


You are then able to access the raspberry pi on the network and allow for outbound connections from a PS2/PS3 over the wireless network. When the pi is next booted, it will attempt to connect to the wireless network in this configuration. If you wish to configure the wireless network on a Raspberry Pi 2 or 3, you need to add a file to /boot on the Micro-SD card.Ĭreate a file on /boot named wpa_nf and supply the following (change country to a valid 2 letter code):Ĭtrl_interface=DIR=/var/run/wpa_supplicant GROUP=netdev Flash the imageĭownload the latest psx-pi-smbshare release image and burn it to a Micro-SD card with etcher.io Configuring Wireless Network QuickstartĪ detailed video guide is provided by Project Phoenix Media which walks through the processes described below.

There is also support for Ad-Hoc multiplayer on PSP using XLink Kai. This includes Xbox, Xbox 360, PS2, PS3, and Gamecube. With this configuration, the XLink Kai Service can be used on pretty much any device with an ethernet port. Psx-pi-smbshare supports an ability to route traffic from the ethernet port through a wireless network connection to the outside world. It can also work with POPStarter for SMB to allow streaming of PS1 games from Open Playstation Loader. Psx-pi-smbshare also works out of the box on PS2 with Open Playstation Loader and supports streaming of PS2 backups located on the Samba share service. This functionality allows you to stream and backup up various games and media to the Samba share service running on the Raspberry Pi. Psx-pi-smbshare works out of the box on PS3 with MultiMAN. Just connect an ethernet cable to your game console and access the Xlink Kai Service over Wi-Fi with a smart phone, tablet, or computer. The service is possible to use on a variety of devices including PS2, PS3, PS4, Xbox, Xbox 360, Xbox One, Gamecube, Switch, Wii, Wii U (and PSP). The image allows you to use the full available space on the SD card after the OS is first booted.Īn Xlink Kai client is also included and accessible on the device at This allows for multi-player gaming over extended LAN. A pre-supplied image can be applied directly to a Micro-SD card using something like etcher.io. This configuration is achieved by running setup.sh. This gives low-latency, direct access to the Samba service through an ethernet cable connection between a PS2/PS3 and Raspberry Pi. It runs a Samba share, a pi-compatible build of ps3netsrv, and reconfigures the ethernet port to act as a router.

Psx-pi-smbshare is a preconfigured Raspbian based image for Raspberry Pi 1, 2, 3 and 4.
