iso2usbld - Linux Build

[barf]

I have a linux binary ready.

And I propose the following change( on line 29 of iso2usbld.c ):

printf("Usage: %s [SOURCE_ISOFILE] [DEST_PATH] [DISPLAY_TITLE] [MEDIA_TYPE]\n", PROGRAM_NAME);

It’s a .tar.bz2 but the forum only allowed certain exts so I renamed it to .tar.gz

[Bauldrick]

Where can I find the source for this or any program similer (usbutil etc...cmdline, no gui)? I need to build for my mips cpu.

[izdubar]

Where can I find the source for this or any program similer (usbutil etc...cmdline, no gui)? I need to build for my mips cpu.

You can find the sources of "iso2usbld" inside the open-ps2-loader repositories:

> hg clone http://bitbucket.org/ifcaro/open-ps2-loader/
> cd open-ps2-loader/pc/iso2usbld

hg is a command from the mercurial tool. If you don't want to retrieve the whole sources, you can also read the code directly from the http repository:

http://bitbucket.org/ifcaro/open-ps2.../pc/iso2usbld/

[Bauldrick]

Thank-you Gilgamesh88.

I compiled for my 2 Linkstation NAS's (ppc, mips). I don't think many people will need/use them, but I'll put them up here for good measure

(includes the source)

[TnA]

Heh,... Now the PS3-Users with PS2-BC don´t even need a PC to install their games. lol
(I just assume it runs in a PPC-Linux on the PS3...).

[Bauldrick]

I don't know what that means I don't have a PS3

I'm guessing because of the ppc reference it referes to the binary I put up there? Sorry if I'm wrong/they shouldn't be there - I'll remove (if I can)

[TnA]

I don't know what that means I don't have a PS3

Open PS2 Loader´s USB-Function works on the PS3.
If someone has no PC for example he still can use the BD-Drive of the PS3 to read the PS2-Discs and install them.

I'm guessing because of the ppc reference it referes to the binary I put up there?

Yes. The PS3's Cell (Main-CPU) also is a PPC.

Sorry if I'm wrong/they shouldn't be there - I'll remove (if I can)

No, it's o.k.

[barf]

Is there a way to reverse this process?

Is there a usbld2iso somewhere?

[jimmikaelkael]

Of course it can easily be done.
Now that I think of it, iso2usbld needs to be renamed to something like iso2ops2l

I'll write a small ops2l2iso, when I'll have more time:
-I'm currently working on rewriting LAN modules.

[Bauldrick]

I'll write a small ops2l2iso, when I'll have more time

I for one would be very grateful for this, in your own time ofcourse. Many thanks for everything thus far