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>From: Webmaster <webmaster@playstation.sony.com> /> > >Hello Grunchy, > >Thank you for writing us. > >If you would like to use your Network Adaptor you received with your >Linux (for PlayStation(R)2) kit to play online-compatible >PlayStation(R)2 format software titles, you will need to configure your >network configuration settings. You can do this in one of three ways: > >1. Most online-ready software titles, i.e., SOCOM U.S. Navy Seals >(broadband only), will have the network configuration software >pre-programmed into the disc. Thus, you will not require a Startup >Disc to connect online with your Network Adaptor (Ethernet/Modem) (for >PlayStation(R)2). Please check with the specific game manuals for >additional information. > >2. If you have a friend with a Startup Disc, you can borrow their disc >to access the network configuration setup option. > >3. You may email us your personal mailing information, and we will >send out a Startup Disc* to you. If you would like to follow this >option, please email us the following information: >Your Full Name >Complete Mailing Address >Phone Number (including area code) >State the Item Requested (Startup Disc) > >In all of the above instances, please keep in mind that you will still >need your very own Memory Card (8MB) (for PlayStation(R)2) with 137kb >of free space to save your personal network configuration. You will >not be able to use the hard drive included with your Linux (for >PlayStation 2) kit. > >*Note: Although Startup Discs are free, we may be limited to >stock/inventory on hand. In instances where we do not have any >available stock, we will hold on to your personal mailing information >(once received), and ship out the Startup Disc to you as soon as new >stock/inventory becomes available. We appreciate your patience. > >Brandon B. >Multimedia CSR >Sony Computer Entertainment America >Consumer Services Department
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