Flash0 full -> relinking?

**Virus.exe** · November 26th, 2006, 13:44

Well, that's why i called devhook. Devhook does it somehow. You know, when you run it like 271SE(NANDFLASH). It relinks, or whatever it's called. And that's what i mean

**Cloudhunter** · November 26th, 2006, 14:53

Originally Posted by Virus.exe

Well, that's why i called devhook. Devhook does it somehow. You know, when you run it like 271SE(NANDFLASH). It relinks, or whatever it's called. And that's what i mean

Hmm... What you are suggesting is possible, but hard to do. However, it would require similar emulation to which devhook does I believe.

I don't think we are quite out of room yet though

so don't count out a 3.0SE.

Cloudy

**Virus.exe** · November 26th, 2006, 15:11

I'm not really counting on it, hehe

It was just an idea for other developers if they want to code something, but ain't possible. I really hope DAX reads this, and could make a better SE firmware. Maybe 2.8 first. Is it that hard? Whats the major difference except the kernel security?

**NoQuarter** · November 26th, 2006, 16:55

you would probably lose some performance running the firmware from the memory stick

**Axelius** · November 26th, 2006, 20:45

Well, you could just swap out files that aren't used so often...Like the video codecs...you only have to load them when you want to watch a video etc...

Edit: Hey just got an idea: Perhaps theres some space left on flash1...Perhaps you could place some files there. I think flash1 should be just as fast as flash0

**Virus.exe** · November 27th, 2006, 07:00

I'm not quite sure, but i believe that flash1 has way les space than flash0. Only a few mb i guess

**belialone** · November 28th, 2006, 10:16

if i look at the psp as a normal computer when i press the power button the pc turns on then its loading the graphic bios and the bios then the OS
my idea is now to write something like a bootloader for the psp
a program that is loaded from flash on psp bootup that can load different firmware versions stored on memstick
it would help all the people who are afraid of flashing around their psp everytime a new custom firmware is available