PSPSSH : SSH2 Client changelog

PSP homebrew developer, Zx-81, informed us through our forums that he has released v1.0.4 of SSH2 Client for PSP. For the uninitiated, this homebrew application is a protocol for remotely using the command line on a system, primarily Linux Systems. Basically, with this in your PSP, you could issue command lines to your Linux Unix or Windows systems just as long as they're running on an SSH server and you have an internet connection.

Zx-81 mentioned that this is actually a PSP port of the Dropbear SSH2 Server and Client by Matt Johnston. With that, here's the changelog for PSPSSH v1.0.4:

• WPA support for 3.0x-OE PSP firmware
• Add Visual bell feature, the screen blink when Ctrl-G (bell character) is sent to the vt100 emulator.

So now instead of providing you with two download links (a binary version for firmware 1.5 and the source code), Zx-81 has thrown in a binary version for firmware 3.xOE. As always, please check out the very detailed readme files that could be found within the download.

PSP homebrew developer, Zx-81, informed us through our forums that he has released v1.0.4 of SSH2 Client for PSP. For the uninitiated, this homebrew application is a protocol for remotely using the command line on a system, primarily Linux Systems. Basically, with this in your PSP, you could issue command lines to your Linux Unix or Windows systems just as long as they're running on an SSH server and you have an internet connection.

Zx-81 mentioned that this is actually a PSP port of the Dropbear SSH2 Server and Client by Matt Johnston. With that, here's the changelog for PSPSSH v1.0.4:

• WPA support for 3.0x-OE PSP firmware
• Add Visual bell feature, the screen blink when Ctrl-G (bell character) is sent to the vt100 emulator.

So now instead of providing you with two download links (a binary version for firmware 1.5 and the source code), Zx-81 has thrown in a binary version for firmware 3.xOE. As always, please check out the very detailed readme files that could be found within the download.

PSP homebrew coder Zx-81 is apparently taking a break from PSP game emulators to let us in on something equally (if not more) lucrative: PSPSSH v1.0.2.

This homebrew application is Zx-81's PSP version of Matt Johnston's Dropbear SSH2 Server and Client, which was originally built to run on a variety of POSIX-based platforms. As Zx-81 explains, "PSPSSH is a port of the client version 0.48.1 to the PSP," with v1.0.2 carrying this latest changelog:

• As Matt Johnston advice me, a new random number generator has been integrated (it's a unix like /dev/random generator). This version is now more secure, since the entropy of the random number generator is higher.
• Add option for binary id_rsa key file support, for priv/pub RSA key pair authentication. (See README for details)
• Add option to disable remote server version check
• Add option to change PSP CPU Clock
• New Danzeff keyboard layout, control keys are now available, and unused keys have been removed.
• Control keys and arrow keys support
• Improved communication speed !
• Add scroll up and scroll down feature
• A cursor is now displayed in the console window
• Bug fix and code cleaning

Full installation instructions, author accreditation, and application usage details await in the file bundle's text files - we strongly advise users to read through them first. There's also Zx-81's release thread over at the QJ.Net forums, which makes for a good source of information, and pointers from other veteran coders who may be passing by.