PS2 Sony PS2 DTL-T10000 Tool rescued and restored

[Gameboi64]

Well, I have them connected through a router; a cheap little netgear thing. You can get in through the PC side, but it's generally not recommended. On the TOOL's PC side after you log in, you "cd /usr/local/sce/bin" then you do the ./dsedb or ./dsidb.

 

[slycooper124]

Well, I have them connected through a router; a cheap little netgear thing. You can get in through the PC side, but it's generally not recommended. On the TOOL's PC side after you log in, you "cd /usr/local/sce/bin" then you do the ./dsedb or ./dsidb.

Exactly. I have my tool set through a net gear commarcial switch. And it works great. My guide specifies that command specifically.

 

[Gameboi64]

Well then if it's not working through that, I'm not sure.

Edit: I know that I had my router specifically reserve 192.168.1.2 for the TOOL's mac address, so try doing that if you can.

 

[slycooper124]

Well then if it's not working through that, I'm not sure.

Edit: I know that I had my router specifically reserve 192.168.1.2 for the TOOL's mac address, so try doing that if you can.

It depends on the the routers default gateway setting so your tool needs to have network setting set up correctly or it dosent work. I first tried direct link with static Ip and it didnt connect. But if I have it set on a static ip and hooked to my home network, it works. You figure its 20 years old and like old tech, its crotchety, finicky, and didn't age well in the usability department.