Load backups from external USB device Prepare the device Return to the main FMCB Configurator menu and choose Save CNF to MC0 or Save CNF to MC1.For Path1:, browse your memory card, either mc0:/ or mc1:/, and find the folder with OPL and select the OPL binary, in this example, it's OPNPS2LD.ELF, if that was from Vanilla, you would have something like OPL 0.9.x (OPTIONS).ELF.For Name:, put OPL or whatever you like.Move to Configure Item 1 and go to the right/left to find an empty entry, and select it.Boot PS2 and enter the FMCB Confugurator.Navigate back to the root of the memory card, either mc0:/ or mc1:/.Navigate to the USB key mapped as mass:/.boot the PS2 and enter uLaunchELF (uLE).

rename and move as OPL the OPL version you want to use (in this example, we chose the version that is shipped with everything).

a copy of the latest OPL daily builds from.

2.4 Installing PS2 DVD ISO files larger than 4GB.

2.3 Installing PS2 DVD ISO files smaller than 4GB.

2 Load backups from external USB device.With Daily Builds you get more stuff as well. Last but not least, OPL is shipped with several options: the Virtual Memor圜ard (VMC) that you can use to have save files stored on HDD or external USB device instead of the the PS2 Memor圜ards the PS2 remote debugger (PS2rd), a software used to debug commercial PS2 games remotely over Ethernet and Graphics Synthesizer Mode Selector (GSM), a tool to change the PS2 native video modes. However daily builds seems to work better on some titles (Crunk's favourite did not load correctly on Vanilla). Daily builds (releases on )ĭaily builds comes with lots more ricing, and experimental patches that may not end up in Vanilla.Open PS2 Loader (OPL) is a PS2 homebrew allowing the loading of PS2 backups either from the internal HDD (PHAT PS2 only), external USB devices, or a from a SAMBA network share.

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