Posted Mar 23, 2006 at 01:44AM by Jeff C. Listed in: Homebrew Applications
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Trop has emailed us the first version of his PSP Task Manager, version 0.10b. This application is based on the idea of Glynnder- PSPro's PSysP. Here are more details about this program:

Controls:
  • Left/Right -> Toggle the battery info/System info
  • Start -> Quit application
To-Do:
  • Memory Stick total space (if anyone knows how to do this please let me know);
  • Memory Stick free space (if anyone knows how to do this please let me know);
  • Skins;
  • Anything that I receive via e-mail.
Download: [PSP Task Manager v0.10b]

Thanks for the email, Trop!

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   by glynnder- pspro - 2006-03-23
 » shifty lol?

hmmm I'll be looking at the source code of this....

Oh well its nice to see people using my idea's.

The next release will probably come out not this weekend but the one after that.

   by Anonymous Coward (Unregistered) - 2006-03-23
 » Great!

I am looking for a great "PSP Info" program, remember the old Norton System Info or the one in PCTools? THAT would be great. Programmed in C and MIPS assembler to keep size down and remove any Lua dependencies.

If you want to do any 'speed index' type of calculation for future PSP model reference (to compare CPU MHz settings including memory timings), so a standard 222MHz PSP I would be 1.00), please open source that part so the "info tool" community can use a standard way of calculating this.

There's tons of hidden info that hasn't been discovered yet, for instance the sceNand driver has a function to determine the flash chip maker.

You can make a single eboot and depending on firmware version give out information that's available for that firmware.

On the forums, someone figured out to read the PSP password.

A nice function would be a 'charge time left' estimate (if you're on a standard or car charger, it probably won't work with a USB charger).


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   by Anonymous Coward (Unregistered) - 2006-03-23
 » Why?

What's the point

   by youresam - 2006-03-23

I agree, all this does it print the battery info!

   by 71M - 2006-03-23
 » GetFreeSpace

struct sDevCtl
{
s32 max_clusters;
s32 free_clusters;
s32 max_sectors; // ???
s32 sector_size;
s32 sector_count;
};

struct sDevCommand
{
sDevCtl * p_dev_inf;
};

s32 GetFreeSpace( const CString & device )
{
sDevCtl dev_ctl;
sDevCommand command;

command.p_dev_inf = &dev_ctl;

if ( sceIoDevctl( device, 0x02425818, &command, sizeof( sDevCommand ), NULL, 0 ) == SCE_KERNEL_ERROR_OK )
{
return ( ( dev_ctl.free_clusters * dev_ctl.sector_count ) * dev_ctl.sector_size );
}

return -1;
}

example: GetFreeSpace( "ms0:/" );

Cheers,
71M



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