Minor grammar fixes
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@ -3430,7 +3430,7 @@ the caller's RA,SP,R30,R28,R16 registers (for some bizarre reason, this
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information is saved in the exe header, rather than on the caller's stack).<br/>
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Additionally to the initial PC,R28,SP,R30 values that are contained in the
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header, two parameter values are passed to the executable (in R4 and R5
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registers) (however, usually that values are simply R4=1 and R5=0).<br/>
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registers) (however, usually these values are simply R4=1 and R5=0).<br/>
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Like normal functions, the executable can return control to the caller by
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jumping to the incoming RA address (provided that it hasn't destroyed the stack
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or other important memory locations, and that it has pushed/popped all
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@ -779,7 +779,7 @@ address (causing an invalid memory address exception on address 6F726463h, for
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"cdrom:filename.exe").<br/>
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#### A(9Ch) - SetConf(num\_EvCB, num\_TCB, stacktop)
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Changes the number of EvCBs and TCBs, and the stacktop. That values are usually
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Changes the number of EvCBs and TCBs, and the stacktop. These values are usually
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initialized from the settings in the SYSTEM.CNF file, so using this function
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usually shouldn't ever be required.<br/>
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The function deallocates all old ExCBs, EvCBs, TCBs (so all Exception handlers,
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@ -1382,7 +1382,7 @@ command the hardware to output that info...?<br/>
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Reboots the pocketstation, similar as when pressing the Reset button. Don't
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use! The BIOS bootcode does (without any good reason) reset the RTC registers
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and alarm/century settings in RAM to Time 00:00:00, Date 01 Jan 1999, and Alarm
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00:00 disabled, so, after reset, the user would need to re-enter that values.<br/>
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00:00 disabled, so, after reset, the user would need to re-enter these values.<br/>
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Aside from the annoying destroyed RTC settings, the function is rather
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unstable: it does jump to address 00000000h in RAM, which should usually
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redirect to 04000000h in ROM, however, most pocketstation games are programmed
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@ -2011,7 +2011,7 @@ boundaries required).<br/>
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## Pocketstation XBOO Cable
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This circuit allows to connect a pocketstation to PC parallel port, allowing to
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upload executables to real hardware, and also allowing to download TTY debug
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messages (particulary useful as the 32x32 pixel LCD screen is ways too small to
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messages (particulary useful as the 32x32 pixel LCD screen is way too small to
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display any detailed status info).<br/>
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#### POC-XBOO Circuit
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@ -359,8 +359,8 @@ tray that contains a normal (top-loading) PSX cdrom drive unit).<br/>
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CN2 4pin Connector to PC power supply (12V/5V and 2xGND)
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CN3 50pin Connector to DTL-H2500 or so? (need "PCS-E50FC" plug?)
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```
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There is no eject button, unknown if there's some eject motor, or if one does
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need to push/pull drive tray manually.<br/>
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There is no eject button, unknown if there's some eject motor, or if one
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needs to push/pull the drive tray manually.<br/>
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#### Sony SCPH-9903 (Gray SCEx-free Playstation)
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A rare SCEx-free Playstation that can boot from CDR's without SCEx strings;
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