SMBv1 / RiptOPL
Share a games folder over SMB without relying on Windows 11's removed SMB1 stack. Useful for classic OPL SMB workflows with fewer operating-system traps.
Share: games
SMBv1 · UDPFS · UDPBD
PS2 Servers
Network game-loading servers for PlayStation 2 and Open PS2 Loader, wrapped in a GUI that turns setup variables, terminal commands, ports, and launch scripts into a click-and-go control panel.
3server modes
0terminal work required
LANOPL focused
One launcher. Three routes into OPL.
PS2 Servers packages the useful host-side network servers into a single launcher that shows your LAN IP, collects the right folder or image path, and prints the exact values you need to enter in Open PS2 Loader.
UDPFS
Serve a folder or image over UDPFS, including compressed image workflows. A modern path for network loading through OPL and compatible forks.
Folder / image server
UDPBD
Serve a disk image as a UDP block device. The PS2 discovers it automatically, keeping the setup clean and fast for supported builds.
Auto-discovered
Boot the server, not a headache.
The launcher is built for people who want to play games, not debug network services. Pick the server, choose the folder or image, press Start, then copy the displayed OPL settings.
Download
Grab the latest packaged build for your OS from GitHub Releases.
Choose
Select SMBv1, UDPFS, or UDPBD from the launcher tabs.
Point
Browse to your games folder or disk image. The app detects your LAN IP.
Start
Click Start and enter the shown values in OPL.
Release assets built for normal humans.
On Windows, the folder build is the recommended download — it is the same app without the self-extracting wrapper that makes the single-file .exe trip antivirus heuristics, so it comes up clean. A single-file build is also published per OS for convenience, and macOS ships as architecture-specific app zips.
release assets PS2Servers-windows-x64-folder.zip # recommended on Windows (AV-clean) PS2Servers-windows-x64.zip # single-file convenience build PS2Servers-linux-x64 PS2Servers-linux-x64-folder.tar.gz PS2Servers-macos-arm64.zip PS2Servers-macos-x64.zip from source python -m pip install -r requirements-build.txt python build/build.py