i've been fooling around with the idea of connecting a psp to linux on the xbox for a while now, and now i have figured out a way make it work! this took a lot of work to figure out. i haven't seen anything on the net about this yet, so here it is. now we can exchange files on the xbox and the psp with no computer in between. first, boot gentoox with the psp unplugged and open the terminal program in super user mode. now enter
mkdir /mnt/psp/
this sould make a folder called /psp/ in the /mnt/ directory. now plug in the psp and activate usb mode. open the home folder and go to the /dev/ directory and look for a block device(three squares red blue green, with a shortcut arrow at the bottom) named sda1. it will be about halfway down the menu. if you don't see this file, unplug the psp, then plug it back in, then leave the /dev/ directory and come back. the file sda1 should be there. if it's not, then repeat the last two steps and try again. if you do see it, that means you are properly connected. on to the next step. go back to the terminal and type in:
mount -t vfat /dev/scsi/host0/bus0/target0/lun0/part1 /mnt/psp/
bingo! psp should be successfully mounted and you can veiw files in /mnt/psp/. then you can split the window veiw and exchange files between xbox and psp...
connect a sony psp to gentoox
Well anyone who knew that the PSP turns into a memory stick reader/writer when in USB mode could have figured this out themselves, but still a nice little tut for those who didn't know.
Also, I'm pretty sure you could just do
instead of typing out all that stuff. That's how I mount my USB storage devices.
Also, I'm pretty sure you could just do
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mount -t vfat /dev/sda1 /mnt/psp
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