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psx-mode - configure global modes of a device |
Daniel Balster/psxdev-tools
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- SYNOPSIS OF psx-mode
--quiet,-q be quiet
--help,-h print this text
--verbose,-v be verbose
--version,-V print binary version
--device=x,-d use this device (default: /dev/pccl)
- DESCRIPTION OF psx-mode
psx-mode is used to switch between global modes of a given PCCL device. There is currently only one global mode available, the AUTORESUME mode.
- EXAMPLES FOR psx-mode
psx-mode autoresume can be used to request the current value of a mode.
psx-mode autoresume=onIf AUTORESUME=ON is selected the PSX is not interrupted anymore by some utilties. This makes sense if you want to access /proc/pccl/0/mem for i.e. realtime updates and the PSX shouldn't freeze everytime you access the memory.
psx-mode autoresume=offThis is the opposite. In the above example would this freeze the execution everytime you access i.e. /proc/pccl/0/mem.
- NOTES ON psx-mode
I'm not happy with this mode, but it was necessary.
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