For the PSP faithful that are still using custom firmware, 6.60 PRO to be exact and has been wondering about RemoteJoyLite support, let me tell you this... There isn't. However, no official release does not mean that other won't be working towards finding a workaround. HolmesInFive of 1337Mods has drafted up a quick tutorial to get the latest RemoteJoyLite plugin working on 6.60 PRO.
This tutorial was tested on 6.60 PRO B-9/B-10 but it should work on previous revisions. (And it was shortened where necessary)
First off, grab PSPDisp and RemoteJoyLite and extract them to a folder on your desktop. From there:
1. Install PSPDisp normally but do not select the option for Autostart. If you get a prompt about the drivers being unsafe/unsigned, just ignore it and continue with the installation.
2. After running PSDisp.exe, connect your PSP to USB Mode and navigate to the 'seplugins' folder on the root of your memory stick. There you need to open your VSH.txt, GAME.txt and GAME150.txt files (if you don’t have those text files then make them) and copy/paste this path into a new line in each file: ms0:/seplugins/RemoteJoyLite.prx 1
If you have a PSP Go, then your path will be ef0:/seplugins/RemoteJoyLite.prx 1
If you wish to use RemoteJoyLite with Popsloader (PSX), then copy these two paths to separate lines in the 'pops.txt' file: ms0:/seplugins/RemoteJoyLite.prx 1 ; flash0:/kd/usb.prx 1
3. Find the RemoteJoyLite folder and copy the RemoteJoyite.prx file to the 'seplugins' folder.
4. After this, disconnect your PSP and reboot. Once in the XMB, plug your USB in and run “RemoteJoyLite_en” found in the RemoteJoyLite folder. If setup correctly, RemoteJoyLite should be displaying your PSP's screen.
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This tutorial was tested on 6.60 PRO B-9/B-10 but it should work on previous revisions. (And it was shortened where necessary)
First off, grab PSPDisp and RemoteJoyLite and extract them to a folder on your desktop. From there:
1. Install PSPDisp normally but do not select the option for Autostart. If you get a prompt about the drivers being unsafe/unsigned, just ignore it and continue with the installation.
2. After running PSDisp.exe, connect your PSP to USB Mode and navigate to the 'seplugins' folder on the root of your memory stick. There you need to open your VSH.txt, GAME.txt and GAME150.txt files (if you don’t have those text files then make them) and copy/paste this path into a new line in each file: ms0:/seplugins/RemoteJoyLite.prx 1
If you have a PSP Go, then your path will be ef0:/seplugins/RemoteJoyLite.prx 1
If you wish to use RemoteJoyLite with Popsloader (PSX), then copy these two paths to separate lines in the 'pops.txt' file: ms0:/seplugins/RemoteJoyLite.prx 1 ; flash0:/kd/usb.prx 1
3. Find the RemoteJoyLite folder and copy the RemoteJoyite.prx file to the 'seplugins' folder.
4. After this, disconnect your PSP and reboot. Once in the XMB, plug your USB in and run “RemoteJoyLite_en” found in the RemoteJoyLite folder. If setup correctly, RemoteJoyLite should be displaying your PSP's screen.
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