Linux

[Skeletor]

Hey does anyone know where I can get linux homebrew for my psp?

Thanks!

[Momma Bear]

So the PSP can do games, movies, video, music, photos, and Internet. Well, that's not enough—it should be able to run software we enjoy on our home PCs! Utilizing an open source x86 emulator called Bochs, which emulates the hardware usually found in PCs, and creating a few hard disk images with the software we want on them, you can run Linux and even Windows on your PSP!
What You Need

• Hackable PSP: (i.e. it can run Homebrew apps)
• Memory Stick: Enough space for Bochs files and virtual hard drive image (512 MB stick is probably plenty, but a 1 gig stick will be more utilitarian since you still have plenty of space for other stuff)
• Virtual PC or VMWare: if you're going to create your own disk images ($99+ depending on what version, but there are free trials available that will suffice for this project)
• Virtual DriveCreation Software: such as [Only registered users can see links. ], if you're going to create your own disk images (~$49, and there's a free trial)
• Windows 95 or Windows 98: You'll need the disks or disc if you're going to install Windows

NOTE: The American PSP only has 32 megabytes of available RAM, and the emulator uses a little of that, so that's why we're sticking to Linux and lightweight versions of Windows like Windows 95 and 98.

It actually doesn't seem worth it... but if you get it to work. Let us know

[Skeletor]

Awesome!!

Thanks so much for the info!!!


You're a godess!

[Momma Bear]

Anytime I hope it works out for ya

[Bex]

I knew bout Windows 95 on PSP, but i myself didnt know bout Linux

Coool