EDIT: It's working now!! I changed my settings to DHCP, tried it, didn't work, changed it back to static and noticed my DNS was wrong for some reason. Fixed it and now it's working! Not sure why or how that happened, but please ignore the below :)
I'm having trouble connecting to the NBD Server on my PS2 in order to mount my hard drive. The server is running, the network is setup correctly (ETH Games and PS2Link work fine), but I can't connect from Fedora Linux using nbd-client, nbdfuse or nbdinfo . I get:
Error: Socket failed: No route to host
Console model
SCPH-30003
OPL version / revision
OPNPS2LD-v1.2.0-Beta-2081-9ee3361
In which device(s) have you experienced this issue?
HDD
Context and extra information
I'm using the original Sony Network Adapter, and I've tried both with an IDE drive with an unmodified adapter, and with an SSD drive using a SATA connector mod kit.
I've followed the steps in the guide:
Set up network settings in OPL (Using a static IP and confirmed working with ETH Games)
Started NBS Server. Message says NBS Server running...
Ensured nbd kernel module is loaded - sudo modprobe nbd and lsmod | grep nbd
Tried nbd-client -l <IP> and nbdinfo --list nbd://<IP> with and without sudo and get the no route to host error.
Also tried sudo nbdfuse /mnt nbd://<IP>, same error.
Tried rebooting to ensure nbd module is loaded. When the NBD Server is running, I can't ping the IP which makes me think the server hasn't stated properly.
When I do lsblk I can see loads of nbd0 to nbd15 devices listed. I assume this is normal and part of the module being loaded?
Am I missing something? Is there a log I can check, or is there a config file I need to update? Or a specific version of OPL I need to use (currently using latest 1.2.0 beta from this repo)?
Many thanks for your help and awesome work on this project!
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Describe the issue
EDIT: It's working now!! I changed my settings to DHCP, tried it, didn't work, changed it back to static and noticed my DNS was wrong for some reason. Fixed it and now it's working! Not sure why or how that happened, but please ignore the below :)
I'm having trouble connecting to the NBD Server on my PS2 in order to mount my hard drive. The server is running, the network is setup correctly (ETH Games and PS2Link work fine), but I can't connect from Fedora Linux using
nbd-client,nbdfuseornbdinfo. I get:Console model
SCPH-30003
OPL version / revision
OPNPS2LD-v1.2.0-Beta-2081-9ee3361
In which device(s) have you experienced this issue?
HDD
Context and extra information
I'm using the original Sony Network Adapter, and I've tried both with an IDE drive with an unmodified adapter, and with an SSD drive using a SATA connector mod kit.
I've followed the steps in the guide:
NBS Server running...sudo modprobe nbdandlsmod | grep nbdnbd-client -l <IP>andnbdinfo --list nbd://<IP>with and without sudo and get the no route to host error.sudo nbdfuse /mnt nbd://<IP>, same error.Tried rebooting to ensure nbd module is loaded. When the NBD Server is running, I can't ping the IP which makes me think the server hasn't stated properly.
When I do
lsblkI can see loads of nbd0 to nbd15 devices listed. I assume this is normal and part of the module being loaded?Am I missing something? Is there a log I can check, or is there a config file I need to update? Or a specific version of OPL I need to use (currently using latest 1.2.0 beta from this repo)?
Many thanks for your help and awesome work on this project!