uClinux Version 2.6.22-uc1 For PSP

to quit in vi press
:q!

Thanks, but how do I press that with the onscreen?

The links on his site are not links....their graphics :rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by $n!pR

That is very dumb that it doesn't use the nub....I can't press the letters in the corners and therefor this app is useless.

EDIT: My dpad is messed up, but I finally figured out how to get it working....I think this could turn into something good. Needs more programs installed first. Very limited at what you can do...no cal, time, uptime commands etc. :(

EDIT2: Wow, it doesn't even have the init command so I can't shut it down :|

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Do you understand what linux is? This isn't an application, it's an operating system. You can't turn off windows without in part shutting down the machine, how should this be any different?

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Originally Posted by $n!pR

The links on his site are not links....they're graphics :rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by quzar

Do you understand what linux is? This isn't an application, it's an operating system. You can't turn off windows without in part shutting down the machine, how should this be any different?

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Do you understand what a port is? This is a port, not a full Operating System[OS]. And you run this OS through a loader, which is some kind of application. You're not running this the same way you run it on a PC, or are you?

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Originally Posted by DarthPaul

Do you understand what a port is? This is a port, not a full Operating System[OS]. And you run this OS through a loader, which is some kind of application. You're not running this the same way you run it on a PC, or are you?

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Do I understand what a port is? This is run exactly how it is on a PC. Look up what a bootloader is. Just because you run it the same way you would an application, does not mean that it is one. What is deceiving you is that in general practice you do not do anything prior to loading the OS. Everything that you do on your PSP without loading an application is merely an extension to it's firmware (an extension to it's bios+kernel).

While it is probably possible to make it hook in and allow for a soft exit, that does not change the fact that this IS an Operating System. I really think that you don't understand what a port is, if you think that porting an OS can mean turning it into an application.

From what I've gathered, it won't work on psp slim... Am I right?

cya
Raziel-chan

woooot a linux port fuk ye well good work man

Wow Quzar, stop being so anal. So I said app instead of OS, big whoop. In a sense it is an app for the PSP as you select it from the game menu. What I was talking about with the init is that I had to do a hard shutdown in order to turn my PSP off. You also can't restart the OS either :|

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Originally Posted by $n!pR

Wow Quzar, stop being so anal. So I said app instead of OS, big whoop. In a sense it is an app for the PSP as you select it from the game menu. What I was talking about with the init is that I had to do a hard shutdown in order to turn my PSP off. You also can't restart the OS either :|

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I know what you meant. I was pointing out that being an OS, and not an app, that makes sense. Based on DarthPaul's response it just seems that people don't understand the difference.