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I borrowed a PS2 Linux kit from a friend but he wanted to keep the network adapter. No problem becaues mine came with one... however, it doesn't work with Linux until I install new drivers. So I need to somehow get these files onto the PS2 (memory card would probably be easiest) . Now I've poked aro...

As a (former) PS2 game developer, I can assure you there was no such opengl library included in the official SDK.

No kiddin? Wow.. shows what I know.
:-)

You could always use dreamgl, gslib or gsKit I guess. Then you won't have to get your hands dirty by touching any low-level hardware code... I don't understand why you're bothing with the PS2 in that case though. You would probably be happier on a pc or even the xbox if all you want to do is use hi...

ajcrm125, I love the PS2 because it's in my mind like 80's computers, you need to code as low level as possible... so no layerGL ! Simply build your DMA packets or some 'low' level GS libs like GSLib, Libito... True, but I would think that someone would have written a GL interface that simply explo...

Just curious what the mthod of choice is for you guys:
DreamGL?
ps2sdk?
some other GL api?

Ah... so appently it would help if I knew what the hell I was talking about eh? :-D Thanks for the clarification. Incidentally... are there any performnace differences between the 2 environments? (I.E. would a game writen in this environment run comparably to one writtn under the Linux envionment?) ...

But with the Linux DEV kit no longer avaliable in the US (Or at least for a reasonable price... sure I could spend $300 on Ebay but come on...) how can a noob like myself justify geting into PS2 development?