Setting up PSPLINK on WSL

On Windows a driver needs to be installed before PSPLINK can be used. To do this take the following steps:

  1. Make sure the programs usbhostfs_pc and pspsh are available in cmd. Otherwise download them here.
  2. Start PSPLINK on the Playstation Portable and connect it to the computer through USB.
  3. Download Zadig and start it. It will ask if you want to run it as administrator, click yes.
  4. In Zadig, click on options -> List All Devices.
  5. Select the entry "PSP" type B from the dropdown list.
  6. Left of driver, select the libusb-win32 driver. Then click install.
  7. Wait for the installation to finish, then disconnect the USB cable from the PSP.
  8. Open a Powershell window as Administrator.
  9. Run the following commands.
  10. “usbipd list” and find the BUSID of you "PSP" type B.
  11. usbipd bind –busid YOURBUSID
  12. usbipd attach –wsl –busid YOURBUSID -a This command connects your usb device to WSL and the -a forces it to rebind after resets. Note: Steps 10,11 and 12 will need to be run each time you want to use psplink within WSL.

Setting up PSPLINK on Native Windows

On Windows a driver needs to be installed before PSPLINK can be used. To do this take the following steps:

  1. Make sure the programs usbhostfs_pc and pspsh are available in cmd. Otherwise download them here.
  2. Start PSPLINK on the Playstation Portable and connect it to the computer through USB.
  3. Download Zadig and start it. It will ask if you want to run it as administrator, click yes.
  4. In Zadig, click on options -> List All Devices.
  5. Select the entry "PSP" type B from the dropdown list.
  6. Left of driver, select the libusb-win32 driver. Then click install.
  7. Wait for the installation to finish, then disconnect the USB cable from the PSP.

Now PSPLINK can be used with Windows. Continue with the instructions on the Debugging page.