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PSP Bios runs on jpcsp?
#1
psp 
How can I dump the psp bios of PSP GO and put it to work on jpcsp?

Just like this:

CPU: Intel Core I7 3770 OC'ed 4.2GHz
RAM 8GB DDR3
Nvidia GTX 560
Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit.
Currently using Driver 310.90 WHQL
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#2
I don't think there is a bios,what I see on the video is just someone who starts a psp game,nothing new
Am I the only one with this cool sig?
[Image: ji6WX.png]
[Image: 2404362.png]
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#3
He probably meant PSP homescreen/firmware.

You can't.
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#4
I mean boot the bios menu of PSP.

Like this
CPU: Intel Core I7 3770 OC'ed 4.2GHz
RAM 8GB DDR3
Nvidia GTX 560
Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit.
Currently using Driver 310.90 WHQL
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#5
Again,what bios menu are you talking about?
Am I the only one with this cool sig?
[Image: ji6WX.png]
[Image: 2404362.png]
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#6
(06-19-2012, 12:10 PM)virgil94 Wrote: Again,what bios menu are you talking about?
This:
[Image: screen11.jpg?w=450&h=255]

Can I boot the Bios menu in jpcsp?
CPU: Intel Core I7 3770 OC'ed 4.2GHz
RAM 8GB DDR3
Nvidia GTX 560
Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit.
Currently using Driver 310.90 WHQL
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#7
i think he just means having jpcsp use the actual psp firmware stuff when you boot it like a real psp does, rather than instantly going into a game, and integrating the savefile selection, messages etc. with the screen.
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#8
(06-19-2012, 12:14 PM)serio Wrote: i think he just means having jpcsp use the actual psp firmware stuff when you boot it like a real psp does, rather than instantly going into a game, and integrating the savefile selection, messages etc. with the screen.

Yes, that's right.

[Image: coldboot1.gif]
[Image: screen11.jpg?w=450&h=255]
[Image: Crisis_Core_Save_Screen.png]
CPU: Intel Core I7 3770 OC'ed 4.2GHz
RAM 8GB DDR3
Nvidia GTX 560
Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit.
Currently using Driver 310.90 WHQL
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#9
Ohhh now I understand,making jpcsp have a menu like the actual psp with the xross bar,just like the psx2 has.I think is kinda hard to do that.However it would be nice though
Am I the only one with this cool sig?
[Image: ji6WX.png]
[Image: 2404362.png]
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#10
nothing is hard to the developers
but i think it is not necessary
after the jpcsp becomes perfect they may make it
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