" manijak (Newbie) 27. December 2007 @ 19:58
ok i instaled the firmware but where it tells me to eneable the plugins i dont see those plugins when i click plugins on the recovery thing "
thats because you have to install them google these files
usbmount_vsh.prx
usbmount_game.prx
usbhostfs.prx
download these to a folder called seplugins then put it on the root of ur mem stick next creat two text files one called game.txt and vsh.txt add these to the folder and edit the game.txt file to say this and save
ms0:/seplugins/usbhostfs.prx
ms0:/seplugins/usbmount_vsh.prx there now save everything and restart into recovery menu
P.S. i have made a video on how to update to custom 3.52 m33 -4 from 3.52 m33 make sure you do this be4 updatein to 3.71 m33 or you brick ur psp here the link
Originally posted by Almeja: is there some way i can host the games from my mac? its intel-based
well you can run a windows emulator or use bootcamp to get dual os running on ur intel based comp but as far as i know the program psphost is only made for xp/vista which is where i got my drivers but im newb.....what i would try is the bootcamp way that way you got xp if you need it!!
ok here's my prob
i got the right firmware on my psp
installed the driver on my computer so that works
then the plugins those work to
i can see teh games
i can load the games
but as soon as the game start my computer disconnects the psp from the computer and after a while it reconnects but then it bounced back to the dmx and i tried it about 30 times
any help?
hi i just installed the cfw 3.90 m33-2, i was trying to use irshell to connect my psp to the pc to be able to play games from my harddrive, but i cant seem to be able to do so. I installed psphost v2. I am currently running Vista. i connected the psp to the pc and i could browse the folder with the isos and csos in them but when i tried to run them i got an error message saying no disc inserted. can someone please help me?
Originally posted by pr0n: ))))))))))))(((((((())))) READ THIS PLZKTHX!!!)))))(((((((((()))))(
Ok, at first i read this (awesome!) guide step by step, letter by letter, then proceeded to get into actually doing it. Well, it didn't work, i got stuck in step 18, because although the red-blue menu thing showed that the cable was 'connected', apparently my PSP didnt have connection to PSPHost.
Well, I had messed up a bit with the app Extreme Link 1.4 and remembered it had an option to install 'Type B' drivers, i did that, then went through the steps again, an voila!! it worked!!}
Anyways, double click the Extreme Link isntaller http://www.psp-hacks.com/2007/01/23/extreme-link-v140-released/ then there are like 5-6 options, one of them says 'Install USB Type B' driver (or something along those lines), you do that, then reboot. Then when you plug your PSP, windows will recognize it as 'PSP Type B' (IIRC), select install driver manually, go to the 'drivers' folder included with PSPHost, select the .inf file, install the driver and that's it!
PD: Please excuse my english redaction skills, but it is not my main language.
@ThisDude: you should add a link to Extreme Link in your guide, i think that's the easiest way to install this Type B drivers.
when it tells me too connect usb i do and i get internal error has occured and my psp glitches out and says its in usb mode but i can do other things like pl;ay areal umd.but psp host when i try to enable usb it says it encountered an error.why isint it working?
