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war_
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 Posted: Sat Nov 06, 2004 10:18 pm Post subject: a few questions (hope there are some linux people here :p ) |
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hi all ,
i got a few questions before i start to learn coding
i just installed LINUX on my pc , is this a smart move for coding ?
i used flashfxp on my windows before but now in linux is there a other compatible ftp program for my ps2 to pc ?
is there a tutorlial how to boot ps2vfs on linux ?
i hope you guys can help me a bit with there question
already thx for reading ;)
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Drakonite
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| Posted: Sun Nov 07, 2004 6:21 pm Post subject: Re: a few questions (hope there are some linux people here : |
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The toolchain and a large amount of the tools for doing PS2DEV are designed for a *nix environment, so working in linux can make things a lot easier. Some individuals here will debate whether it's a smart move or not, but thats beyond the point ;)
| war_ wrote: | i used flashfxp on my windows before but now in linux is there a other compatible ftp program for my ps2 to pc ?
is there a tutorlial how to boot ps2vfs on linux ?
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FTP is a standard protocol... so there shouldn't be "compatibility" problems really... I just use the command line 'ftp' for my ftp uses so I can't do much other than recommend it ;)
As for "how to boot ps2vfs" ... I have no idea what you are wanting to do. You mean sending programs to the PS2 to run them? If so you'd want to use ps2link.
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war_
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| Posted: Sun Nov 07, 2004 7:17 pm Post subject: |
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ps2vfs is the network server for PS2 realty player ,
and you need to launch it via the command java -jar ps2vfs.jar
but you cant use the command JAVA in linux .. do you understand now what im trying to say ?
And i use execftps fot connecting my ps2 to pc
and if i enter the ip of my ps2in kbearftp or any other ftp client i get this
220 ps2ftpd ready.
user test
220 modified by SlicStik__
user test
230 Login ok.
syst
503 Already authenticated.
pwd
215 UNIX Type: L8
cwd /
257 "/" is current directory.
type A
250 CWD command successful.
EPSV
200 Type set to A.
PASV
500 Not understood.
eprt |1|192.168.1.102|33850|
500 Could not enter passive mode.
port 192,168,1,102,132,59
500 Not understood.
any solutions for that ?
already thx for reading and the fast relpy |
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Drakonite
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um... what do you mean "you cant use the command JAVA in linux" ... java works just great for me.
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| it doesnt work here lol , i have mandrake linux 10.0 |
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You have installed java, right? Java doesn't come with Linux, you have go get it first and install it. If you go to the main JAVA download page at Sun, you'll find 32-bit and 64-bit versions of java. I suggest getting the RPM version as it's easier to install. You run the bin file, scroll through the license text until it asks you yes or no, answer yes, it then extracts the RPM and installs it. After that, java works just fine.
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/download.jsp
Get the J2SE 5.0 JRE. |
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