Playstation 2 - Revision history

Ramuk at 02:07, 25 August 2010

Ramuk — Wed, 25 Aug 2010 02:07:56 GMT

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	SMS is a DivX and MP3 player for the PS2.		SMS is a DivX and MP3 player for the PS2.

-	get it here: http://~~sms~~.~~ps2-scene.org~~/~~eng~~/~~index.htm~~	+	get it here: http://sksapps.com/sms/en/

	Using SMS, you can stream movies and music right to your TV. forget about all the set-top boxes, forget about the 'Media PC', if you have a PS2, you have all the hardware you need.		Using SMS, you can stream movies and music right to your TV. forget about all the set-top boxes, forget about the 'Media PC', if you have a PS2, you have all the hardware you need.

Ramuk at 01:33, 25 August 2010

Ramuk — Wed, 25 Aug 2010 01:33:56 GMT

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-	{{Articles\|Mediaserver}}	+	{{Articles\|Mediaserver\|Mediacenter}}
	[[Image:Smsb.gif\|right]]		[[Image:Smsb.gif\|right]]

66.183.181.9 at 02:15, 19 December 2006

66.183.181.9 — Tue, 19 Dec 2006 02:15:32 GMT

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	===USB===		===USB===

-	~~SMS is capable of reading files from a~~ USB ~~drive, but due to liscencing issues, the USB driver USBD.IRX is not included with~~ the SMS ~~distribution. SMS looks for it in~~ the ~~following folders:~~	+	Enable USB support front the SMS menu (press 'start' at the browser). The built-in USBD.IRX is compatible with most USB drives. You will see a new icon in the top bar when a USB device is attached. Press RIGHT to select this icon and browse the USB drive.
-		+
-	* host:USBD.~~IRX~~	+
-	* mc0:/BOOT/USBD.IRX	+
-	* mc0:/PS2OSCFG/USBD.IRX	+
-	* mc0:/SYS-~~CONF/~~USBD.IRX	+
-	* mc0:/PS2MP3/USBD.IRX	+
-	* mc0:/BOOT/PS2MP3/USBD.IRX	+
-	* mc0:/SMS/USBD.IRX	+
-		+
-	~~A suitable version of USBD.IRX can be found within the distribution of naplink: naplink-ps2-v1.0.1a. This can be found at http://naplink.napalm-x.com/.~~	+
-		+
-	Download the above zip file, and open it up – inside you will find a file called npm-usbd.irx. Copy this file to a local folder on your computer, then rename it to USBD.IRX (must be in capitals). Then use an FTP program or other method to copy the file to one of the above locations. Next time SMS starts up, it will have USB ~~support enabled~~. You ~~won't see any difference until you plug in a compatible USB drive. Then you~~ will see a new icon ~~as shown below~~. Press RIGHT to select this icon and browse the USB drive.	+

86.145.170.181: /* Installing Ups2client */

86.145.170.181 — Tue, 14 Nov 2006 18:03:09 GMT

Installing Ups2client

← Older revision		Revision as of 18:03, 14 November 2006
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	case "$1" in		case "$1" in
	start)		start)
-	echo -n "Starting ps2client: "	+	# echo -n "Starting ps2client: "
-	$PS2CLIENT -h $IP listen &	+	# $PS2CLIENT -h $IP listen &
	cd /usr/bin		cd /usr/bin
	./checkPS2.py &		./checkPS2.py &
-	echo "done"	+	# echo "done"
-	sleep 1	+	# sleep 1
	;;		;;
	stop)		stop)
	echo -n "Shutting down ps2client: "		echo -n "Shutting down ps2client: "
-	$PS2CLIENT -h $IP poweroff &	+	# $PS2CLIENT -h $IP poweroff &
-	# -- Or: kill `getpid $PS2CLIENT`	+	# -- Or: kill `getpid $PS2CLIENT`
		+	killall ps2client
	sleep 1		sleep 1
	echo "done"		echo "done"

86.141.2.77: /* Installing Ups2client */

86.141.2.77 — Tue, 31 Oct 2006 11:55:58 GMT

Installing Ups2client

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	Copy this into it:		Copy this into it:

-	#! /usr/bin/env python	+	#! /usr/bin/env python
	import commands		import commands
	import time		import time
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	#if the ping returned 0, we can see the PS2		#if the ping returned 0, we can see the PS2
	if rc == 0:		if rc == 0:
-	# If the server isn't running, start it.	+	# If the server isn't running, start it.
-	if serverrunning == 0:	+	if serverrunning == 0:
-	serverrunning = 1	+	serverrunning = 1
-	# start server app	+	# start server app
-	os.system("./ps2client -h 192.168.0.10 listen &")	+	os.system("./ps2client -h 192.168.0.10 listen &")
-	print "server started"	+	print "server started"
-	# If the server is running and we're no longer connected, close it.	+	# If the server is running and we're no longer connected, close it.
	else:		else:
-	if serverrunning == 1:	+	if serverrunning == 1:
-	serverrunning = 0	+	serverrunning = 0
-	# close server app	+	# close server app
-	output = commands.getoutput("killall ps2client")	+	output = commands.getoutput("killall ps2client")
-	print "server closed"	+	print "server closed"
-	time.sleep(10)	+	time.sleep(10)

	I put a start script in to start ps2client and the run the above script as this was the only way I could get it to work how I wanted it to, e.g turn on PS2 and have access to Linkstation files.		I put a start script in to start ps2client and the run the above script as this was the only way I could get it to work how I wanted it to, e.g turn on PS2 and have access to Linkstation files.

