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    PSP file transfers?

    how do i transfer files to my PSP and PDA?

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    Re: PSP file transfers?

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    Quote Originally Posted by jason_pine
    how do i transfer files to my PSP and PDA?
    Dunno. What kind of connection does the PSP or PDA have: USB, FireWire, serial, IR, bluetooth, other? If it's USB or FireWire, then Knoppix may recognize them as simple storage devices.

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    1. from my moms friend
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    PSP uses usb

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    Quote Originally Posted by jason_pine
    PSP uses usb
    OK. Then try the following: boot into Knoppix, open a root shell, and type the following:
    Code:
    dmesg -c >& /dev/null
    Next, plug in your PSP into the USB port of your machine and type the following in the root shell:
    Code:
    ( set -x
    cat /etc/knoppix-version
    dmesg
    cat /proc/partitions
    cat /etc/fstab
    ) >& post.txt
    Please post the output of post.txt.

    Quote Originally Posted by jason_pine
    9. I have seen it never used it.
    For what a wiki is I'll direct you to wikipedia. Much of the documentation for Knoppix is in a wiki. To get the most out of it, I recommend you create a wiki account and then explore. The wiki is a great place for putting notes on what you are working on and sharing it with others.

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    I found USB connect document of PSP for Windows XP at:
    http://psp.connect.com/tutorial/tutorial.pdf

    I think USB connect for knoppix should similar.
    except that it is safer for detection by plug in PSP before PC power up.
    I found that my laptop only detect USB hard drive when USB plug in before PC power up.
    My desktop has no this problem.

    Must right click USB icon and uncheck read only device, so that you can write to PSP (usb hard drive)

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