Open PS2 Loader Project - v0.9

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Originally Posted by l_oliveira

You only mess with the router if you want to share your SMB PS2 games with people on the internet (lol).

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You'd be amazed at all the "security freaks" who forget to add their PS2's MAC address to their router's "safe list" ... ;)

anybody experimented with doctorxyz's branch of OPL? it locks up for me when it's about to present game list, right after scanning the HDD.

this usually happened when i would forget to rebuild OPL without "make clean", but since i had a clean checkout this time - i found that strange.

reverting to previous OPL version (e.g. latest in ifcaro's repo) fixes the problem, and there are no special commits in OPL that would break things this way. weird.

yoshi314, hi mate. Can you share compiled 651 rev? I am suck in programming and can't compile it for myself. Sorry for my bad english, I'm from Ukraine.

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Originally Posted by yoshi314

anybody experimented with doctorxyz's branch of OPL? it locks up for me when it's about to present game list, right after scanning the HDD.

this usually happened when i would forget to rebuild OPL without "make clean", but since i had a clean checkout this time - i found that strange.

reverting to previous OPL version (e.g. latest in ifcaro's repo) fixes the problem, and there are no special commits in OPL that would break things this way. weird.

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Noticed a bug also if auto or if manual start SMB and have internal HD auto start internal game locks up on start up of game

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Originally Posted by JoshMatt79

Seagate Barracuda 200 GB IDE 7200 RPM,3.5" (ST3200822A) Hard DriveWill this work? it says on the site i went to it will. But so did the maxtor i have and it dont lol

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WELL ID CALL THAT WEB SITE A BUNCH OF ****ING BULL! THAT DAMN HHD DOES NOT ****ING WORK! IM PISSED!!!!!!

http://psx-scene.com/forums/f98/hdl-...ve-full-28256/

I guys. Is it possible to compile a new USBD.IRX driver that can be USB 2.0 compatible ?

If we have a new USB 2.0 driver, we can play PS2 USB game with our PS3.

Well Id like to say im sorry abought the dirty mouth on my last post. I had a question. I wondered if a Version 7 PlayStation 2 was a bad one for using the hdd? I cant seem to get any but a small 4.3 gb to work

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Originally Posted by JoshMatt79

Well Id like to say im sorry abought the dirty mouth on my last post. I had a question. I wondered if a Version 7 PlayStation 2 was a bad one for using the hdd? I cant seem to get any but a small 4.3 gb to work

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Like l_Oliveira said before a few posts back, try a different network adaptor. I don't remember who his post was directed too, but his advice stands.

If you want to save the money and the frustration of finding that a newer network adaptor doesn't work, just borrow one from someone else (Even from a stanger will do...).

If you can experiment with a different console too, that will be great too.

Honestly, there is no point in getting mad over this, as Sony never promised that their hardware would ever be compatible with generic ATA HDDs. (On the contrary, they forced everyone to use their "Genuine SCE" HDD units)

So while it does work with generic ATA disks, compatibility is obviously not guaranteed (Especially with the older hardware) and you cannot blame them.

EDIT: When was your adaptor manufactured? I know that the US release of Playstation hardware has got datecodes printed on them.

Mine was manufactured by Foxconn, China. Datecode is 3C (3rd quarter of 2003). That adaptor was brought back by the previous owner when he went to the US, many years ago.

I vaguely remember a similar case from 2 years ago, and I've found it: http://psx-scene.com/forums/f98/hdd-...adapter-65562/

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Originally Posted by SP193

Like l_Oliveira said before a few posts back, try a different network adaptor. I don't remember who his post was directed too, but his advice stands.

If you want to save the money and the frustration of finding that a newer network adaptor doesn't work, just borrow one from someone else (Even from a stanger will do...).

If you can experiment with a different console too, that will be great too.

Honestly, there is no point in getting mad over this, as Sony never promised that their hardware would ever be compatible with generic ATA HDDs. (On the contrary, they forced everyone to use their "Genuine SCE" HDD units)

So while it does work with generic ATA disks, compatibility is obviously not guaranteed (Especially with the older hardware) and you cannot blame them.

EDIT: When was your adaptor manufactured? I know that the US release of Playstation hardware has got datecodes printed on them.

Mine was manufactured by Foxconn, China. Datecode is 3C (3rd quarter of 2003). That adaptor was brought back by the previous owner when he went to the US, many years ago.

I vaguely remember a similar case from 2 years ago, and I've found it: http://psx-scene.com/forums/f98/hdd-...adapter-65562/

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OK mine has a date code on the metal shield that says 3A. I think ill try to find a nother one today