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A still unknown feature of the PSP graphical engine has been discovered. The first game was "FlatOut: Head On", showing
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77125 [GUI] WARN  ge - signal (behavior=8,signal=0x0) unknown behavior
A warning has been added in r1880 to display this new function. It would be interesting to retest some games with r1880 (or newer) and check if this new WARNing is displayed. Best candidates are games displaying very bad graphics (completely distorted or where large parts are missing).

Hykem has already done some research on this new feature, but it would help a lot to find games using it. If you find a warning "...unknown behavior", please post a test report, including a log file at INFO level.

Thank you for your support!
H-m-m...I have seen this error in Juiced game series but was too laz0r to update logs. Big Grin Since it was requested - i'm start to checking games and updating logs. Smile

Juiced: Eliminator - USA - ULUS10090
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83272 [GUI] WARN  ge - signal (behavior=17,signal=0x906) unknown behavior

Juiced 2: Hot Import Nights - USA - ULUS10312
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27352 [GUI] WARN  ge - signal (behavior=17,signal=0x9b1) unknown behavior

Need for Speed: Shift - USA - ULUS10462 [Encrypted]
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142276 [GUI] WARN  ge - signal (behavior=43,signal=0xea3d) unknown behavior
Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings - USA - ULUS10316
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276201 [GUI] WARN  ge - signal (behavior=8,signal=0x0) unknown behavior

Over the Hedge: Hammy Goes Nuts - USA - ULUS10187
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61000 [GUI] WARN  ge - signal (behavior=8,signal=0x0) unknown behavior
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276201 [GUI] WARN  ge - signal (behavior=8,signal=0x0) unknown behavior
I've added a first draft implementation for behavior=8 in r1898. Any changes?
Metal Gear Solid Peace Walker(ULES01372) displays this message while loading before menu.
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346562 [GUI] WARN  ge - signal (behavior=8,signal=0x0) unknown behavior