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Thanks again evil.... as noted, elflist.txt still does not work, but at least we can now use subdirectories in linux.... DeRieux... you don't seem to get it.... the binary radhostclient file for linux was compiled on a machine using the 386 arch. Unless you can help me find the source somewhere from...

I am trying to use the linux binary file.... gz extension, yup. Compile a binary file? There is no source code available for RadHostClient so I cannot compile a complient binary. I've left Radad a PM requesting the code to compile on the Power PC machine I have, but he has been quiet on here and on ...

This seems to have hit a dead end, this is an issue for linux users. Say you're using ps2client with SMS, for example, you cannot map your file locations with elflist.txt path entries. Only the files that are located in the ps2client/bin location where the ps2client binary is started can be accessed...

.....ppc

Not a supported architecture, I assume...

Guess I'm out of luck with RadHostClient unless I can find the source code and compile it.

oh well, for now I have ps2client working, I guess that will have to do.

I figured it out.... I was missing the newlib source toolchain.... One other quick question. I also wanted to try RadHostClient on linux... I'm not sure what to do with the binary "RadHostClient" file that results after the gunzip and tar extraction. I try ./RadHostClient -cannot execute b...

I think I found your answer, see below... maybe you can help me compile ps2client 3.0.0 ? I'm running Debian on a Linkstation NAS. I have GCC installed I go to compile with: make clean; make PREFIX=/mnt/ps2client and am missing netdb.h, unistd.h, sys/socket.h, etc. which are referenced in the networ...