Hello,
I compiled UPDBD-Server to use it with Linux ARM7 (32 bits) devices with the aim of using a Luckfox Pico Plus mounting an exFat microSD. I wanted to post in the dedicated thread but I can't write yet as I just registered.
https://github.com/AlSiSan/udpbd-server/releases/tag/Linux32bitsARM7
@TnA could you add this version to the dedicated thread? https://www.psx-place.com/threads/t...-of-loading-games-through-lan-on-a-ps2.40132/
Tested with NHDDL+Neutrino 1.6.0 and the modified version of OPL (Beta1973) by El_isra.
Actually, I came up with this because I want to install a Luckfox Pico inside a PS2 Slim. I didn't really use the Pico Plus. I soldered the SPI Nand in the regular Pico and an ethernet cable. Then flashed the recently installed internal memory and used the microSD slot as external storage for the UDPBD server.
I may edit the post with more extended instructions to set up the Luckfox Pico if there is interest in it. It's a matter of creating a script to set up the network and start the server on boot pointing at the device id of the SD (/dev/mmcblk1).
I use the SCP protocol to transfer files. WinSCP also provides a terminal to connect via ssh. By default, when connected via USB-C, the Luckfox Pico will appear as a network adapter device, and you must give your computer an static IP address (e.g. 172.32.0.100)
The default IP of the board via USB-C is 172.32.0.93. Subnet 255.255.0.0. User/Pass is root/luckfox.
Enable microSD access with luckfox-config command in the terminal. Advanced Options -> SDMMC to enable.
Remember the executable and the scripts must have permission of execution (command chmod).
Regarding the hardware, if using the one without ETH port, an ethernet cable is composed of 8 cables, only 4 are connected, or if soldered internally, connecting the following pinout:
PS2 End
Luckfox Pico End
I compiled UPDBD-Server to use it with Linux ARM7 (32 bits) devices with the aim of using a Luckfox Pico Plus mounting an exFat microSD. I wanted to post in the dedicated thread but I can't write yet as I just registered.
https://github.com/AlSiSan/udpbd-server/releases/tag/Linux32bitsARM7
@TnA could you add this version to the dedicated thread? https://www.psx-place.com/threads/t...-of-loading-games-through-lan-on-a-ps2.40132/
Tested with NHDDL+Neutrino 1.6.0 and the modified version of OPL (Beta1973) by El_isra.
Actually, I came up with this because I want to install a Luckfox Pico inside a PS2 Slim. I didn't really use the Pico Plus. I soldered the SPI Nand in the regular Pico and an ethernet cable. Then flashed the recently installed internal memory and used the microSD slot as external storage for the UDPBD server.
I may edit the post with more extended instructions to set up the Luckfox Pico if there is interest in it. It's a matter of creating a script to set up the network and start the server on boot pointing at the device id of the SD (/dev/mmcblk1).
I use the SCP protocol to transfer files. WinSCP also provides a terminal to connect via ssh. By default, when connected via USB-C, the Luckfox Pico will appear as a network adapter device, and you must give your computer an static IP address (e.g. 172.32.0.100)
The default IP of the board via USB-C is 172.32.0.93. Subnet 255.255.0.0. User/Pass is root/luckfox.
Enable microSD access with luckfox-config command in the terminal. Advanced Options -> SDMMC to enable.
Remember the executable and the scripts must have permission of execution (command chmod).
Regarding the hardware, if using the one without ETH port, an ethernet cable is composed of 8 cables, only 4 are connected, or if soldered internally, connecting the following pinout:
PS2 End
| Pin 1 | Pin 2 | Pin 3 | Pin 6 |
| TX+ | TX- | RX+ | RX- |
| RX+ | RX- | TX+ | TX- |
I really want to cheap and fast soulutions for newer PS2 slime consoles.
