If you're into some coding, compile the latest OPL (rev444) by Crazyc you can find the source here. Alternatively, you can disable your modchip when loading Open PS2 Loader PS: You might need the latest beta or else your modchip messes everything up. isos is the USBUtil format when you use the 0.7 version. Then in Open PS2, you give your ps2 an IP adress that's free, put in the IP address of your router(or the PC if the ps2 is directly connected to the PC), the IP address of your PC and it should work. You need to create a share with the name PS2SMB, and allow the Guest access to it(or in case of WinXp, just as usual). If your ps2 has a network port, you can use the network loading. When I have the ISOs on the FAT32 formatted drive, can I load them with Open Loader?Īlso, how does the network loading work? I thought that you need a network adapter for PS2 (which I don't have, and never will probably).ĭidn't you say you have the latest ps2 model? Only the V# numbers tell me something. iso support for network loading, but you need to compile that yourself.
PS: When loading via network, the games need to be in the USBUtil format as well.
Oh and yes you could use your portable HDD for that too, but just any HDD, no matter what filesystem you are using will work(for network loading!). Since it's a slim, i recommend looking into network loading as that's faster than USB Loading. And you need to use USBUtil to put the games on your FAT32 formatted HDD.
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