ramapcsx2 50f48c01e6 The "highload" version of ps2link seems to work fine for our purposes. ...

So this commit enables the new pcsx2hostfs driver :)

git-svn-id: http://pcsx2.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@2596 96395faa-99c1-11dd-bbfe-3dabce05a288

2010-02-15 19:22:40 +00:00

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cmdHandler.c

Commit for backup/history purposes. Tried to make "Run ELF file" load the elf through pcsx2hostfs_ldr.elf so that elfs would have host: readily available, but it does not appear to work.

2010-02-15 17:18:13 +00:00

crt0.s

I implemented somethign I called pcsx2hostfs. It's a IOP driver which uses a virtual device implemented into pcsx2's emulation of the iop memory map, and not existing in the real ps2, which could be used to allow "host:" access from ps2 applications. THe pcsx2-side implementation currently is only hackedup to allow reading a hardcoded path, and it would probably not work with normal homebrew yet.

2010-01-20 18:49:41 +00:00

excepHandler.c

I implemented somethign I called pcsx2hostfs. It's a IOP driver which uses a virtual device implemented into pcsx2's emulation of the iop memory map, and not existing in the real ps2, which could be used to allow "host:" access from ps2 applications. THe pcsx2-side implementation currently is only hackedup to allow reading a hardcoded path, and it would probably not work with normal homebrew yet.

2010-01-20 18:49:41 +00:00

excepHandler.h

I implemented somethign I called pcsx2hostfs. It's a IOP driver which uses a virtual device implemented into pcsx2's emulation of the iop memory map, and not existing in the real ps2, which could be used to allow "host:" access from ps2 applications. THe pcsx2-side implementation currently is only hackedup to allow reading a hardcoded path, and it would probably not work with normal homebrew yet.

2010-01-20 18:49:41 +00:00

exceptions.S

I implemented somethign I called pcsx2hostfs. It's a IOP driver which uses a virtual device implemented into pcsx2's emulation of the iop memory map, and not existing in the real ps2, which could be used to allow "host:" access from ps2 applications. THe pcsx2-side implementation currently is only hackedup to allow reading a hardcoded path, and it would probably not work with normal homebrew yet.

2010-01-20 18:49:41 +00:00

linkfile.lcf

I implemented somethign I called pcsx2hostfs. It's a IOP driver which uses a virtual device implemented into pcsx2's emulation of the iop memory map, and not existing in the real ps2, which could be used to allow "host:" access from ps2 applications. THe pcsx2-side implementation currently is only hackedup to allow reading a hardcoded path, and it would probably not work with normal homebrew yet.

2010-01-20 18:49:41 +00:00

Makefile

Commit for backup/history purposes. Tried to make "Run ELF file" load the elf through pcsx2hostfs_ldr.elf so that elfs would have host: readily available, but it does not appear to work.

2010-02-15 17:18:13 +00:00

pcsx2hostfs_ldr.elf

The "highload" version of ps2link seems to work fine for our purposes.

2010-02-15 19:22:40 +00:00

ps2link.c

Commit for backup/history purposes. Tried to make "Run ELF file" load the elf through pcsx2hostfs_ldr.elf so that elfs would have host: readily available, but it does not appear to work.

2010-02-15 17:18:13 +00:00

ps2regs.h

I implemented somethign I called pcsx2hostfs. It's a IOP driver which uses a virtual device implemented into pcsx2's emulation of the iop memory map, and not existing in the real ps2, which could be used to allow "host:" access from ps2 applications. THe pcsx2-side implementation currently is only hackedup to allow reading a hardcoded path, and it would probably not work with normal homebrew yet.

2010-01-20 18:49:41 +00:00

r5900_regs.h

I implemented somethign I called pcsx2hostfs. It's a IOP driver which uses a virtual device implemented into pcsx2's emulation of the iop memory map, and not existing in the real ps2, which could be used to allow "host:" access from ps2 applications. THe pcsx2-side implementation currently is only hackedup to allow reading a hardcoded path, and it would probably not work with normal homebrew yet.

2010-01-20 18:49:41 +00:00

Rules.make

I implemented somethign I called pcsx2hostfs. It's a IOP driver which uses a virtual device implemented into pcsx2's emulation of the iop memory map, and not existing in the real ps2, which could be used to allow "host:" access from ps2 applications. THe pcsx2-side implementation currently is only hackedup to allow reading a hardcoded path, and it would probably not work with normal homebrew yet.

2010-01-20 18:49:41 +00:00