Playing PS2 Games Over SMB with Raspberry Pi 4 is Awesome
Hey everyone,
So I am a big fan of the raspberry pi since the first model, and right now I am an owner of both the raspberry pi zero w and now the raspberry pi 4 (4GB) model.
Did you know that if you are a modded ps2 user using OPL, there is a cool way of loading games over SMB without using a laptop, PC, or a router? Yes, its called using the rasberry pi 4 (which I’ll call RPI4).
Granted, the RPI4 is a bit overkill for just hosting a smb server, but I like to use it for other things such as a media center or on the fly retro gaming machine.
Whatever the case maybe, I made a quick tutorial today and have hosted it on my youtube channel. I’ve also posted the video below.
If you are interested in learning more, check out toolboc’s github at: https://github.com/toolboc/psx-pi-smbshare
Posted on October 30, 2020, in News and tagged OPL, ps2, raspberry pi. Bookmark the permalink. 4 Comments.
Welcome to the Underground. 
Oh this is nice.
That reminds me. There is something called as lightberry. Me and a friend looked so hard to buy one readymade lightberry. But it’s just not available.
Their YouTube channel has 5 year old video. Plz have a look at what this device does. On their site they sell the components and leave it to diy. – _-
Their YouTube channel has 5 year old video. Plz have a look at what this device does. On their site they sell the components and leave it to diy. – _-
Hello there. Just brought second hand ps2 slim. Was wondering, how can i tell or check if the Ethernet port on my ps2 is working or dead?
If you have a way to mod it, then assign it an ip address and then ping it from PC. If valid reply in ms, then you know ethernet is working.