Playstation Portable (PSP)

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This is the server that will allow the PSP to connect to your Linkstation. You can download the source code and patch required from this Japenese guys blog HERE. The source code will compile but not work (due to Big Endian?), so there's a patch too. Fortunately there is a pre-compiled binary in there that just works, so:

cd /tmp
wget http://aabb6467.hp.infoseek.co.jp/pspfiles/nethostfs_kurobox.zip
unzip nethostfs_kurobox.zip
cd nethostfs_kurobox
cp nethostfs /usr/bin

I've then just got a script to start it at boot. You will obviously need to change "/mnt/share/PSPGames" to where your games are stored.

pico /etc/init.d/nethostfs

Copy this to it:

#!/bin/sh
#
PATH=/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/bin:${PATH}
   export PATH

   NETHOSTFS='/usr/bin/nethostfs'
   PORT='7513'

   case "$1" in
   start)
   echo -n "Starting nethostfs: "
   $NETHOSTFS -p $PORT /mnt/share/PSPGames &
   echo "done"
   sleep 1
   ;;
   stop)
   echo -n "Shutting down nethostfs: "
   $NETHOSTFS -p $PORT poweroff &
   killall nethostfs
   sleep 1
   echo "done"
   ;;
   restart)
   echo -n "Restarting nethostfs: "
   $0 stop
   sleep 1
   $0 start
   ;;
   status)
   echo "Status of nethostfs: "
   ps auxw|grep nethostfs
   ;;
   *)
echo "Usage: nethostfs {start|stop|restart|status}"
   exit 1
   esac

   exit 0

Then link it:

cd /etc/rc2.d && ln -s /etc/init.d/nethostfs S99nethostfs

cd /etc/rc6.d && ln -s /etc/init.d/nethostfs K99nethostfs

cd /etc/rc0.d && ln -s /etc/init.d/nethostfs K99nethostfs

Configuring

If you want to rip the games you legally own to your Linkstation you will need Waites "mediaripper"

Once mediaripper is installed you'll need to adjust it abit:

pico /usr/local/bin/ripper.conf

INTERVAL=60
IMGDIR="/mnt/share/Images"
VIDDIR="/mnt/share/Video"
MUSICDIR="/mnt/share/Music"
UMDDIR="/mnt/pspgames"
IMGTYPES="jpg bmp gif"
VIDTYPES="xvid mpg wmf"
MUSICTYPES="ogg mp3 wav flac"
UMDTYPES="iso dax cso"

Remove "umount $USBS" and "done" from the bottom and then add:

pico /usr/local/bin/usbripper.sh

Get UMD

FINDNAME="" for TYPE in $UMDTYPES ; do if [ "$FINDNAME" != "" ] ; then FINDNAME=`echo -n "$FINDNAME -o "` fi FINDNAME=`echo "$FINDNAME -name \"*.$TYPE\" "` done FINDNAME=`echo -n " find $USBS \$ $FINDNAME \$ -print -exec cp -af {} $UMDDIR \\; "` eval $FINDNAME umount $USBS done

Playstation Portable (PSP)

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@@ Line 4: / Line 4: @@
 ===Nethostfs===
-Using iR Shell 3.61 and CFW 3.52 m33-2
+Using nethostfs you can stream your legally backed up games, music, movies and more straight from your Linkstation to your PSP. You can also rip your games straight to your Linkstation using mediaripper
-Nethostfs offers PC files to your PSP via infrastructure (or adhoc) WiFi. In order for this
+Get this version for ppc here: http://aabb6467.hp.infoseek.co.jp/pspfiles/nethostfs_kurobox.zip
-function to work with an infrastructure network you need a properly working WiFi connection
+Get this version for mips here: <------>
-already setup in the Sony XMB. The next step is to set the server IP (your PC's local IP) in the
-iR Shell configurator.
-==Nethostfs==
-get this version from here: http://aabb6467.hp.infoseek.co.jp/pspfiles/nethostfs_kurobox.zip
-Note: this is the ppc version, I'm not sure if you can't just 'make' the mips one and it work
-Using nethostfs you can stream movies, music and more straight to your PSP. Convenient for 'backed-up' games.
 ===Features===
 * Network Streaming
@@ Line 37: / Line 30: @@
   cp nethostfs /usr/bin
-I've then just got a script to start it at boot.
+I've then just got a script to start it at boot. You will obviously need to change "/mnt/share/PSPGames" to where your games are stored.
   pico /etc/init.d/nethostfs
@@ Line 61: / Line 54: @@
      echo -n "Shutting down nethostfs: "
      $NETHOSTFS -p $PORT poweroff &
-    -- Or: kill `getpid $NETHOSTFS`
      killall nethostfs
      sleep 1
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 Then link it:
-  cd /etc/rc2.d && ln -s /etc/init.d/nethostfs S99ps2client
+  cd /etc/rc2.d && ln -s /etc/init.d/nethostfs S99nethostfs
-  cd /etc/rc6.d && ln -s /etc/init.d/nethostfs K99ps2client
+  cd /etc/rc6.d && ln -s /etc/init.d/nethostfs K99nethostfs
-  cd /etc/rc0.d && ln -s /etc/init.d/nethostfs K99ps2client
+  cd /etc/rc0.d && ln -s /etc/init.d/nethostfs K99nethostfs
 ===Configuring===
+If you want to rip the games you legally own to your Linkstation you will need Waites "mediaripper"
+Once mediaripper is installed you'll need to adjust it abit:
+ pico /usr/local/bin/ripper.conf
+ INTERVAL=60
+ IMGDIR="/mnt/share/Images"
+ VIDDIR="/mnt/share/Video"
+ MUSICDIR="/mnt/share/Music"
+ <font color=red>UMDDIR="/mnt/pspgames"</font>
+ IMGTYPES="jpg bmp gif"
+ VIDTYPES="xvid mpg wmf"
+ MUSICTYPES="ogg mp3 wav flac"
+ <font color=red>UMDTYPES="iso dax cso"</font>
+Remove "umount $USBS" and "done" from the bottom and then add:
+ pico /usr/local/bin/usbripper.sh
+#Get UMD
+	FINDNAME=""
+	for TYPE in $UMDTYPES ; do
+		if [ "$FINDNAME" != "" ] ; then
+			FINDNAME=`echo -n "$FINDNAME -o "`
+		fi
+		FINDNAME=`echo "$FINDNAME -name \"*.$TYPE\" "`
+	done
+	FINDNAME=`echo -n " find $USBS \\( $FINDNAME \\) -print -exec cp -af {} $UMDDIR \\; "`
+	eval $FINDNAME
+	umount $USBS
+done
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