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02-21-2006, 05:09 AM
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Points: 15.31 Donate | | | psp extra memory hack idea..
We all know that there are 40 gig hardisks banks for the psp. I just had a idea for a usb harddisk.
A homebrew app that let's the psp think it uses a 4 gig hardisk. With a filebrowser to browse trough the harddisk.
Is this possible?
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02-21-2006, 05:12 AM
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Points: 1.29 Donate | | | the hdd needs power, some way to connect it via usb etc etc etc
kinda an idea, you havent worded it well. By 40 gig did u mean 4 gig ?
All you need to do is have a usb powered drive and a way to connect it. Then go into usb mode.
Already multiple threads about this (more directed at ipod use coz it has a way you can connect it)
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02-21-2006, 05:16 AM
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40 gig and as you see it uses software to run it on the psp. That is why i asked if it could be emulated on the psp to use a normal usb harddisk on the psp.
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02-21-2006, 05:18 AM
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Points: 1.29 Donate | | | Yeah. The software runs on the player/drive.
It just uses USB drivers to pick up the PSP as another usb hard drive
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02-21-2006, 05:18 AM
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02-21-2006, 05:21 AM
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Points: 1.29 Donate | | | It already does work as such. But the PSP has to be in USB mode to access the drive.
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02-21-2006, 05:59 AM
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Points: 1.67 Donate | | | hey i thought of an idea like this a couple of weeks ago....like the psp-shot u activate it while jsut in the normal menu then u can put the c++ code of the 40GiG hardrive |
02-21-2006, 10:09 AM
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Points: 15.31 Donate | | | yeah i tought the same as hippy said the post above this one
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02-21-2006, 10:23 AM
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Points: 1.16 Donate | | | im sorry if this changes the subject of this thread... but wont the ps3 support wireless psp space?
i mean ---> will it be a wireless harddrive thats supports psp use? |
02-21-2006, 12:21 PM
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Points: 137.15 Donate | | | The PSP can connect to an HDD via USB with power , if the HDD device has a Memory Stick Reader drivers installed it can be possible, then partition the Harddrive to like 10 parts, 4gb 10 partitions, u can swap the partitions some how with the custom firmware with the harddrive and use it as a 4gb MemoryStick Duo, but little bit slower, now if you are talking about RAM wise, you have to find a way to access and penetrate through the RAM to CPU gates and make a partition in your Memorystick to incorporate through the firmware and the hardware system... But if you have a 256mb RAM and 128mb GFX RAm, what are you going to do? Its going to be really slow, aboout like equivalent to 100mhz SDRAM if you overclock the Memsticks Latency and Bandwith, it can be 166mhz with a Memory Stick duo Pro, but the HD, like 66mhz, the max speed of the GFX with MEMSTICKDUO, slowest with HDD ram, but ERAM, DRAM, NANDRAM cannot possibly be matched with a speed of a Duo Memory Stick ... yes ppl i am that smart, im 15, yes i have a social life... lol
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