OPL debug binary and catch the log into a file , how ?

hola OPL sceners , i need a little help and coaching on how to launch OPL debug binary and catch the log into a file. I apparently need to launch OPL via ps2link , I dont have any files to do the job atm so i am at square one.


I am trying to help jimmi and izdubar with getting a game running in OPL that is currently not working.


any tips help

s8n





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I have XLink and ps2link V1.24.elf , i still need opl debug binary ..........ive Googled for it but cant find it , can anyone point me in the right direction.

If you're able to compile opl, you're able to compile a debug binary.
Have you got a working ps2SDK ?

hi jimmi , yes i can compile OPL i downloaded loki7777's ' Ubuntu Virtual Machine + enviroment to compile OPL ' package

and have compiled multi releases of OPL with success

Then a simple :
make clean
make iopcore_debug

Will let you have the debug binary built ;)

Then I would suggest to open opl folder open make file the first line says debug = 0 change to debug = 1 open console cd open-ps2-loader make rebuild Then after done open folder should be elf about 4.8 M in size that is debug elf

Their you go :)

To slow for Jimmi i see:lol:

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Originally Posted by RandQalan

Then I would suggest to open opl folder open make file the first line says debug = 0 change to debug = 1 open console cd open-ps2-loader make rebuild Then after done open folder should be elf about 4.8 M in size that is debug elf

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Just to be clear, while the above also make a "debug" binary of OPL, there are different level of debugging available.

So if Jimmi ask you to "make iopcore_debug", please do so, as it is not the same as the simple debug level you'll get by changing the Makefile.

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Originally Posted by izdubar

Just to be clear, while the above also make a "debug" binary of OPL, there are different level of debugging available.

So if Jimmi ask you to "make iopcore_debug", please do so, as it is not the same as the simple debug level you'll get by changing the Makefile.

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Thanks for the information I will keep that in mind.

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Originally Posted by s8n

I have XLink and ps2link V1.24.elf , i still need opl debug binary ..........ive Googled for it but cant find it , can anyone point me in the right direction.

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Here are the binaries (ELF) of PS2Link version 1.52. There are two versions, the standard one and the "high" one. The high loads its data at a higher memory address.

Use the standard one (but keep the other somewhere).

HOWTO:

Save the PS2link.elf to your mc?:/SYS-CONF/ folder, at the same level as the IPCONFIG.DAT file, as it will try to read it to setup your PS2 network configuration (if it can't find the IPCONFIG.DAT it will use a default IP/Gateway/mask).

Then, on your PC, you should compile OPL as said above "make clean", then "make iopcore_debug". Stay in this folder, and do a directory listing after the compilation. You should have a single ELF as output: opl.elf

Then run these PS2client commands on your PC, in the same directory:

Code:

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ps2client -h 192.168.1.10 netdump
ps2client -h 192.168.1.10 execee host:opl.elf

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You must use the IP address of your PS2 instead of course.

OPL will start on the PS2. Due to all the traces being outputed, it may freeze due to concurrent IO. In that case, stop ps2client (CTRL + C), reset ps2Link:

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ps2client -h 192.168.1.10 reset

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And then try again.

In attachment is also the ps2client for linux (if you use one of the VM).

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Another solution (and probably it is this one we need), without using "ps2client", is to copy the "opl.elf" to your memory card. Start it with uLaunchELF, and make a wireshark capture.

As all debug traces are sent in broadcast, you will get them in the capture along with the usual SMB (or even without using SMB) packets.

i want to say thanks to.........

jimmi
Rand
izdubar


alot of great help as usual and great insight..........

i have been playing around and tinkering and have generated a debug.txt

i will post my findings in the Game Compatibilty section of this site.


see you there


s8n