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*UPDATE* B144 FASTNET reached a clean 12.2 MB/s target stage in the current retail fine sweep. 12.2 MB/s rc=0 gaps=0 data=128000000/128000000

NETMAN can batch several frames into one SIF DMA request, but it still keeps a frame-by-frame workflow around that batch. FASTNET uses the IOP mainly as a bridge between SMAP and EE memory. The IOP is also needed for ATAD, HDD access and other storage drivers, so the network path is kept as...

Those are separate from FASTNET. MMCE, MX4SIO, XFROM and dvr_hdd0 are handled by their own wLE drivers, so porting FASTNET to PS2SDK would not remove support for them. On the DESR side, FASTNET would only need to deal with the DEV9/SMAP network path. ATA also uses DEV9 resources, so that part...

It's not because PS2DEV is bad. For this project, the SCE SDK is simply the more appropriate baseline because the work is very close to the EE/IOP runtime, module ABI, SIF DMA, and Sony's network modules. The SCE SDK provides the original interfaces, module contracts, tools, samples, and...

It’s possible. It would just require enough time to integrate and test it properly without breaking wLE’s existing device support. The FASTNET preview/test build and its source code have now also been published and are available for testing and review.

FASTNET A Faster Network Path for the PlayStation 2 FASTNET is a dedicated high-speed receive path for moving Ethernet/IPv4/UDP traffic from a PC into EE memory through the PlayStation 2 network adapter. It keeps Sony's DEV9/SMAP hardware ownership intact and specializes the receive delivery...

First of all, congratulations on your hard work and effort, it's a fantastic project. There are a few details that have caught my eye: - On a 16:9 HDTV (720p) screen, the image appears stretched; could widescreen support be added? - The screen settings change seems locked within BB Navigator...

Yes, I saw two instances of corrupted data. That's interesting information.

This is genuine! Discovery of a 10-year time capsule @Berion

I'm glad to hear that; the button placement on the PSxMemCard Gen2 seems better. Because pressing the buttons from the top will eventually damage the input port. I believe you, I'm just wondering if there are any other memory cards that have both an OEM shell and a HORI PCB.

You won't know without opening them up. Could you try opening them up? After removing the screws, slide the top piece parallel to the bottom. I recommend cleaning the plastic parts of your memory cards with dish soap and a toothbrush. They'll look better. :topsy turvy:

Yes, buying a MemCard PRO2 and Retro Receiver is a great solution. However, recently, overseas individual shopping has been made impossible in my country, and even Chinese sellers have stopped accepting purchases. I'll only use this card for faster boot times. Booting from the HDD is a bit...

I understand, someone has changed the card's shell. Ultimately, I have the original card. :cool2:

I had my doubts at first, but after seeing the card inside, my suspicion of it being original disappeared. Yes, this is really good news! I got it for half the price compared to other sellers. Thank you for your detailed and informative response.:encouragement: My television isn't available...

My package arrived, here's the card inside. @blckbear_