guys i think i ca fix my dtp but can any 1 help me i already have linux i just needhelp doing all of this 1. Boot dstdb, dspcons, and dsxfilesv in the Hardware Tool. Boot dsxfilesv in the /usr/local/psp/devkit/flash/ directory so that the kernel update file psp_XXX.arc in devkit/flash can be referred to (for example, prompt>> dsxfilesv -i -sc -d XX.XX.XX.XX). 2. Execute the following commands on dstdb. When the message "*** No Connect" appears on start-up of dstdb, hit the "Enter" key. The same message may appear on start-up of dstdb after rebooting the Hardware Tool. dstdb > bloadp /usr/local/psp/devkit/flash/dformati.bin dstdb > reset The progress will be shown in text (.) on dspcons. When the message "Finish Physical Format" appears, the process is finished. (Note) "Physical Formatting (0.8.0 - version)" message will be displayed. Since the version shown in this message is that for the format style, this message is normal. 3. Execute the following commands on dstdb. dstdb > bloadp /usr/local/psp/devkit/flash/formati.bin dstdb > reset The progress will be shown in text (.) on dspcons. When the message "Finish Logical Format" appears, the process is finished. 4. Execute the following commands on dstdb. dstdb > bloadp /usr/local/psp/devkit/flash/writei_sys.bin dstdb > reset The progress will be shown in text (#) on dspcons. When the message "Finish Flash Write" appears, the process is finished. (Note1) Boot dsxfilesv with /usr/local/psp/devkit/flash. (Note2) Please allow 5 to 10 minutes for the process to be finished. 5. To check if the PSP system has been updated properly, execute the following commands on dstdb. dstdb > bloadp /usr/local/psp/devkit/bin/kbooti.bin dstdb > reset If the message "Loading all modules ... Ready" appears on dspcons, the system is properly booted. 6. For initializing the setting files, go through with the following 2 steps. 6-1. Execute devkit/kmodule/rinit.prx. devkit/kmodule/rinit.prx. dstdb > bloadp /usr/local/psp/devkit/bin/kbooti.bin dstdb > reset dstdb > mstart /usr/local/psp/devkit/kmodule/rinit.prx The progress will be shown in text (.) on dspcons. When the message "done." appears on dspcons, the process is completed. (Note) mstart should not be run before the message "Loading all modules ... Ready" appears on dspcons. 6-2. Start the PSP system software. dstdb > bloadp /usr/local/psp/devkit/bin/kbooti.bin dstdb > reset 20000000 When it starts, a message for initialization of language setting etc. appears. Please set them appropriately. # Select "Japanese" from the bottom for the System Language and "GMT+09:00 Tokyo" for the Time Zone. # Also, the eks button is initially set as "Enter". # This can be changed at the "Circle button behavior" to set the circle as "Enter". 7. Start debugger for normal application program development. Execute samples and the like, to verify the operation of the Hardware Tool. dstdb > bloadp /usr/local/psp/devkit/bin/kbooti.bin dstdb > reset 00000000 -------------------------------------------------- [ Cautions About Update ] 1. When the "system init" button on the front of the Hardware Tool is pressed, the Hardware Tool returns to its initial setting. Therefore, the Hardware Tool returns to the state where no Hardware Tool update is made. In such a case, there is a possibility that features such as dstdb cannot be used anymore. Please start over again from the Hardware Tool update. For information on the system init button, see the Hardware Tool instruction manual. (Note) The "system init" button initializes the contents of the Hardware Tool update, but not the contents of the PSP kernel update. 2. If a process for interrupting a process (for example, turning off the power) is performed during the Hardware Tool update or the PSP kernel update, the status of the system becomes unstable and the system sometimes becomes unable to operate properly. In such a case, please start over from the beginning of the update, or contact SCE. 3. When performing processes according to writei_sys.bin, you may receive a message such as "No such file or directory". In such a case, please make sure that dsxfilesv is properly activated with devkit/flash as the current directory. 4. The prompt may not return to dstdb during the PSP system update. In this case, please press CTRL+C. -------------------------------------------------- [PSP System Software Startup] The PSP system software can be started by inputting the following command lines on dstdb. From the PSP system software, it is possible to start a UMD(TM)/DVD game. prompt> bloadp kbooti.bin prompt> reset 20000000 When developing a normal application program, please execute the following. prompt> bloadp kbooti.bin prompt> reset 00000000 [Restrictions on the PSP System Software 1.5.0] - It is required to use the kbooti.bin that is included in each version. - The operation is confirmed only for DEM-1000R/DTP-T1000. - In DEM-1000R, the UMD application startup may not be performed properly. When starting from a UMD, please use DTP-T1000. - On DEM-1000R1, sleep mode/cancelled state may not be switched properly. Please use DTP-T1000 to confirm the sleep mode/cancelled state. - When switching between DVD/UMD, please restart the PSP system software by reset 20000000. - When the PSP system software is started for the first time, the message "Setting information is corrupted. Press the circle button to repair and restore default settings." will be displayed. Press the circle button, and restart after the screen is blacked out. ------------------------------ [Additional Information] The "PSP Kernel Update" and the "PSP System Software Startup" can be performed also on the Windows version debugger (for Hardware Tool). For details, please refer to the document on the Windows version debugger (for Hardware Tool). - The following features for the PSP System Software are available only on the Hardware TOOL. "System Settings" "Available Memory" "Circle Button Behavior" "Volume Limitation"
