A mobile version of OkageLibrary, created with .NET MAUI in C#.
Currently only for Android, an iOS version is coming later with native Swift code.
This is my very first mobile app, any suggestions and/or improvements are very welcome :)
- Send ELFs to the mast1c0re Network ELF Loader
- Send PS2 games to the mast1c0re Network Game Loader
- Supports sending config files "GAME-ID_cli.conf" after transferring a game (requires latest Network Game Loader)
- PS2 Backup Manager
- Shows game title and cover from PSXDatacenter if the game ID is supported
- ISO and ELF files will be loaded from the DOWNLOAD folder on your phone (/storage/emulated/0/Download)
- Note down your console IP
- Open "Okage: Shadow King" and load the exploited save game with the "Network ELF Loader".
- Wait until you see the message "Waiting for ELF file"
- Open "OkageLibrary Mobile" on your phone and enter your console IP on the "Home" tab
- Switch to the "ELF Library" and choose an ELF file from your "ELF Library" and select "Send selected ELF"
- Enter your console IP on the "Home" tab
- Send the "Network Game Loader" ELF to the console
- Open the "PS2 Games Library"
- Select the game on the list and select "Send selected game"
- Wait until the game has been transferred to the console
- OPTIONAL (requires latest Network Game Loader):
- Select Yes/No on your console to send a config file
- If you have choosen "Yes" -> Click on "Send config" and select your .conf file on your phone
Sending ELFs and ISOs are working, HOWEVER the usage of "System.Net.Sockets.Socket" seems to be bugged in .NET MAUI for Android.
Smaller files like the ELFs are sometimes transferred with more bytes and you end up with "Failed to download ISO / Failed on listening on port 9045" & the controller changes it's color. -> Restart the exploit and send again
This problem could be device related as the Pixel 5 (emulator with A12 or A13) always succeeded while Samsung's newest A34 with Android 13 (device) only sometimes.
Any suggestions or tips are very welcome.