Booting PSP in Jpcsp - Low Level Emulation

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RE: Booting PSP in Jpcsp - Low Level Emulation - gid15 - 05-19-2019

(05-19-2019, 04:23 PM)onelight Wrote:
(05-07-2019, 05:14 PM)gid15 Wrote: Using the latest version (a4f15d1 or later), I am now able to run the CFW PRO-C for the firmware 6.61... and also run the cube.iso sample application from the CFW

How to run CFW PRO-C ?

Copy the PRO-C files (for 6.61) under ms0/PSP/GAME like you would on a real PSP,
run the PSP official 6.61 Firmware update, and when it reboots to the VSH, run the "661 PRO-C Updater", this will install the PRO-C files under flash0 and again reboot the PSP. Now you are under CFW PRO-C.

When you close Jpcsp and restart using the "--reboot" command line option, you will need to run again the "661 PRO-C Fast Recovery" to reactivate the CFW (like you would need to do on a real PSP after a cold reboot).

RE: Booting PSP in Jpcsp - Low Level Emulation - onelight - 05-21-2019

(05-19-2019, 04:35 PM)gid15 Wrote:
(05-19-2019, 04:23 PM)onelight Wrote:
(05-07-2019, 05:14 PM)gid15 Wrote: Using the latest version (a4f15d1 or later), I am now able to run the CFW PRO-C for the firmware 6.61... and also run the cube.iso sample application from the CFW

How to run CFW PRO-C ?
Copy the PRO-C files (for 6.61) under ms0/PSP/GAME like you would on a real PSP,
run the PSP official 6.61 Firmware update, and when it reboots to the VSH, run the "661 PRO-C Updater", this will install the PRO-C files under flash0 and again reboot the PSP. Now you are under CFW PRO-C.

When you close Jpcsp and restart using the "--reboot" command line option, you will need to run again the "661 PRO-C Fast Recovery" to reactivate the CFW (like you would need to do on a real PSP after a cold reboot).

install pro-c failed

RE: Booting PSP in Jpcsp - Low Level Emulation - gid15 - 05-21-2019

(05-21-2019, 02:33 PM)onelight Wrote:
(05-19-2019, 04:35 PM)gid15 Wrote:
(05-19-2019, 04:23 PM)onelight Wrote:
(05-07-2019, 05:14 PM)gid15 Wrote: Using the latest version (a4f15d1 or later), I am now able to run the CFW PRO-C for the firmware 6.61... and also run the cube.iso sample application from the CFW

How to run CFW PRO-C ?
Copy the PRO-C files (for 6.61) under ms0/PSP/GAME like you would on a real PSP,
run the PSP official 6.61 Firmware update, and when it reboots to the VSH, run the "661 PRO-C Updater", this will install the PRO-C files under flash0 and again reboot the PSP. Now you are under CFW PRO-C.

When you close Jpcsp and restart using the "--reboot" command line option, you will need to run again the "661 PRO-C Fast Recovery" to reactivate the CFW (like you would need to do on a real PSP after a cold reboot).

install pro-c failed

Could you please provide the log file?

Thank you!

RE: Booting PSP in Jpcsp - Low Level Emulation - onelight - 05-23-2019

(05-21-2019, 03:33 PM)gid15 Wrote:
(05-21-2019, 02:33 PM)onelight Wrote:
(05-19-2019, 04:35 PM)gid15 Wrote:
(05-19-2019, 04:23 PM)onelight Wrote:
(05-07-2019, 05:14 PM)gid15 Wrote: Using the latest version (a4f15d1 or later), I am now able to run the CFW PRO-C for the firmware 6.61... and also run the cube.iso sample application from the CFW

How to run CFW PRO-C ?
Copy the PRO-C files (for 6.61) under ms0/PSP/GAME like you would on a real PSP,
run the PSP official 6.61 Firmware update, and when it reboots to the VSH, run the "661 PRO-C Updater", this will install the PRO-C files under flash0 and again reboot the PSP. Now you are under CFW PRO-C.

When you close Jpcsp and restart using the "--reboot" command line option, you will need to run again the "661 PRO-C Fast Recovery" to reactivate the CFW (like you would need to do on a real PSP after a cold reboot).

install pro-c failed
Could you please provide the log file?

Thank you!

RE: Booting PSP in Jpcsp - Low Level Emulation - gid15 - 05-25-2019

Code:
java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: GC overhead limit exceeded

I have increased the required memory from 1GB to 2GB in the "start-windows-amd64.bat" (1eeab3f). This seems to be the minimum required to run LLE. I am always running with 4GB, that's why I didn't notice the issue Wink

RE: Booting PSP in Jpcsp - Low Level Emulation - onelight - 05-31-2019

OK, now pro-c working fine
my jvm option
-Xmx4096m -Xss100m -XX:ReservedCodeCacheSize=256m

RE: Booting PSP in Jpcsp - Low Level Emulation - gid15 - 05-31-2019

(05-31-2019, 02:53 AM)onelight Wrote: OK, now pro-c working fine
my jvm option
-Xmx4096m -Xss100m -XX:ReservedCodeCacheSize=256m

Great, thank you for testing! Smile

RE: Booting PSP in Jpcsp - Low Level Emulation - gid15 - 06-10-2019

With the revision 102fc72, "CIPL Flasher For PRO-C" can now also successfully be used. After running it once, starting Jpcsp with the "--reboot" command line option will automatically activate the PRO-C CFW, like on a real PSP, no need to re-run the "PRO-C Fast Recovery" application.

RE: Booting PSP in Jpcsp - Low Level Emulation - onelight - 06-12-2019

test Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep Final Mix

BTW, my psp battary was broken, I wil take a few days to get a new one.

RE: Booting PSP in Jpcsp - Low Level Emulation - gid15 - 06-12-2019

(06-12-2019, 04:54 PM)onelight Wrote: test Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep Final Mix

Are the graphics issues (flickering and spikes) also happening with the "normal" Jpcsp and the external software renderer. I.e. are they related to the "--reboot" option?

Thank you for the video!