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isnt X-over another "word" for a Cross-over ?:) anywayz, i turned off the XP FW ages ago... that was the first thing i ever did :))) and i dig the .69 thing.... but i don't want my PS2 to access the "outher-world" neither i want it DHCPed... i just need to transfer files between ...

yeah, and the only "lan" is my PC to my PS2 (so there is no "rest" of the network because there is no network).... i have just this one comp at my home, and everything else is plugged directly into it (printer, DSL, tv out etc) no network here... so i don't really see the point o...

well aren't you gonna say something to that ?:)

ok, here's the final tamper :: - i don't think my computer needs DHCP or DNS since its a PS2 - PC LAN, its not like i have 5+ members to allow myself a "comfort" of having a DHCP and a DNS server on this machine... - i've burned a new PS2LINK cd with the following IPCONFIG 192.168.0.10 (PS...

OMG i feel so Fin stupid now... the hostmask on the PS2 was set to be 255.0.0.0 instead of 255.255.255.0 but still, even tho the LAN connection says that PS2 received 30 packages or so (of about a 4500) i still cant ping it and netstat says this TCP blablabla ESTABLISHED TCP comp:1254 192.168.0.10:1...

this is pretty much off-topic, but why don't you try making a "hello world" program for the PS2 ? that's always a good start... aim low, secure and short at the beggining until you get the hang of it... introduce graphics later :) and i think that newer PlayStation 2s don't use the exact s...

i'm still new to PS2 programming, but can't you simply use assembly code for that patch ? (by patch i mean part of code that you need compiled differently) just write it in ASM and it should turn out ok... it's funny tho, the assembly language is the only universal language... no matter which compil...

you mean go offline, do ipconfig /release then ipconfig /renew and talk to it ? or just to make a mini network around my room ? because the latter one is not really what i need :))) but let that one stay a MAYBE for now, i'm kinda short on cash, and i'm not too keen on trying to fix up a homemade hu...

ok, now i'm completely lost... i started configuring my network connection with the Network Access Disc and i found out something very weird... the computer says that the cable is connected at 100.00 MBps, but my PS2 can't detect or find any LAN at all.... then, after poking around the DHCP settings...

after checking with ipconfig and pinging - the PCs IP is ok, but it won't ping it... 4 packets sent, none of them came thru (aka timed out)...
so it's either the cable or my PS2 network adapter... i'm stunned :)

i have windoze XP so i guesss i don't have what it takes to compile unix stuff... altho i have most of the unix libs on some CD... whatever... i'm starting to get pissed off, the PS2Link shows "Ready" on the screen, but none of the clients i found work !! (that includes PS2EXEC **, InLink ...

i don't want to act smart or anything, but, wouldn't be easier to play SNES games your PC instead of your PS2?? because i'm having problems connecting my PS2 to my PC so i could kinda help ppl out :)) but since u have a HDD i guess you could plug it in the PC and use some copy software to make it al...

huh, well that's an relief... ok then, i'll just try out some other clients and keep you updated :)

i just had a weirdest idea... maybe the conf.dat is the Network Access Disc data... maybe i haven't configured my PS2 for "networking" at all :)) maybe i just need to do it all over again :P the LAN cable was made to be a PC-to-PC and it works... i've made a dozens like this one, and this ...

ok,ok, i have two PS2LINKs... i already burned the PS2Link v1.24, and when i plug in the cable, start up the XLink and turn on my PS2, this is what the log window says: tty mounted host: mounted IOP cmd thread started Naplink thread started loadmodule: id 29, ret 0 open name mc0:conf.dat flag 1 data...

sorry about the warez, won't happpen again :) and can you give me a brief hint on where to find that IP? because i think my comp is using 192.168.0.1 and nothing should use that IP on the subnet because the subnet is just my PC and my PS2... thanks anywayz, i haven't tried the XLink tho... :) but i ...

ok, i know i should have used the search button more than twice, but i'm in a hurry and i apologize for that, but i really have to go :) i'm not gonna talk crap, i'm cuttin right to it -> i have a slim PS2 with a lan hole in its back (from what i have read in the past couple of days, its a V12) and ...