Naplink is a Windows software for copying files to the internal memory of the PS2 console instead of burning optical game discs. Additionally, there are limited debugging services.

Installation instructions

You are able to boot this version of Naplink from a standard memory card. It does not require any additional files. Moreover, the program can be made compatible with the Independence exploit by renaming the naplink.elf package to boot.elf and replacing the old boot file with it.

How it works

After installing the application users can copy game data to and from the PlayStation 2 console over a USB cable. This functionality is very helpful during the development process. There are instruments for detecting and resolving various technical errors as well.

It is possible to dump the contents of the console RAM to the hard drive. You are able to search through the resulting file and change specific values with the help of WinHex or another similar editor. Please note that this feature is oriented toward experienced users. Rewriting internal console memory may cause stability and performance issues.

Features

free to download and use;
contains tools for copying game data from PlayStation 2 consoles to the hard drive and vice versa;
you can dump the PS2 RAM contents to the desktop for further modifications;
it is possible to install the program to the console via a memory card;
compatible with all modern versions of Windows.