Post: Homebrew Development with PSl1ght on Windows
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11-12-2016, 08:53 PM
#1
HeroWin
Java Developer
There are no tutorials that are up to date for ps3 homebrew scene so I want to make this thread a needed central hub for all things homebrew. Down below I will show you how to use Psl1ght on windows instead of linux. AND! a nice collection of homebrew packages with source code! Most if not the entire collection is from "TheOtherDevGuy"... He played a huge roll into what is possible so hope someone can make this of use.
How to install PSl1ght on Windows:
We will be using MinGW... A Linux-like terminal for windows usage allow us to execute Linux based executables. We could use windows default ubuntu shell but it is to much of a hassle to access the file system.
- - PSDK3 v2 from Estwald's Git - [You must login or register to view this content.] [~322MB]
- - Extract "PSDK3v2-master.zip" to "C:\PSDK3v2"
- - Go to "C:\PSDK3v2" and extract "MinGW.7z" and "ps3dev.7z" in there
Step 2 - Creating a new "MSYS Terminal" shortcut on your Desktop
1 - Go to your Desktop and right-click to open the shell menu.
2 - Select"New->Shortcut"
3 - On the next window, write this"C:\PSDK3v2\MinGW\msys\1.0\msys.bat -norxvt" and press "Next".
4 - Now write the title"MSYS Terminal"
5 - Now, right-click the new shortcut you just created and select"Properties"
6 - Change"Start in" text to "C:\PSDK3v2\MinGW\msys\1.0\bin"
7 - Make sure it looks like this: You must login or register to view this content.
Step 3 - If you installed PSDK3 v2 in a different place than "C:\PSDK3v2\" check this:
1 - Using Windows Explorer go to where you installed PSDK3 v2 (Ex. "X:\PSDK3v2")
2 - Navigate to"X:\PSDK3v2\MinGW\msys\1.0\etc" and open "profile" with a text editor.
3 - Go to the bottom of the text-based file (profile), and change the following line with the corresponding drive, in this example"X":
[COLOR=#333333]export PS3SDK="/c/PSDK3v2"[/COLOR]
to
export PS3SDK="/x/PSDK3v2"
Testing and compiling with psl1ght to a eboot or pkg:
1 - Run"MSYS Terminal" and do the following:
[FONT=Verdana]cd $PS3SDK[/FONT]
wget --no-check-certificate -O irismanager-4-x-master.zip https://github.com/Estwald/irismanager-4-x/archive/master.zip
unzip irismanager-4-x-master.zip
cd irismanager-4-x-master
make npdrm (note: or use "make pkg" to make pkg)
[COLOR=#333333][FONT=arial][FONT=Verdana]cd ./[/FONT][/FONT][/COLOR]
HomeBrew Collection:
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11-12-2016, 11:28 PM
#2
John
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Originally posted by HeroWin
Synopsis:
There are no tutorials that are up to date for ps3 homebrew scene so I want to make this thread a needed central hub for all things homebrew. Down below I will show you how to use Psl1ght on windows instead of linux. AND! a nice collection of homebrew packages with source code! Most if not the entire collection is from "TheOtherDevGuy"... He played a huge roll into what is possible so hope someone can make this of use.
How to install PSl1ght on Windows:
We will be using MinGW... A Linux-like terminal for windows usage allow us to execute Linux based executables. We could use windows default ubuntu shell but it is to much of a hassle to access the file system.
Step 2 - Creating a new "MSYS Terminal" shortcut on your Desktop
1 - Go to your Desktop and right-click to open the shell menu.
2 - Select"New->Shortcut"
3 - On the next window, write this"C:\PSDK3v2\MinGW\msys\1.0\msys.bat -norxvt" and press "Next".
4 - Now write the title"MSYS Terminal"
5 - Now, right-click the new shortcut you just created and select"Properties"
6 - Change"Start in" text to "C:\PSDK3v2\MinGW\msys\1.0\bin"
7 - Make sure it looks like this: You must login or register to view this content.
Step 3 - If you installed PSDK3 v2 in a different place than "C:\PSDK3v2\" check this:
1 - Using Windows Explorer go to where you installed PSDK3 v2 (Ex. "X:\PSDK3v2")
2 - Navigate to"X:\PSDK3v2\MinGW\msys\1.0\etc" and open "profile" with a text editor.
3 - Go to the bottom of the text-based file (profile), and change the following line with the corresponding drive, in this example"X":
Testing and compiling with psl1ght to a eboot or pkg:
1 - Run"MSYS Terminal" and do the following:
HomeBrew Collection:
Libraries Used-
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There are no tutorials that are up to date for ps3 homebrew scene so I want to make this thread a needed central hub for all things homebrew. Down below I will show you how to use Psl1ght on windows instead of linux. AND! a nice collection of homebrew packages with source code! Most if not the entire collection is from "TheOtherDevGuy"... He played a huge roll into what is possible so hope someone can make this of use.
How to install PSl1ght on Windows:
We will be using MinGW... A Linux-like terminal for windows usage allow us to execute Linux based executables. We could use windows default ubuntu shell but it is to much of a hassle to access the file system.
- - PSDK3 v2 from Estwald's Git - [You must login or register to view this content.] [~322MB]
- - Extract "PSDK3v2-master.zip" to "C:\PSDK3v2"
- - Go to "C:\PSDK3v2" and extract "MinGW.7z" and "ps3dev.7z" in there
Step 2 - Creating a new "MSYS Terminal" shortcut on your Desktop
1 - Go to your Desktop and right-click to open the shell menu.
2 - Select"New->Shortcut"
3 - On the next window, write this"C:\PSDK3v2\MinGW\msys\1.0\msys.bat -norxvt" and press "Next".
4 - Now write the title"MSYS Terminal"
5 - Now, right-click the new shortcut you just created and select"Properties"
6 - Change"Start in" text to "C:\PSDK3v2\MinGW\msys\1.0\bin"
7 - Make sure it looks like this: You must login or register to view this content.
Step 3 - If you installed PSDK3 v2 in a different place than "C:\PSDK3v2\" check this:
1 - Using Windows Explorer go to where you installed PSDK3 v2 (Ex. "X:\PSDK3v2")
2 - Navigate to"X:\PSDK3v2\MinGW\msys\1.0\etc" and open "profile" with a text editor.
3 - Go to the bottom of the text-based file (profile), and change the following line with the corresponding drive, in this example"X":
[COLOR=#333333]export PS3SDK="/c/PSDK3v2"[/COLOR]
to
export PS3SDK="/x/PSDK3v2"
Testing and compiling with psl1ght to a eboot or pkg:
1 - Run"MSYS Terminal" and do the following:
[FONT=Verdana]cd $PS3SDK[/FONT]
wget --no-check-certificate -O irismanager-4-x-master.zip https://github.com/Estwald/irismanager-4-x/archive/master.zip
unzip irismanager-4-x-master.zip
cd irismanager-4-x-master
make npdrm (note: or use "make pkg" to make pkg)
[COLOR=#333333][FONT=arial][FONT=Verdana]cd ./[/FONT][/FONT][/COLOR]
HomeBrew Collection:
Libraries Used-
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Why not just use the actual sdk from sn systems?
11-13-2016, 03:24 AM
#3
HeroWin
Java Developer
Originally posted by John
Why not just use the actual sdk from sn systems?
I'd rather just install a light weight SDK where I already know what im doing instead of using a sdk where I have to install after install certain programs
this is my opinion but yea your right...
WHY NOT
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HeroWin ; 11-13-2016 at 03:30 AM.
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