Fixed, Pre-Built, Win32 PS2SDK :)

[Lazy Bastard]

I've added ps2ftpd and SMS, though I still haven't uploaded the new build. I'll try to do so tonight.

[Lazy Bastard]

Heh, I've added sioshell, and PS2-Packer, with all stubs. And still, I haven't found the time to upload the latest build. I should be able to do so tonight.

[Lazy Bastard]

OK, I've uploaded the latest version, and updated the first post in this thread to reflect updates.

[leonidas08]

I signed up just to say how much I apreciate you bringing this all together to try and help new people get into ps2 programming. I´m just a noob beginner programmer trying to learn a little. There was a lot of info floating about but it was all scattered. Although I had managed to install MiniGw and Cygwin with a pre-installed toolchain, most of the stuff wouldn´t compile.
I can now finally compile the Qbert and ps2pong games. Lol, I still can´t program much more than hello world programs but at least I can compile alot of things The ps2compiles that you put together are great. alot of code there for people to look into. Well now I´m starting to ramble.
Just wanted to say Thank You !!!

[Lazy Bastard]

That's great

It's good to know that my efforts have paid off, and that people are using the things I've put together to learn (though I can also tell by the number of times files are downloaded, and by how many visitors there are to specific threads, heh); I know I stumbled a lot when I was first starting to play with the PS2SDK, and I'm still not a master of PS2 development, by a long shot. However, it's probably my proximity to my previous complete ignorance that allows me to help beginners from a point of view akin to their own. And now, I'm beginning to ramble

Feel free to ask questions, and participate in conversation, etc. Have fun.

[wes_less]

Hello,
When I use this, I get this error...

$ make
ee-strip --strip-all cube.elf
/e/usr/local/sce/ee/gcc/bin/ee-strip: /e/usr/local/sce/ee/gcc/bin/ee-strip: cannot execute binary file
make: *** [all] Error 126

What am i doing wrong?

Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks!

[Lazy Bastard]

Are you using the official Sony SDK? "/usr/local/sce" doesn't look like a PS2SDK dir. If that's the case, that's your problem.

[wes_less]

Are you using the official Sony SDK? "/usr/local/sce" doesn't look like a PS2SDK dir. If that's the case, that's your problem.

Well I remember that I was trying to use the official sony sdk a while back and could never get it to work right. I also remember that that made some system variables changes. So now i think it is confusing the fixed PS2dev SDK. If I changed some variables, would that fix the problem?

[Lazy Bastard]

Yes, it's likely an environment variable issue.

Try this: uninstall msys and MinGW, if either is actually installed. Either way, go into your primary hard disk (probably C:\), and delete the msys and MinGW directories (and if you only used the /usr directory for the official Sony SDK, delete it as well). Now extract the msys and MinGW directories directly into your primary hard disk root directory (again, most likely C:\), and try to compile the cube sample.

[misfire]

Why not simply check your Windows environment variables?