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Regardless, it’s as simple a hack as you could possibly ask for – burn the disc, and away you go! It reminds us fondly of the Sega Saturn hack exploiting the MJPEG interface. It’s not yet a fully-polished piece of code, and notes that additional work may be required to get the exploit working on all firmware versions of the console. After finding potential overflow targets in the code, it was possible to exploit these to run unsigned code.

Thus, ’s search began in the code of the on-board DVD player software. The only burnable media the PS2 DVD drive will normally read comes in the form of DVD video discs. Instead, sights were set on using the only other way in to the console – through the DVD drive. Hacked memory cards, network interfaces, and other trickery were ruled out. The goal was to find a way to run unsigned code on the PlayStation 2 without using any complex external hardware. ’s new hack may come many years after the PlayStation 2 has since faded from store shelves, but remains impressive nonetheless. Of course, finding workarounds can sometimes be more of a marathon than a sprint. Aiming to stop users from playing pirated games as well as running homebrew code, hackers often race to find vulnerabilities shortly after each new launch. PS2 Linux distribution is based on Kondara MNU/Linux, a Japanese distribution itself based on Red Hat Linux.īefore installing the system, the console memory card must be formatted, which means that all game state records are removed from it.For many generations, home consoles have featured copy protection. The SCPH-70000 and SCPH-90000 versions (slim version) do not work with Linux on PS2 at all. The SCPH-50000 model allows you to run Linux only after updating the network adapter driver. Only the SCPH-30000 model of the PS2 console is officially adapted to run Linux. The kit includes GNU/Linux based operating system, keyboard, mouse, video adapter, network adapter and 40 GB hard drive, and allows the PlayStation 2 console to be used as a personal computer. PS2 Linux (Linux for PlayStation 2 or PS2 Linux Kit) – a kit released by Sony in 2002 for the PlayStation 2 console.