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Thanks for all the info. I ended up downloading PS2Link, burning that on a CD-R and booting the PS2 with it. From there, I use PS2Client which allows me to send commands to the PS2. It allows me to run a program called NPort which performs the same features (copying/moving memory card saves from PS2...

thanks, i'll give it a try soon.
btw, can i put a regular 40GB HDD in my ps2 (e.g., maxtor diamondmax plus 9)? if so, how would I format it?

My setup is as follows: router (coyotelinux): 192.168.0.50 XP machine: 192.168.0.1 redhat 7.0: 192.168.0.4 PS2 v7 w/magic V: 192.168.0.7 Here's a crude diagram: modem --> router --> switch --> PS2; redhat; XP NOTE: the PS2, redhat, and XP are plugged into their own port on the switch (I can't have m...

Commerical utilies such as the X-Port or SharkPort allow you to copy game saves between your PC and the memory card. Unfortunately, you need a special USB Cable (btw, does anyon know if this cable is analogous to crossover RJ45?) that is near impossible to get. Is it possible to use PS2Link to trans...

I live in Canada. Unfortunately, we *still* don't have a HDD availble for the PS2. Is it possible to just put any 40GB HDD in my PS2? I have the official sony ethernet adapter and in briefly looking at it, it seems like a standard IDE HDD could connect to it. Is this possible? If so, 1. How would I ...