PspDos changelog

No school like the old school. PSP homebrew developer Darksidious has relesed the latest version of PspDos, the DOS- type command line interface for the Sony handheld. This version includes three new DOS commands you can use. Here's the changelog for PspDos v0.2:

Hi all voila I suggest the 0.2 version of pspdos
The new release has days are:
-- Edit [path] / / edit a file using a luaprog 0.3
-- Rename [file] [other] / / rename the file by other
-- Exe [file. Psp] / / the file. Psp is the equivalent of batch for pc

The commands you can use from a file psp are:
-- Exit
-- Deldir
-- USB
-- Del
-- Mkdir
-- Copy
-- Exe / / only file lua
-- CD

Voila for the next release will add
-- Launching prx

If you enjoy using old-school interface programs then you'll definitely get a kick out of this new homebrew DOS emulator developed by Darksidious for the Sony PlayStation Portable. Entitled PspDos 0.1, this Lua-based program features some of the basic commands found on the DOS platform, as well as some additional commands applicable for the PSP handheld.

The interface itself is a literal blast from the past, complete with the basic DOS prompt set on the root directory of your handheld's memory stick. PspDos also includes a set of commands which allows you to manipulate some files and directory found on your PSP.

Here's a list of the basic commands you can enter using the program:

Makedir: You can create a folder.
Exit: It lets you leave.
Cd [folder name]: lets go in the file.
CD -R: lets go to the root.
Cd -p: can return to the previous folder.
Del [file name]: lets you delete a file.
Deldir [folder name]: It lets you delete a folder.
Exe [file name]: allows to execute a file lua.
Time: gives a time.
List: to list the files of a folder.
Usb: enables it to turn on / off the usb.
Info -a: to view information on the PSP.
Info -c: to view the credits.
Info -g: to view the background information.
Help -[command]: to view the aid for orders.
Select: To show the former command typed previously.

If you're interested in trying out this newest adaptation of the classic DOS interface, we've provided a copy of this old-school homebrew app through the link found below. Enjoy the download!