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The only solution is a TOC refresh. Rebuilding is rather impossible now since there's no Xenosaga 2 extractor out. I personally use Devil May Cry 1 for TOC refreshing and never get any issues. You can find it cheap in game stores in the used section. I bought my copy for 10 dollars at my local EBGames.
Some people have reported DMC1 to not work with DVDLoader but I found a workaround to this issue. The trick is to put in a game DVDLoader works with the first time it asks for a disc, then press X. When it asks for the DVDR, instead of swapping, eject the game and put in DMC (also works with GTA:SA which has problems with DVDLoader too). The PS2 will read the TOC info automatically and should stop the disc about 5 seconds after. Now, you swap DMC for your Xenosaga 2 disc using whatever method you use and it should work flawlessly.
It's a small investment but you're almost guaranteed never need to worry about games not working due to TOC refresh issues. I haven't had problems with any game since I've been using DMC1 as my TOC refresh. Plus, it's a classic that everyone should have in their game library ;) lol
For Xenosaga 2 you can also use CogSwapLoader which has no problems with any games (I'm not aware of any game specific issue) when it comes to TOC refreshing. I personally use CogSwap most of the time and resort to DVDLoader if there's a game that requires a special booting option. Otherwise, CogSwap is quite compatible with games. I'd say just as much as DVDLoader. If it doesn't work with one it could possibly work with the other.
PS2 V9 with Custom Flip Top
MC Exploit
ULaunchELF 3.78
HDLoader 0.8a with 160Gb Maxtor HDD
Nintendo GameCube DOL-001
XenoGC 2.0
POTS adjusted to 400Ohms from 496Ohms and runs everything thrown at it
If you strike me down, I shall become more powerful than you can possibly imagine.
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