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i got my ethernet cable, PS2, GT4, GT Auto Setting 16, and AC adaptor cable and all that stuff. Can someone tell me why i cant connect?

Someone post this please!!!!!
Someone post this please!!!!!
Please wait a little while for a response, this is a truly international forum where the different time zones around the world have to be respected in order to receive the information you're after. 1/2 hour isn't long enough.
An ethernet switch is a necessity for connecting more than 2 PS2s or PSTwos together for a LAN event.
Famine is well versed in how this all comes together from his experiences in making the last few UKGTP events run smoothly.
Good job dking for providing the link with huge amounts of information on this topic! 👍
Okay. First things first.
1. WHAT PS2 do you have (brick or slim)?
2. What are you hoping to achieve through connecting to the LAN?
I have a slim PS2 and im really hoping i could connect and what am i supposed to use?!?!?!?!?!![]()
Okay, I'm prepared to help you out, but, and I can't stress this enough...
DO NOT DO THAT AGAIN
One post at a time please. This is not a chat site.
Okay. To connect GT4 to the internet you need several other things than what you have.
1. PS2 (slim or brick with adapter)
2. RJ45 ethernet cable.
3. Router.
4. PC with XLink Kai installed.
When you have these things, then you can connect GT4 to the internet by the means dking stated earlier on.
You can not connect that easily to other games over the internet. Please use the search function of this forum to find out more about XLINK. The inbuilt LAN only allows the connection to a local network.
Regards
the Interceptor
P.S.: try to calm down a bit. I can understand that you're urging to play, but making several posts in a row will rather irritate others than help you.
EDIT: damn! I was beaten twice!
EDIT #2: great! First he made a stir, and now he's left the thread.![]()
XLink is a (free) software, not a device.
I have D-Link but no router or X-Link. How much do they cost? How do they look like?
X-Link Kai is a free downloadable programme. It is "tunnelling" software, that makes your PS2 think your PC is another PS2.
A router is a little box into which you can plug a phoneline and more than 1 RJ45 Ethernet cable. The router connects your PC to your PS2 and costs around £8/$15 for a simple 4-port router.
Edit: Okay, apparently the message about making multiple posts just isn't getting across to you. So, let's make it more obvious:
DO NOT MAKE MULTIPLE SUCCESSIVE POSTS
Failure to comprehend this could lead to a ban from this site. If you wish to add more information and you're still the last poster, use the "Edit" button located in the bottom right corner of that post.
We're trying to help you out, so please take my advice and calm down. You need to work from first principles - one does not attempt to assemble a full working Ferrari F40 immediately one gets a box of Meccano. First you need the stuff you actually need to have in order to accomplish your goal. To reiterate, that's:
1. PS2 (slim or brick with adapter)
2. RJ45 ethernet cable.
3. Router.
4. PC with XLink Kai installed.
ok ok im sorry ok now please calm down ok? im very sorry.![]()
ok i just downloaded winRAR to extract the XLink Kai.zip and registered for www.teamxlink.co.uk but i still cant download XLink Kai. What should i do?![]()
someone please post!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If you have WindowsXP you don't need to download anything to extract .zip files.
Go to here and select your OS. Then click "Download" and the download should start. It'll download as an .msi file, which, when opened, uses the Windows Installer to install it on your system.