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. i wasn't able to complete the PC proxy program but i did release a simple Java program with it that shows how to use the PSP as a PC wifi adapter. The example retrieves a Google.com web page.
I included the java code so anyone that knows how to code in java could easly make a java proxy server using it.
Instruction:
First connect your psp to your pc.
Then run the PSP usbServer program. Press X to connect to the internet.
Then run the usbhostfs on the pc.
Finally run startExample.
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