UsbServer
Homebrew coder Thecobra has recently released his latest project for the PSP Genesis Competition 2011, UsbServer.
Developer's note:
This program is meant to make your psp work as a PC Wifi adapter but due to some problem and lack of time
HostCore for CFW 5.50 GEN-D3
from BuDdA:
Well here it is HostCore for 5.50gen-d3. it was done with modification to the original source from Poison. Contains all the original features from the previous version plus the 5.50 compatibility. I only did modification to the usb portion so wifi may or may not work. It's only been tested on a psp phat
HostCore 1.2
from Poison:
A module "bridges" your PC contents to PSP XMB
-=FEATURE=-
With HostCore enabled, you can access your files which locate at PC via USBHostFs/NetHostFs directly from XMB menu.
-=UPDATE=-
1.2:
+add 5.00m33 support
HostCore 1.1
Homebrew developer Poison has come out with an updated version of HostCore. If you recal our post from a couple of days ago, HostCore is a module that "bridges" your PC and PSP together, allowing you to access music, video, and games on your PC via your PSP.
This new version, 1.1, boasts support for custom firmware 3.80M33
HostCore 1.0
Many hardcore PlayStation Portable owners make extensive use of their handhelds as a virtual extension of their PCs. To help these enthusiasts out, homebrew developer Poison was able to devise an application which "bridges" your PC's contents to your PSP with HostCore 1.0
Those who have been using the nifty application Road Dog from homebrew developer Art will be glad to know that someone has picked the project up and made the program compatible with Sony PSP Slim & Lite
Road Dog
Homebrew developer Art's Road Dog for the Sony PlayStation Portable has been updated to version 2d. In case some of you aren't familiar with the homebrew dev's project, here's a brief background: Road Dog is an application that scans for WiFi hotspots. It also shows you how strong the WiFi signal is in the area
One week after the release of Road Dog v2, homebrew coder Art has come out with Road Dog v2c, expanding on the v2 release with a fix and some added functions that should help users make the most out of the homebrew
Road Dog
A couple of days back, we saw Art's video showcasing Road Dog V2, and today, the PlayStation Portable homebrew developer released the said version of Road Dog. The spiffy new version sports a number of additions and bug fixes.
Road Dog is a PSP homebrew application that scans for WiFi hotspots and well, tells you that there's a WiFi hotspot around
