Project Phoenix Media | [Proof of Concept] Playing PS2 Games Over Ethernet With PS2 and Raspberry Pi 3 @ProjectPhoenixMedia | Uploaded June 2016 | Updated October 2024, 1 week ago.
Using the raspberry pi 3 and openmediavault, I was able to create a shared folder on my thumb drive connected to the raspberry pi 3, and I was able to play games through Ethernet at full speed.
This is a nice solution if you want to carry around a mini computer with your games and FMCB, without having to lug around the traditional laptop or desktop PC.
If there is demand for a tutorial, let me know and post a comment!
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Using the raspberry pi 3 and openmediavault, I was able to create a shared folder on my thumb drive connected to the raspberry pi 3, and I was able to play games through Ethernet at full speed.
This is a nice solution if you want to carry around a mini computer with your games and FMCB, without having to lug around the traditional laptop or desktop PC.
If there is demand for a tutorial, let me know and post a comment!
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![[Proof of Concept] Playing PS2 Games Over Ethernet With PS2 and Raspberry Pi 3](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/V4kwRR8PEeQ/hqdefault.jpg "[Proof of Concept] Playing PS2 Games Over Ethernet With PS2 and Raspberry Pi 3
Using the raspberry pi 3 and openmediavault, I was able to create a shared folder on my thumb drive connected to the raspberry pi 3, and I was able to play games through Ethernet at full speed.
This is a nice solution if you want to carry around a mini computer with your games and FMCB, without having to lug around the traditional laptop or desktop PC.
If there is demand for a tutorial, let me know and post a comment!
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![[How To] Play WWII Battles of the South Pacific Using DOSBox 0.74 Tutorial](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/VhicE8fZ8co/hqdefault.jpg "[How To] Play WWII Battles of the South Pacific Using DOSBox 0.74 Tutorial
This is a youtube subscriber request by the name Kevin. Ive never played this game before, but realized this needs more hand holding than most DOS games, so here is the tutorial that any old school gamer can appreciate. Thanks!
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Game download: http://www.myabandonware.com/game/world-war-ii-battles-of-the-south-pacific-2od
DOSBox download: http://www.dosbox.com/download.php?main=1
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![[How To] Backup PS4 Games on 5.05 Firmware (Dumper Tutorial)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Vu8mifICmf4/hqdefault.jpg "[How To] Backup PS4 Games on 5.05 Firmware (Dumper Tutorial)
Todays tutorial shows you how to make a backup (dump) your PS4 disc games that can run on 5.05 firmware or lower from the PS4, and then ultimately to your EXFAT USB device.
Once the files are on the USB device, then we will be using two Windows programs to create the fpkg file which will then allow us to install the backup game as a .pkg to the PS4 and then have a lot of good times!
Note:
1) USB device needs to be EXFAT format. Update your Windows operating system to latest version and/or use third party programs to achieve this.
2) Disable power saving feature on the PS4 so the ripping process is not interrupted by accident.
3) Make sure there is more than enough free space on the PS4 to allow dumping process to go smoothly.
4) Run the disc game once to allow it to install all necessary game files to internal hard drive, and then follow through with the dumping process as shown in the video.
5) While the game is dumping, do NOT do anything. Let the PS4 do its thing, otherwise you can inadvertently delay the process!
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EXFAT converting guide: https://www.disk-partition.com/articles/format-hard-drive-to-exfat-0310.html
PS4 Dumper 5.05: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1YN5rm4S5XKvmS5DemSKIunN6SJI0IYFV
Fake PKG Tools v1.3: http://www.mediafire.com/file/9k1z5yjvvn299e5/Fake_PKG_Tools_v1.3.rar
Github for dumper: https://github.com/xvortex/ps4-dumper-vtx
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![[How To] Play Tekken Tag Tournament Using OPL PS2 SMB Tutorial (2018)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/W-QkAI2uta8/hqdefault.jpg "[How To] Play Tekken Tag Tournament Using OPL PS2 SMB Tutorial (2018)
Todays tutorial I will show you how to play the CD version of Tekken Tag Tournament on a softmodded PS2 that is using FMCB and OPL to load the game over SMB/network.
The game does not work with USB, so you need to do either SMB or internal hard drive for fat PS2.
Todays tutorial will be focusing strictly on the SMB method. Enjoy!
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Download OPL Manager: http://oplmanager.no-ip.info/site/index.php
Video tutorial on Windows 10 and OPL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yk6ps8jTSxY
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![[Refresher Tutorial] Using Popstarter With Fat PS2 Internal Hard Drive - Crash Bandicoot Example](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/XWjSWFWsQpY/hqdefault.jpg "[Refresher Tutorial] Using Popstarter With Fat PS2 Internal Hard Drive - Crash Bandicoot Example
I love the concept of todays video. It is a quick refresher course to go over the main points on how to setup your modded PS2 to get popstarter up and running with your internal PS1 games without getting into all the meticulous details.
If you need a detailed step by step process, see the links below.
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Popstarter Int. Hard Drive In-dept Tutorial:
Part 1: https://youtu.be/y86ckEg4-xc
Part 2: https://youtu.be/dYBpqTA7zbg
Text tutorial: https://bitbucket.org/ShaolinAssassin/popstarter-documentation-stuff/wiki/hdd-mode
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![[How To] Play Jak and Daxter The Precursor Legacy With OPL (Internal HDD and SMB Method)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/XyxIFRu6FPk/hqdefault.jpg "[How To] Play Jak and Daxter The Precursor Legacy With OPL (Internal HDD and SMB Method)
Recently, someone said does this game work with OPL and USB? The answer is no. Do we then give up? No. In todays video, I will show you how to use a fat ps2 to play the game via internal hard drive, or you can also play it via SMB/Ethernet as well using a fat or slim PS2.
The trick comes down to using the proper modes in OPL! This is the first time I ever had to do that.
Short answer is use modes 1, 3, and 6 for internal hard drive or SMB method, and your game should work. It did for me. Enjoy!
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I had used a OPL daily build, file name PL_1022_DB_all-02c54cd-2017-08-12.zip.
You can get the latest daily build of OPL here: http://www.ps2-home.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=3
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