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How to Use Iso2opl Exe to Transfer PS2 Games to a USB Device
If you have a PlayStation 2 console and a USB mass storage device, you might want to play your PS2 games from the USB device instead of using the optical disc drive. This can reduce the wear and tear of your discs, improve the loading speed, and save
space on your shelf. However, transferring PS2 games to a USB device is not as simple as copying and pasting the ISO files. You need a special tool called Iso2opl Exe to convert the ISO files into a format that can be recognized by Open PS2 Loader (OPL),
a homebrew application that allows you to boot PS2 games from various sources.

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In this article, we will show you how to use Iso2opl Exe to transfer PS2 games to a USB device on Linux. Iso2opl Exe is a command-line tool that can split large ISO files into smaller parts and rename them according to OPL's naming convention. It can
also add the game name and media type (CD or DVD) to the file name, which is required by OPL. Iso2opl Exe is a fork of the original iso2opl tool, taken from the OPL repository. It has a better makefile in order to build successfully on Linux[^1^].

Prerequisites
Before you start, you need to have the following:


A PlayStation 2 console with a modchip or a Free McBoot memory card.
A USB mass storage device formatted with FAT32 file system.
A Linux computer with gcc compiler installed.
The ISO files of your PS2 games.
The Iso2opl Exe tool. You can download it from here or compile it yourself from the source code.

Step 1: Build Iso2opl Exe
If you downloaded the Iso2opl Exe binary file, you can skip this step. If you want to compile it yourself, follow these steps:




Open a terminal and navigate to an empty folder.
Clone the Iso2opl Exe repository using the command: git clone https://github.com/arcadenea/iso2opl.git .
Type make and press Enter. If everything goes fine, there will be a new file created named "iso2opl".
Make the file executable by typing chmod +x iso2opl and pressing Enter.

Step 2: Transfer PS2 Games to USB Device
Now that you have the Iso2opl Exe tool ready, you can use it to transfer your PS2 games to your USB device. Follow these steps:


Plug your USB device into your computer and mount it. You can check its path with the command mount.
Navigate to the folder where your game ISO files are stored.
For each game ISO file, run the Iso2opl Exe tool with the following syntax: ./iso2opl /xxxxxx/game.iso /yyyyyyy/massdevice "name of the game" [CD/DVD], where:/xxxxxx is the path where your game ISO file exists./yyyyyy/massdevice is the path of your
mounted USB device (usually something like /media/xxxxx)."name of the game" is the name that you want to be displayed on OPL. It must have between 3 and 32 characters.[CD/DVD] is the media type of the original game disc. It depends on whether it is a CD
or a DVD.
Wait for the tool to finish converting and transferring the game file. It will split the ISO file into smaller parts if it is larger than 4 GB and rename them according
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