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Holy crap that case looks slick. I love the battery door.
I'm a little confused by what you are asking but the ethernet on the RPI is directly connected to the PS2. The RPI is inside the case and powered by the battery too.dude!! epic!!! the RPI is used SMB but directly connected to the ps2?
It makes a good "fire escape door" too in case the portable blows up like my last one.Holy crap that case looks slick. I love the battery door.
my bad. I was asking if you using the raspberry pi to run games off Ethernet from a USB drive (faster speed) or for something else?I'm a little confused by what you are asking but the ethernet on the RPI is directly connected to the PS2. The RPI is inside the case and powered by the battery too.
Yes I am using the RPI for ethernet loading. It is very noticeably quicker. A game loaded from PS2 usb can take around 1 minute to start, with ethernet it takes a few seconds.my bad. I was asking if you using the raspberry pi to run games off Ethernet from a USB drive (faster speed) or for something else?
And here I thought about doing that with the one I am building at the moment. I've got to fight back the urge to do that now lol Given the slightly finicky setup involved in the ethernet side of things this almost begs a quick guide for anyone else interestedYes I am using the RPI for ethernet loading. It is very noticeably quicker. A game loaded from PS2 usb can take around 1 minute to start, with ethernet it takes a few seconds.
https://bitbuilt.net/forums/index.p...or-how-to-load-games-at-near-full-speed.1780/And here I thought about doing that with the one I am building at the moment. I've got to fight back the urge to do that now lol Given the slightly finicky setup involved in the ethernet side of things this almost begs a quick guide for anyone else interested
Blowing my mind kid! There's a reason I don't enter these compo's! hehe How's the spring function gonna hold up once the paint and clear coats are applied? Your tolerances look pretty tight.I will show you a little bit around my case.
The front:
I am not sold on the name "PS2 Razer" but it's not bad for now.
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The Back:
I am using a 20700 battery with battery clips and a snap in back door. I've printed all this out and it works wonderfully.
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The back door has a little lip that holds it in.
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At this point the design is mostly done. I've reached the point where I can't improve anymore without doing some partial assemblies so that is what I am working on now.
BEHOLDI will show you a little bit around my case.
The front:
I am not sold on the name "PS2 Razer" but it's not bad for now.
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The Back:
I am using a 20700 battery with battery clips and a snap in back door. I've printed all this out and it works wonderfully.
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The back door has a little lip that holds it in.
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At this point the design is mostly done. I've reached the point where I can't improve anymore without doing some partial assemblies so that is what I am working on now.
Yeah...something not easily forgotten. haha!BEHOLD
(btw only OG members of the community will understand that meme)
I've left .25mm tolerance between parts There will be quite a lot of parts for painting due to the design but I think it won't be too bad. I can file down a little between painted parts where you can't see.Blowing my mind kid! There's a reason I don't enter these compo's! hehe How's the spring function gonna hold up once the paint and clear coats are applied? Your tolerances look pretty tight.
One is an ic for ps2+, an lm49450, and a pic 16f1503 for the audio amp. My goal is to eventually integrate an i2c bus for an audio amp on ps2+ but we are not there yet and I just need something working for the competition.What IC chips are going in those 3 spaces on the board? I am guessing one is the PS2 controller board. What are the other 2 spots?