For anyone coding in the ruby train, homebrew coder Kode has compiled the Joyau version 0.8 EBOOT. This is especially made for those who are not industrious enough to create their own sources. And of course, using something off the collection rack of seasoned coders is safer in terms of encoding and interpreting.

Joyau is a Ruby interpreter for the Playstation Portable, which is slightly similar to the Lua you’ll code in Ruby. The EBOOT acts as the script interpreter.

As you can seriously jeopardize all these ruby interpreting when not done properly here are the things you need to now about the Joyau v0.8:

* Copy the “script.rb” file (your Ruby code) into the same directory as the Joyau EBOOT.
* The Joyau EBOOT is compiled with PSP_FW_VERSION = 371.
* Try LEDA or Time Machine if you’re experiencing problems with executing the EBOOT.

This need-to-knows are, of course, published during the first release of the Joyau ruby interpreter, so be careful since there are new fixes in this update.

Download Joyau v0.8: Ruby Interpreter for the PSP