PSO v2 via Code breaker

"Ted" <nospamforted.DeleteThis@nospam.com> wrote in message
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> Ted wrote:
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> > Hey all. I recently bought a Code Breaker (it should be here next week)
> > so I can go online with DC PSO v2 on the homebrew server. Does anyone
> > here use it? Any suggestions, existing meeting times for usenet users,
> > FAQs on connecting via Code breaker that pull things together more
> > succinctly than the lengthy threads on GameFAQs, etc.?
>
> Incidentally, here's the info for the independent server, for anyone
> else thinking of getting on it...
> http://pages.globetrotter.net/ctrep/howto.html
> http://schtserv.funurl.com/

much appreciated! I'll have to try it out someday
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In article <YpiMc.11418$f4.7633@newsread3.news.atl.earthlink.net>,
sisko <sisko.RemoveThis@hakanai.net> wrote:
>"Ted" <nospamforted.RemoveThis@nospam.com> wrote in message
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>> Ted wrote:
>> >
>> > Hey all. I recently bought a Code Breaker (it should be here next week)
>> > so I can go online with DC PSO v2 on the homebrew server. Does anyone
>> > here use it? Any suggestions, existing meeting times for usenet users,
>>
>> Incidentally, here's the info for the independent server, for anyone
>> else thinking of getting on it...
>> http://pages.globetrotter.net/ctrep/howto.html
>> http://schtserv.funurl.com/
>
>much appreciated! I'll have to try it out someday

Do my eyes deceive me, or is there actually code there for download that
lets you run your own server? I remember that stuff being heavily guarded
and kept out of the public arena, mostly because they didn't want every
yahoo and his brother etting up a homebrew server... But if this means
that a guy can drop a PC in his house and have a few Dreamcasts with
Broadband Adapters running for some in-house multi-player action, then
cool.

Bye the way, I just want to mention here again that Vadim Kurnovskiy (or
Mikhail Lubarsky, depending on which version of his eBay information you
see at the time) was the guy who ripped me off on eBay. He sold me a LAN
Adapter claiming it was a Broadband adapter, and I'm going to take every
opportunity to warn people not to buy from him. The fact that he has two
completely different names listed in his seller information should be
warning alone.

-KKC, who's THIS close to compiling a list of Dejanews... Sorry, Google
Groups Usenet web links and sending them to the guy. Just for fun.
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> Do my eyes deceive me, or is there actually code there for download that
> lets you run your own server? I remember that stuff being heavily guarded
> and kept out of the public arena, mostly because they didn't want every
> yahoo and his brother etting up a homebrew server... But if this means
> that a guy can drop a PC in his house and have a few Dreamcasts with
> Broadband Adapters running for some in-house multi-player action, then
> cool.
>

I'm pretty sure it's just the Japanese PC version of PSO v2, hacked to allow it
to serve. I've heard it works out really well, and though I've been invited a
few times...I haven't gotten around to getting my ass in gear to giving it a
shot...

Bel

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