Install Windows XP on PSP then make webhost?

[Josh-H]

It doesn't run the proper XP/Vista. It's just a flash file made to look like the windows OS.

So NO, you cannot run XP/Vista on a psp and use it as a webhost.

[HotelUser]

Its a webpage, nothing like the real XP. Compare the minimum specs of XP to the specs of the psp. The only thing it has is the CPU.
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PC with 300 megahertz or higher processor clock speed recommended; 233 MHz minimum required (single or dual processor system);* Intel Pentium/Celeron family, or AMD K6/Athlon/Duron family, or compatible processor recommended
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128 megabytes (MB) of RAM or higher recommended (64 MB minimum supported; may limit performance and some features)
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1.5 gigabytes (GB) of available hard disk space*
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Super VGA (800 x 600) or higher-resolution video adapter and monitor
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CD-ROM or DVD drive
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Keyboard and Microsoft Mouse or compatible pointing device

The PSP has a MIPs processor, the only Windows it's going to run without emulation is Windows CE.

[Swinkid]

hey,

Put custom firmware by dark-alex on ur psp and i will be able to help. This will require NO windows

[The Professor]

A computer for a mere £35? I doubt it.

Well I bought one from ebay for that much so they are out there! Not new obv but fully capable of being a server.

[Hitman]

A computer for a mere £35? I doubt it.

Yes you can:S:rolleyes:
http://tutorialninjas.net/2008/05/29...p-on-your-psp/
http://www.bizzntech.com/2008/07/05/...a-or-xp-on-psp
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-JYEP_2_wAI
http://www.wikihow.com/Put-Windows-XP-on-your-PSP

Google search for XP on PSP, would you look at that.:rolleyes:

If you'd care to read the links you provided, you probably wouldn't have posted them.

Your idea of using a PSP to host a website is very stupid. Firstly, PSP's aren't very powerful. Secondly, leaving it on 24/7 wouldn't do it any good. Thirdly, I imagine your web connection's upload speed isn't something like 100MBPS. You'd need a very fast connection. Plus, as mentioned, it'll be on wifi, making it slower. Also, most ISP's don't allow you to host servers on their connections.

[Recursion]

Most ISPs in the UK allow you to? :S

[N!ck]

Most ISPs in the UK allow you to? :S

No. Practically none do. It's in the ToS.

[Recursion]

Any I have looked at don't say anything about servers

[N!ck]

Hmm, i'm also struggling to find it, but i know for definate i've read in the past in pretty much any ISP's fair usage policy. They must have changed it.

[Hitman]

They used to say that they didn't allow you to host websites from your home connection, maybe that has changed... I'll try finding it in ToS's.

Tiscali say this:

6.2 The Services are only to be used by you for private use for residential purposes. You must not use them for business or commercial purposes, or resell or supply the Services to anyone else.

Virgin Media:

Residential Use: The Service is provided exclusively for use by residential customers and may not be used for business use.

Business use would be a webhost. They don't word it as "You can't run a webhost" but they say that in other words.