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LemonyBrainAid
06-12-2005, 18:04
Click (http://x5.psp3d.com/)

http://x5.psp3d.com/files/screen01.jpg

http://x5.psp3d.com/files/screen02.jpg

http://x5.psp3d.com/files/screen03.jpg

http://x5.psp3d.com/files/screen04.jpg

Works on firmware up to 2.6

Seems pretty cool - I still have to upgrade to 2.6 tho...
punky
06-12-2005, 18:37
Nice find mate!

Ingenious... bypass homebrew protection by doing it in HTML and javscript. nice :)
LemonyBrainAid
06-12-2005, 20:45
:'(

Can't access it - Keeps telling me to select a ruddy connection - Nemmy won't set up a wireless router :(
Wicked_and_Crazy
06-12-2005, 20:50
:'(

Can't access it - Keeps telling me to select a ruddy connection - Nemmy won't set up a wireless router :(

he's a tight ar** ;)

nice site, shame i cant get a giga pack
punky
06-12-2005, 22:02
:'(

Can't access it - Keeps telling me to select a ruddy connection - Nemmy won't set up a wireless router :(


Eh? The files are stored locally, it shouldn't need to connect to the net... Tried turning wi-fi off at the switch and trying it? Unless it has to connect to some sites to work maybe.
dilli-theclaw
06-12-2005, 22:07
I will have to try this later on :)
punky
06-12-2005, 22:30
Just tried it with wi-fi off, works fine except for the MSN messenger of course.

---------- Post added at 22:30 ---------- Previous post was at 22:23 ----------

Also, if you go to www.sudoku.com.au, they have an excellent sudoku game written entirely in javascript. You can isolate that code, and the arrays storing the numbers to have a built in sudoku game on your PSP :)
skyblueheroes
06-12-2005, 22:40
Can I just check something that I never understood ?

Does a PSP allow you to browse the net normally (as in normal looking pages etc) ? And messenger ?
gooner4life
06-12-2005, 22:43
Yes it does skyblue the browser is quite ingenious actually and formats the code to fit the screen etc with very few problems.
punky
06-12-2005, 22:46
Can I just check something that I never understood ?

Does a PSP allow you to browse the net normally (as in normal looking pages etc) ? And messenger ?

Only if it is in javascript. The web browser doesn't support proper Java or Flash (yet) but should do soon apparently.
LemonyBrainAid
06-12-2005, 22:57
Eh? The files are stored locally, it shouldn't need to connect to the net... Tried turning wi-fi off at the switch and trying it? Unless it has to connect to some sites to work maybe.
Tried wi-fi switch off... didn't let me go on :(

It let you?! wtf!
punky
06-12-2005, 23:38
It let me use the finder, iCal, Address Book, all without connecting...

Does it connect as you load the browser or as you load the webpage?

You are using "file:/" and not "http://" aren't you? Also note that it is only one forward slash on file:/ and not two like normal.
skyblueheroes
07-12-2005, 11:36
Yes it does skyblue the browser is quite ingenious actually and formats the code to fit the screen etc with very few problems.

Don't suppose you got any screenies of how they look on the screen ?

And does the lack of keyboard hinder you using messenger etc ?
Kliro
07-12-2005, 17:33
Does this only work on 2.6? (I have 1.5)
Acathla
07-12-2005, 18:02
You need web browser capability so 2.0 upwards.
They get their fancy mac osX stuff and we get our homebrew!
punky
07-12-2005, 18:28
Don't suppose you got any screenies of how they look on the screen ?

And does the lack of keyboard hinder you using messenger etc ?

I'll take some pics in a little while for you mate. You can buy an addon PDA styled keyboard if you want (20 squid if memory serves). Otherwise, its a cross between entering your name on a high score sheet on a console and a mobile phone. Each button has 3 or so letters, so with ABC, you just press it twice for b, three times for c, etc. There are shortcuts for http://, .com, .co.uk, etc.

Does this only work on 2.6? (I have 1.5)

It works via a web browser with Javascript capability. version 2.0 and up has the official browser, but there are homebrews that have browsers, and indeed far more functionality. You can even get the full Mac OS running on it (not OSX though, OS9). There is a web browser built into Wipeout that you can hack. Don't know if it has Javascript though.
Slyder
23-12-2005, 21:38
Theres alot of talk about wireless being wonderful for PSP, but what about us wired router users, do we get a piece of the pie ? :(
LemonyBrainAid
23-12-2005, 23:15
Theres alot of talk about wireless being wonderful for PSP, but what about us wired router users, do we get a piece of the pie ? :(

Same problem m8.. :(
punky
23-12-2005, 23:19
There is no wired support for PSP, nor do I think there ever will be. There is a mini-USB connection that could be used for a usb-to-ethernet connection, but with the cost etc, its just as cheap and much easier to go out and buy a new/second hand/ebayed wireless router. I doubt it would ever be cost effective.
TigaSefi
24-12-2005, 10:20
I can't get this to work yet on my 2.60. It just seems to be disabled when I try to run it.
Electrolyte01
20-01-2006, 21:53
Got my PSP yesterday and got this X5 working without problems. I've just one question though - how do you save the desktop image? I've selected the image I want but I don't see anything to save it?

Thanks!