return void;

ok, so for the last 2 hours or so, i’ve been working feverishly to get XLink to work with my psp. i’ve gotten a good ways into getting it to work, but i’ve hit one last major snag.

apparently, some of the games switch ssid’s midway. this presents a problem as XLink seems to lose the psp’s connection. so i tried using SSIDMGR in “auto pursuit” and it still fails. but rather than failing on some normal level, windows catches a BSOD error “BAD_POOL_CALLER”. not sure exactly what this means, but i imagine it has something to do with memory pool management.

i checked the XLink forums about this and didn’t find much. i have the tcp ports forwarded, i’m updating windows right now, the psp is detected by windows and XLink, and i can see other gamers in the lobby. i do not have bridging enabled so that eliminates most advice on the forum.

if anyone has had any success in connecting a PSP to a laptop in ad-hoc mode using XLink (kai), please let me know.