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sorg
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How to monitor kprintf from VSH module?

Post by sorg » Sat Feb 21, 2015 8:43 pm

I was googling a lot but couldn't find information about how to get debug output from ALREADY loaded through "VSH.TXT" module.

I'm trying to develop/modify VSH module (XMB module if be more precisely) which is obviously cannot be loaded manually. And i need live debug output (output to a file is not an option).

I've installed PSPLink in hope, i will get debug output console there, but so far no any mentions about it (only mention about sioshell in ini file without any description how to use it). There are guides how to start your prx module by debug command, but it's not what I'm looking for.

In source code of module, i see kprintf(...) calls, so i guess there is a way to see its output.
BUT HOW??

Also, i cannot find info about possibility to use FTP/SSH(SCP)/whatever-filesystem-access through PSPLINK, so i can upload and edit files while connected. Is it possible?
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Re: How to monitor kprintf from VSH module?

Post by fidelcastro » Fri Mar 13, 2015 3:08 pm

maybe this helps

http://hitmen.c02.at/html/psp_docs.html
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Re: How to monitor kprintf from VSH module?

Post by Kankertje » Fri Mar 13, 2015 3:47 pm

sorg wrote: Also, i cannot find info about possibility to use FTP/SSH(SCP)/whatever-filesystem-access through PSPLINK, so i can upload and edit files while connected. Is it possible?
This is indeed possible

Code: Select all

>help fileio
Category fileio

ls         - List the files in a directory
chdir      - Change the current directory
cp         - Copy a file
mkdir      - Make a Directory
rm         - Removes a File
rmdir      - Removes a Directory
rename     - Renames a File
remap      - Remaps a device to another
pwd        - Print the current working directory

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