You mean that you want to connect your PSP to your PC (with PPSSPP of course), right ?
Your PC have to be the server, therefore you have to launch "AdhocSever.exe".
Then, edit your "ppsspp.ini" : you have to use your local IP address and a MAC address which will be unique.
On your PSP, you need the latest PRO custom firmware installed and the PRO Online Client installed and set :
Put your local IP address in the "server.txt" file in your PSP.
Press "Enter" (do a line break) at the end of the line.
Put the SSID of your Wi-Fi connexion in "hotspot.txt".
And do a line break like you have done in "server.txt" as well
Your PC have to be the server, therefore you have to launch "AdhocSever.exe".
Then, edit your "ppsspp.ini" : you have to use your local IP address and a MAC address which will be unique.
On your PSP, you need the latest PRO custom firmware installed and the PRO Online Client installed and set :
Put your local IP address in the "server.txt" file in your PSP.
Press "Enter" (do a line break) at the end of the line.
Put the SSID of your Wi-Fi connexion in "hotspot.txt".
And do a line break like you have done in "server.txt" as well
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♦ Intel Core i7-2630QM | 4 GB RAM | NVIDIA GeForce GT 540M | Debian Testing
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