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[SPITFIR3]

I'm would like to detect what PSP Model is being used at start up.

I have tried the following:

if (kuKernelGetModel() != PSP_MODEL_SLIM_AND_LITE)

but this don't work.

Thanks.

[TyRaNiD]

Erm it all depends where and when you want to do it, you don't exactly give much information.

[moonlight]

That function is to be called at user mode only.
Well anyways this until 3.71 M33-3. I've patched again the system to allow kernel prx's have syscall exports.

If you are in a kernel prx use sceKernelGetModel atm.

[TyRaNiD]

Indeed, and that function is actually now in the pspsdk if you update it.

[SPITFIR3]

Thank you TyRaNiD and moonlight, I appreciate your reply's, I would have replied earlier but forgot my pass.

A little more info on what it is.

It's a prx which loads at power on time and detects which model is running and displays menu's accordingly depending on the PSP model.

It's not executed from XMB only at boot time.

I'll try sceKernelGetModel, and will update the SDK.

Thanks again.

[SPITFIR3]

Hi moolight, do I have to use a different command to use sceKernelGetModel or is it the same as (kuKernelGetModel() == PSP_MODEL_SLIM_AND_LITE), but just replacing the kuKernelGetModel() function?

Also what header is sceKernelGetModel contained in.

Thanks