Confirmed working! Wake from sleep already worked for me, but now I can create projects and import samples.
PSP 2001
6.60 PRO-B10
I'll try it on my 1k tonight.
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Confirmed working on
PSP1001
6.60 PRO-C2
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Even the suspend from sleep? Now im confused....
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IL, US
maybe an issue w/ your unit or different motherboard revision?
edit: does sleep and resume work with other eboots/isos?
Last edited by e.s.c. (May 20, 2014 1:44 pm)
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I have the the initial mobo version. I thought maybe it was a plugin but I tried with everything disabled, and only piggy is affected. Other homebrew is fine. If anyone else can confirm the bug, it would be appreciated.
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Wake from suspension has always worked for me on both PSPs!
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I have no love on either the 1k or 2k, even with different memory cards.
My issues:
1k: still cannot resume from sleep. Have a nice view of the piggy project but navigation is unresponsive.
2k: Cannot resume from sleep, navigation occasionally stutters and hangs.
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quick question, do you have a lot of folders in the same directory, as in you havent divided projects into subdirectories? i get some serious slow down on psp go when i navigate to folders with maybe 40+ projects in them
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No im just testing with the default psp stable project folder for now.
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well, thats fucking bizzare then.. wish i still had other psp models to help trouble shoot, but besides the slowdown in certain folders, piggy is stable on the go (or at least mine)
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btw I got around the slow folder thing back in the day by breaking things up in groups like
a-d/
e-h/
Etc. Works great for my drum machine folder.
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yeah, like i was saying, subfolders are the key.. i just got lazy for a minute and threw all the e.s.c. savs in one folder when i started working on d_strct
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Is that any better on the psp gos internal storage? I read somewhere that the psp mem stick is throttled at the bus level regardless of the card speed, probably to prevent piracy.