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You should not mess with the ul.cfg file! If you manipulate it using notepad or something of the sort, the list gets corrupted! The UL.CFG file has the list of games on the drive. You should uninstall the games using the GUI version of the USBXtreme software (found at skapps). Don't erase them manually as you also take the risk of losing the other games you already have on the drive regardless of themf iles actually being there in perfect condition. If you screw up the ul file, all your games go down the drain.
WinHIIP is only good for HDLoader. It doesn't work with USBXtreme/ USBAdvance setups. It's a completely different file system and listing.
If on the other hand, you want to identify your games on the drive, you can open up ul.cfg in Notepad and see what code the file has for what game, or you can pop the disc into your DVD drive, look at the executable (SLUS_***.**, SCES_***.**, etc) and the files should have the sequence on the filename. The files are named
ul.(random hex code here... I don't know if it means anything).[game's code].001+
In in ul.cfg file, it should read: ul.[game's code] or something along those lines. I erased my USB setup after I got HDLoader to work again, but thats how the system works. IF you want to erase the game, you can always erase only the iles in question, but don't touch the ul.cfg file. In that case, you would only erase the files but the game will still be on USBXtreme's list but will probably freeze it if you try to access it.
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HDLoader 0.8a with 160Gb Maxtor HDD
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XenoGC 2.0
POTS adjusted to 400Ohms from 496Ohms and runs everything thrown at it
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