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#1 Use DVD to replace a USB drive?
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Use DVD to replace a USB drive? –
08-09-2010,05:25 PM
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08-09-2010,06:20 PMI think, that will not work since the drive normaly is handled in another way, than Mass-Storage-Drivers.
Also OPL's USB-Drivers need the FAT32-FS, so you need a way to emulate that, or a way to handle the drive.
Both is not present (yet) in OPL.
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08-09-2010,07:02 PMWait a minute...
What about burning the game files along with ul.cfg on a disk and giving the pc disk drive a share name (PS2SMB default) and share the files over network. I know he said USB device but this could be an alternative if the concept is proven.Don't get me wrong;...
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08-09-2010,07:07 PMThat should work, for the read-only-stuff.
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08-09-2010,07:38 PMI sadly don't have a Network Adapter, or I'd just be streaming the isos
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08-11-2010,12:07 AMWell, if it's possible for you, why not just run your games off the PS2's CD/DVD drive?I currently have no USB drives big enough for use with any ISOs. Is there a way to burn my ISOs to DVD (with the ul.cfg file and all) and play it as if it were played off a USB drive?
If it's an unmodified PS2, then using ESR (With FMCB used to boot it) would not be a bad choice.Unmodified SCPH-77006 with SM 3.6
SCPH-39006 with M-chip modchip, SCPH-10281 NA and refurb Seagate 80GB HDD
SCPH-10000 v1.00 with SCPH-10190 PCMCIA NA and SCPH-20400 HDD unit
PS2ESDL v0.823B
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