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Directory	Description
Documentation	Documentation
Conference Materials/Presentations	Conference materials and presentations
File Formats	Documentation of file formats
Hardware Manuals	Documentation on the PS2 hardware
Drivers and SDKs	Libraries, drivers, and associated APIs for using them
Sample Code	Sample code
DMA	Code showing the use of DMA and the libpkt libraries.
EE	The core MIPS side of the processor (Emotion Engine)
GS and GIF	Code showing various usages of the GIF and GS (Graphics Synthesiser)
Peripherals	Stuff that connects to the PS2 externally
Controllers	Pads, NeGcon, DualShocks, Guns, and other controllers
USB	USB mice, keyboards, cameras, etc.
VU and VIF	Code using the VU (Vector Units) and VIF (Vector unit InterFace)
Tools	Tools and applications
Audio	Audio tools
Graphics	Graphics tools
Programming	Programming tools
Utilities	Programming utilities
Testing and QA	Testing and QA tools

Directory: File Formats
Description: Documentation of file formats

Project Name	Description
	[Package]	[Release]	[Release Notes]	[Download]	[Release Date]	[Days old]
3DX	3DX is a Linux distrobution for the Playstation 2. Guides, kernels, precompiled programs, and support can be found here.
	RPMs	0.1			10 Jul, 2004	1891
LfP German documentation	The documents that are available now about Linux for Playstation 2 are mainly in english (or japanese)- other languages were not available. That's something this project wants to change a bit: With Your and my help, we can translate important general and technical informations to german. Please feel free to contact me. Die Dokumente, die jetzt über Linux für Playstation 2 erhältlich sind, sind in englisch oder auf japanisch - andere Sprachen sind nicht erhältlich. Das ist etwas, das dieses Projekt ein wenig ändern möchte: mit Deiner und meiner Hilfe können wir die wichtigen allgemeinen und technischen Informationen auf deutsch übersetzen. Bitte kontaktiere mich hierzu.
PlayStandard Linux Project	PlayStandard is, or will be, a collection of tools designed to optimise the Playstation 2 Linux environment. All PS2 media is designed so it meets the PS2's power, and does not go over. Software developed for linux does not take this into account, and so we hope to delve deep into the Playstation's power and form a guideline for producing future software, providing code snippets and tools, even perhaps a kernel, for doing so. This will make it go faster, eliminating the need for RAM hacks.

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