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All clone adapters lack an Ethernet port, PSBBN simply won't boot without one. Hopefully a third-party will make a modern HDD adapter with network support in the future.

Somebody else asked about WSL. If you have Windows 11 (Windows 10 definitely won't work) and your PS2 drive connected directly to the motherboard and not via USB then maybe. I don't have access to Windows 11 so can't try it myself. If you want to give it a try have a look at this article to help get the disk mounted. Let me know if you're successful learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/wsl2-mount-disk It would only cause problems if you had an external iLink HDD connected. PSBBN tries to boot games from the first BDM device it finds. If you've got other devices connected it might try to load the game from there, rather than the internal drive.

It requires an internal HDD. It's technically possible on a slim SCPH-7000x console but it takes a very difficult hardware mod macho-nacho.com/news/the-ide-resurrector-mod-makes-the-ps2-slim-superior-to-phat/

Compatibility should be better than Grimdoomer's fork, this is based on a very current version of OPL. All features from the fork included with this project will be heading to the official version of OPL soon! 700 games is the max number of games that can be displayed in the PSBBN Game Channel. You could continue to add games beyond that and they will show up in OPL only.

@CosmicScaleFactor Oh I see, thank you very much for answering and for your hard work at making the program!

Does the official build of OPL support it now or does it still require a custom build? If it works on the latest official build then it will work here. I don't have a MemCard PRO2 for testing, I'm hoping to get one when they restock, if game id doesn't work I'll definitely be adding it! I'll be adding Game ID for the Retro GEM soon.

@@CosmicScaleFactor I think it requires a specific build thats listed on 8-bit Mod's site

Thanks! I've been following your work. Your Python list builder script was very helpful, in the project it's being used for PS2 games and PS1 games. I've credited you on my GitHub. Neutrino is definitely a possibility in the future, unfortunately right now it doesn't support exFAT on internal drives.

@@CosmicScaleFactor That's awesome. Glad to see my work contributing to other projects. Let me know if you if you have questions about something I've worked on or if there's anything you think I could help with.

Account details are in the readme on GitHub. The root password for Linux is password. There is also a ps2 user account with the password set as password. Type `startx` to launch the GUI.

@@CosmicScaleFactor I attempted the username ps2 and password as password and i get a message saying “ the system is going down on (current date and time) Power Failure; system shutting down Login incorrect Login:” I presume I should note this in my submission on GitHub?

The filename used for games do not matter. This sounds more like a permissions issue to me. Submit the log file on GitHub and I'll take a look.

I'm not sure what could be causing that issue. If you can submit the log file on GitHub I'll take a look. As for games not appearing int OPL, you need to change the settings. For `BDM Devices` turn on `HDD`.

It's possible to do, I just want to keep things working as close to the original Japanese software.

That's the first report I've had for that. What Linux distro are you using? Try installing xxd with 'sudo apt install xxd' then run the script again.

@@CosmicScaleFactor OK after installing xxd it was successful i put the hdd in the ps2 and it loaded the HDD but its now stuck on PlayStation 2 boot logo screen

@@gamingand2strokerepair05 do you have an official Sony network adapter?

@@CosmicScaleFactorcurrently at the moment i only have the game-star adapter i have a Sony adapter in my storage unit other wise id use it instead

@@gamingand2strokerepair05 PSBBN requires an official adapter. It won't boot with adapters that do not have Ethernet. Hope you manage to get your adapter out of storage!

Do you have an old OPL config saved to your memory card? If so delete it. For games to show in OPL, you have to go to BDM device settings and turn on HDD

not work for me says pakage install fail any tip////////

All clone adapters lack an Ethernet port, PSBBN simply won't boot without one. Hopefully a third-party will make a modern HDD adapter with network support in the future.

@CosmicScaleFactor Oh I see. Thank you < 3

The OPL version used by PSBBN is pretty much the latest build, exFAT and autoload for internal BDM devices are coming to the official version soon. As with any revision of OPL, there can be compatibility issues with certain games. You can try different "Game Settings" in OPL to see if that helps. If you're having problems with all games then there's something wrong with your setup.

