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i load ps2link from memcard, and i want to laod some irx's as well. i have compiled the latest versions of ps2client and ps2link

if i use "ps2client -h 10.0.0.100 execiop rom0:SIO2MAN", and then the same for rom0:MCMAN and host:PS2NETFS.IRX everything works fine. i get tty output with success codes and "fsclient -h 10.0.0.100 devlist" confirmes that everything is ok.

i tried then to put PS2NETFS.IRX in the memcard and load the above modules via extra.cnf. well, i can't use devlist, i get the error that i can't connect to the ps2netfs server (that's because ps2netfs.irx is not loaded). also the strange thing is that the tty's are missing! when i tried to load ps2netfs module there is no output back to the screen, although i can use devlist. Also i tried to send cube.elf from the samples (which surely sends data to tty) and it is working, but no tty!!

Can anyone please help me? I'm new into this, so i'd also like someone to explain to me how to write the paths to the files in extra.cnf, or make any suggestions cos' i'm f*** confused! below are 2 of the files i tried.


[extra.cnf] #1
rom0:SIO2MAN;rom0:MCMAN;mc0:BEDATA-SYSTEM/PS2NETFS.IRX;

[extra.cnf] #2
rom0:SIO2MAN;rom0:MCMAN;mc0:PS2NETFS.IRX;

Also the IPCONFIG.DAT contains:

10.0.0.100 255.255.255.0 10.0.0.138
EXTRACNF = mc0:BEDATA-SYSTEM/EXTRA.CNF;

Did you bother checking the onscreen output of ps2link to see if things are actually being found and loaded?

And btw.. don't put crap like "HELP!!!" in the subject, you probably won't get any next time.

The screen (tv) says that it found EXTRACNF in mc0:BEDATA-SYSTEM/EXTRA.CNF, but nothing else. No messages about loading any files.

If things were actually loaded, i think, i would be able to use "fsclient -h 10.0.0.100 devlist". But it fails. This works only after i load the module with "execiop host:PS2NETFS.IRX", but when i execiop this or any other module there is no feedback at the tty.

Also something else: if you want to refer to the root directory of a device how you do it? eg. is it "mc0:" or "mc0:/" ?

Sorry about the "HELP!!!" :o)