> > > Sony's only upgraded the firmware 3 or more times to prevent unauthorized
> code
> > > from running on the PSP, do you think they'd tolerate software devs that'd
> > > support making unauthorized programs for their hardware? How the heck do you
> > > think they make money? CLUE: On games developed for it! Do you really think
> > > they'd tolerate software that'd get in the way of their profits?
> > >
> >
> > Well, I was wondering how finaldave would go about getting dgen to work on
> PSP.
> > I know *exactly* how consoles manufacturers work and how they make money,
> thank
> > you.
> > I mentioned 'Public Domain devkit', by which I really meant *any* way to
> create
> > homebrew stuff on it. I was not suggesting a sony authorized devkit for free.
>
> There has been a legal GCC package with good library support thus far, the
> forums at pspdev.org are filled with info.
>

It wasn't me who ported DGen, I've only just downgraded my PSP, twas someone else! I would have ported PicoDrive anyway, DGen 1.21 is shite, full of VDP bugs

follow this:
http://wiki.ps2dev.org/psp:programming_faq

It takes a while but I'm up and running and I got a Hello World tonight


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