You can use a physical memory card for saved games or set up virtual memory cards in OPL. You can also backup saves from your memory card to your internal drive in PSBBN, just go to `System Configuration` > `Save Data Management`

Games are loaded with OPL, just launch OPL and enable cheats as you normally would.

Sounds like the Internet Archive was having issues again. Go to archive.org, search for "POPS Binaries for PS2". Download the zip file. Put `POPS.ELF` and `IOPRP252.IMG` in the __common/POPS folder on your PS2's drive using wLaunchELF.

@@CosmicScaleFactor Ah okay I didn't know if the process was different, first time with PSBBN. I have the binaries already anyway just wasn't sure if there was more to it than usual for OPL. Thanks for your reply and your hard work on this exciting project. I love having 'new' things to mess about with!

Tbh, I haven't tried. Give it a go and see what happens!

@@CosmicScaleFactor I have some time coming up this weekend, hopefully I'll get the opportunity to dive in then!

@@ururumpo no, it requires an internal HDD

@@CosmicScaleFactor matrix (modbo) is internal hdd 🤨

@@CosmicScaleFactor oh you mean only support NA adapter only? so.. ps2 fat ?

@ururumpo modchips also cause issues with PSBBN

@@ururumpo yep, need to be an official network adapter too because PSBBN won't boot without ethernet.

@@revraitah if you have Windows 11 and your PS2 drive connected directly to the motherboard and not via USB then maybe. I don't have access to Windows 11 so can't try it myself but have a look at this article to help get the disk mounted. Let me know if you're successful learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/wsl2-mount-disk

@@angelcanibal7514 do you have an old OPL config saved to your memory card? If so delete it. Also, disconnect any USB storage or MX4SIO if you have them connected.

Submit the log file on GitHub and I'll take a look

@@CosmicScaleFactor Issue submitted

It requires an internal HDD. It's technically possible on a slim SCPH-700x console but it takes a very difficult hardware mod macho-nacho.com/news/the-ide-resurrector-mod-makes-the-ps2-slim-superior-to-phat/

@CosmicScaleFactor Oh I see. Still awesome work man now I need a ps2 fat 😂

I'm not sure exactly what you mean. The "Coming soon" spots are so you can install more games in the future. If you want to go over 700 games, you could continue adding them manually to the drive, they will still show up in OPL.

The script can't find the "HDL Dump.elf". It's included in the repository so it should be there. Check the location for the file. How are you running the script? You need to run it from the directory you installed it to. I think some people have been having issues if a folder in the path had a space in it.

@ I’ll try running it again now.

@@CosmicScaleFactor HDL Dump.elf is in the helper folder, should it be in the asset folder ? I’m running the executable from where the I installed it to.

@@WY89 It should be in the helper folder. Give me the complete path showing were your `PSBBN-Definitive-English-Patch` is located.

@@WY89 If you could give me the complete log file on GitHub, that might also be helpful

I would love to see this working on Windows too. The game installer could be ported. It would be very difficult to port the PSBBN installer.

PSBBN requires a network port to boot. 3rd party adapters either don’t have one or have dummy ports.

@ ah gotcha. Thanks for the clarification.

PSBBN requires a HDD and that feature was removed from slim consoles. It is technically possible, if you have a SCPH-7000x console and are very good at soldering. gusse.in/shop/ps2-modding-parts/ide-resurrector-flex-cable-for-spch700xx/

A MacOS port might be possible. Windows, unfortunately not because it is limited in the way it can partitions disks. You don't need to connect your PS2 to your PC via a network cable. Instead, remove the HDD/SSD from your PS2 and connect it directly to your PC. You can connect it internally using a spare SATA connector or externally with a SATA-to-USB adapter.

I’ve heard that PSBBN can encounter issues with mod chips, but I don’t have any personal experience with them.

You have to disable modchip or games wont launch

@@LeonardoHenrique-x9o it's not 48-bit. It's 28-bit APA + exFAT. Think of it as a hybrid drive.