I prefer guru guru nagetto ;)

Squidge explains it earlier on in the thread, yes the SMC has 528 byte blocks at the hardware layer, the FAT filesystem is another "layer" above that; at which you can choose, within reason, your block size. So when making the file system the mkdosfs.exe utility it has to calculate the number of...

the latest JAP firmware is now 1.52 http://psp.ign.com/articles/623/623535p1.html

er................................................. Well I was considering attending myself going from Leeds sort of area. Possibly driving if anyone wants a lift... don't know until the date is confirmed....

Yeah the point is it shows how much your SMC is under utilised with the current block size for FAT 16/12 etc the entire web page is about fat32 so its no wonder he/she states that.

Just found this page with some interesting FAT info and a tool that will test how "space optimised" your SMC is... http://www.project9.com/fat32/#l

I think he is refering to this version. Also why don't you post your bugs over at rylehs forum http://www.retrodev.info ? - make it easier for all the bug posters and beta testers...

hmm not sure if that is possible.... if you don't have linux you could try cygwin, there are packages on the rtems FTP for that. Cygwin also has CVS although you could use any CVS tool for windows. If you're interested here is a link to my build of rtems for gp32 - containing the example gxbs...

New Style looks better to me ;)

I belive its all due to them sharing the same buffering code by the Robster...

UMD dumps have already been done and are all over the internet.

it may be worth your while trying my SMCrecover thing which might be able to get over the windows hanging no format problem http://l33t.spod.org/ratx/gp32/smcrecover/ Or you might have more luck formatting with "mkdosfs.exe" detailed in this thread...

0.7 - very small bug fix http://l33t.spod.org/ratx/gp32/fxegui/

It was a pretty varied mixture, mainly files in the range of 8-10k but with a few 100-200k cheers