DexDrive software for Linux
Dexux is a program that allows the InterAct DexDrive, a hardware device which reads and writes PlayStation memory cards, to be used under Linux.
The InterAct DexDrive also exists in a Nintendo64 version; support is forthcoming but still in the research stage.
Yes... but it's not done. Please treat it as ALPHA quality software. If you have anything important on your memory card then please back it up first (either copy it using the PlayStation or use the offical DexDrive software).
If you have an N64 DexDrive, Dexux will currently not function.
Dexux is developed on a GNU/Linux system; it may work on other operating systems. I would like to hear success stories and receive patches.
If your interested in an alternative MS-Windows software then you might wish to explore using PSXGameEdit. Please note that this software has not been updated in quite some time.
Yes; Dexux is released under the GNU General Public License, version 2. Please take a look at the files page on SourceForge..
The new maintainer, Benanov, can be reached via Sourceforge. You may also visit the project's main page and the project's message forums.
The goal is to add N64 DexDrive support first. There seems to be absolutely no documented support for N64 DexDrives, most likely because the N64 is two generations obsolete, InterAct has folded, and most other projects have moved on to more current hardware.
SourceForge does have some other projects related to the Sony Playstation:
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Last updated: 2009-07-14