209.94.50.66: /* Installing Ups2client */

209.94.50.66 — Sun, 03 Sep 2006 19:35:59 GMT

Installing Ups2client

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	The code has been updated to allow for applications to traverse through subdirectories on Linux systems, thanks husky99 of [http://www.kurobox.com/forums/ kurubox forums]		The code has been updated to allow for applications to traverse through subdirectories on Linux systems, thanks husky99 of [http://www.kurobox.com/forums/ kurubox forums]

-	I believe you will need to have the [[Precompiled C development environment, running on the LS\|development tools installed]] you run [[OpenLink]] to compile Ups2client	+	I believe you will need to have the [[Precompiled C development environment, running on the LS\|development tools installed]] if you run [[OpenLink]] to compile Ups2client

	Compile Ups2client		Compile Ups2client

209.94.50.66: /* Simple Media System (SMS) */

209.94.50.66 — Sun, 03 Sep 2006 17:53:55 GMT

Simple Media System (SMS)

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	SMS is a DivX and MP3 player for the PS2.		SMS is a DivX and MP3 player for the PS2.
		+
		+	get it here: http://sms.ps2-scene.org/eng/index.htm

	Using SMS, you can stream movies and music right to your TV. forget about all the set-top boxes, forget about the 'Media PC', if you have a PS2, you have all the hardware you need.		Using SMS, you can stream movies and music right to your TV. forget about all the set-top boxes, forget about the 'Media PC', if you have a PS2, you have all the hardware you need.

209.94.50.66: /* Installing Ups2client */

209.94.50.66 — Sun, 03 Sep 2006 17:37:58 GMT

Installing Ups2client

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	The code has been updated to allow for applications to traverse through subdirectories on Linux systems, thanks husky99 of [http://www.kurobox.com/forums/ kurubox forums]		The code has been updated to allow for applications to traverse through subdirectories on Linux systems, thanks husky99 of [http://www.kurobox.com/forums/ kurubox forums]

-	I believe you will need to have the ~~developement~~ tools installed if you run ~~openlink~~ to compile Ups2client	+	I believe you will need to have the [[Precompiled C development environment, running on the LS\|development tools installed]] you run [[OpenLink]] to compile Ups2client

	Compile Ups2client		Compile Ups2client
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	make PREFIX=$PS2DEV/usr install		make PREFIX=$PS2DEV/usr install

-	This installs ps2client and fsclient into /usr/bin. Only problem now is that SMS has to be started on the PS2 before you start ps2client, husky99 solved that with a python script below, checkPS2.py, obviously you'll need python installed on your system. ~~Freelink~~ users can just:	+	This installs ps2client and fsclient into /usr/bin. Only problem now is that SMS has to be started on the PS2 before you start ps2client, husky99 solved that with a python script below, checkPS2.py, obviously you'll need python installed on your system. [[FreeLink]] users can just:

	apt-get install python		apt-get install python

Mindbender: /* Installing Ups2client */

Mindbender — Sun, 03 Sep 2006 16:05:45 GMT

Installing Ups2client

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	===Installing Ups2client===		===Installing Ups2client===

-	This is the ~~sevrer~~ that will allow the PS2 to connect to your Linkstation. You can download the source code from this post [http://www.ps2-scene.org/forums/showthread.php?t=39774&highlight=ps2client HERE] (registration required).	+	This is the server that will allow the PS2 to connect to your Linkstation. You can download the source code from this post [http://www.ps2-scene.org/forums/showthread.php?t=39774&highlight=ps2client HERE] (registration required).
	The code has been updated to allow for applications to traverse through subdirectories on Linux systems, thanks husky99 of [http://www.kurobox.com/forums/ kurubox forums]		The code has been updated to allow for applications to traverse through subdirectories on Linux systems, thanks husky99 of [http://www.kurobox.com/forums/ kurubox forums]

209.94.50.66: /* Running SMS */

209.94.50.66 — Sun, 03 Sep 2006 13:59:32 GMT

Running SMS

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	===Running SMS===		===Running SMS===

-	To run SMS you will need to have a modchip or use the [~~http~~:~~//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/~~PS2_Independence_Exploit ~~memory card exploit~~]	+	To run SMS you will need to have a modchip or use the [[W:PS2_Independence_Exploit\| PS2 Independence Memory Card Exploit]]

	===Installing Ups2client===		===Installing Ups2client===