09-09-2006, 06:14 PM
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Join Date: Feb 2006
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i found that just exporting wasn't working for me, so try this. I had a similar problem, but managed to fix it (i use ubuntu dapper 6.06)
1) Run the toolchain and make sure that finishes successfully (i was not able to compile yet)
2) Set the directory (cd) to:
Code:
/usr/local/pspdev/bin
If you are able to do this, all is going well so far.
3) In the concole, type $PATH. It should output something like this:
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/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/bin/X11:/usr/games:
Mine did not mention anything about psp tools or directories. We are going to have to edit the $PATH variable to tell it where the compiler is located.
4) Again, in the console, type:
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sudo gedit ~/.bashrc
and enter your password. Alternatively, type
but I find the in-console text editor 'vi' hard to use.
5) Go all the way down to the bottom. You may find that you already have some varioable listed, which would look like this: EXAMPLE=/home/example
6) If PATH is already listed, then add onto the end of the variable (with the two dots : as well)
Code:
:/usr/local/pspdev/bin/:/usr/local/pspdev/
7) If path is not listed, add this:
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PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/pspdev/bin/:/usr/local/pspdev/
8) You also need to add these variables (if they already exist, modify / add to them so they include any extras you are missing.
Code:
PKG_CONFIG_PATH=/usr/local/lib/pkgconfig/:/usr/bin/pkg-config/:/usr/lib/gtk-2.0/:/usr/share/doc/libgtk2.0-0/:/usr/share/doc/libgtk2.0-bin/
PROJECTS=/home/meo/.PSP/Projects/L
TRUNK=/home/meo/.PSP/psptoolchain/trunk/
9)Note:It is very important that PATH still contains $PATH. This basically means that when the variable PATH is 'set' when ubuntu starts, it sets PATH=PATH and whatever follows. Make sure you save afterwards, if you aren't able to, it's probably because you need to be root and you either didn't use the sudo command, or you don't have root privillages (or can't gain them through sudo)
10)Although it is optional, I recommend restarting your computer, or at least doing a CTRL+ALT+DELETE and relogging in.
11)Now that you have all the variables setup and the toolchain installed, try compiling a program. Don't try any games or complicated applications, as they are likely to need extra libraries not already installed. (Try the screenshot prx module, or WifiController). Compiling is just setting the directory to where the source is, and typing make but im sure you already knew that.
12)Now that you are installed, adding extra libraries is easy. Follow instructions on www.psp-programming.com. I downlaoded all the libraries (by removing the library specific folder from the svn url, look on the website to see what i mean) to .pspprojects in my home folder, so I could easily install them and it would be hidden normally. you shouldn't have any problems installing them.
Note: After restarting, try typing $PATH in the console again. it should include pspdev. Also, after setting the path, try typing psp-config. it should find the program, rather than say command not found.
Good Luck! I hope this has been helpful! It took me a while to get the toolchain fully installed and functional as well, it was just the variables that did it for me.
Go Ubuntu!
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