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* Change in makefile.multiman
PPU_LIBS += -l./libpmsd -l./libpfs -l./libpfsm
to
PPU_LDLIBS += -lpmsd -lpfs -lpfsm
* Move all files in lib in the same directory as makefile
* libccons.a is missing. Download and copy in the same directory as makefile
;)
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Thanks ozayturay.
Now I just need to tune my parameters for the package tools and I think it will be OK ;).
EDIT: OK it finally works, will post a tuto for linux users ;)
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Here is my Cygwin enviroment to compile multiMAN in Windows.
Enviroment variables are automatically set in your home folder from /etc/skel when you login the first time.
You must put the required SDK files to usr/local/cell folder. It must include host_common/, host_win32/, target/ and samples/mk folders.
File Name: CygwinMini.rar File Size: 26.00 MB
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How big is the created multiMAN pkg supposed to be? Mine is only 8.5MB which seems kinda small to me.
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It is supposed to be 551KB. Anything else is images/sounds/etc.
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Mine is 8.5MB, but once it is installed on my PS3 MM won't start :(
The only thing I get is a return to the XMB...
Do you get the same thing subcon959?
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If you're returned to XMB it means that the RELOAD.SELF is probably signed as NPDRM, which is wrong. You must not use the same tool to sign/compress RELOAD.SELF that you used for EBOOT.BIN. Use make_fself or make_self_wc or some other app, which can create signed elf files, but not make_self_npdrm / make_fself_npdrm.
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Thanks Dean, will try that ASAP (This evening I think ;))
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Got mine down to 1.16MB. I also got mine to load and everything seems to be pretty much in working order minus ftp.
When I try to run WinSCP I get an error stating, "Could not find specified Title ID on disk" the second I revert back to an official build the FTP is running smooth. Now I myself have not touched anything in regards to FTP in the source so I have no idea where this stems from. And to be entirely honest, the only change I made was the photo column reading "Photo" from USB instead of "Picture." I did a straight compile, i.e. make mm. Got the .pkg from the bin and that was it. I didn't mess with anything else so I have no idea how ftp stopped working lol
I'm really new to this, entirely actually. It's a fun learning process though :D And all thanks to the intrigue that is, Dean's multiMAN!
Regards,
NeilJames
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You must modify the original libftp.a to remove the root-jail. By default the ftp library allows access only to the USRDIR folder of the application, not outside it.