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Ace's guides: A TRUE working exploit for slim PlayStation 2s(CD, Memory Card, and USB Memory Stick) Also available for users of fat PlayStation 2s.
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16. June 2007 @ 17:39 |
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Yes, you will need to follow the method completely eeach time. This is not like the memory card exploit for fat ps2s =(. But it is still the best alternative method besides chip or ordering SM online.
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Razal
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25. July 2007 @ 21:18 |
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OK guys, I have a couple questions that I really need to have answered. I've read through the whole topic and didn't see anything regarding this but I'm running extremely low on ideas (and now DVD-R's). Here is my situation: I have a V14 SCPH 75001 Slimline PS2 with the Swap Magic 3.6 (Plus edition, I believe)CD/DVD combo and Magic Keys II set installed. I don't have anymore retail copies of GameShark2 V3/4 or AR MAX EVO around (either broke 'em or had someone else mess 'em up)and I want to use my friends backed up copy of Star Ocean: Till the End of Time with a cheat activated. I also have 30gig 5.5G iPod that I use as a USB Stick. I would like to know if it is possible to use this guide to....
1. Install the exploit onto my 16 MB MAX Memory Card
2. Use a Live CD (or whatever I need) to boot an .elf file of a cheat device off of the Mem card.
3. Use the cheat device to activate codes for a game.
4. Swap in the game through my Swap Magic disc or CogSwap (or whateva I need)
I already several .elf files of the cheat devices (GameShark2 V3&4, CodeBreaker 7 and a couple others). I also have a burned copy of an AR Max Evo/CD Loader combo if that helps. I'm trying to do this because that combo I just mentioned will not load the Star Ocean backup at all. I activate the cheats and when it gets to the part where it says "Insert disc by EA Method" and after putting in the backup and pressing load, that lil' star filled/galaxy background (You'd have to have used it to know....) changes from the normal pink (or whateva) to the normal green. Then it goes yellow and finally to a black screen. It also seems that I can only use either of Swap Magic discs once per power cycle on the PS2. This why I need to find someway to launch/trigger the cheat device to activate without using my SM. Then I could activate the codes and whenever it asks me to swap in the game, I'd instead put in my SM DVD. After that SM should not have a problem loading and when it does, I could finally swap out to my backup of Star Ocean. If anyone knows if this is possible or some alternate way of using cheats with a backed up SO:TtEoT and no retail cheat device then please, PLEASE conjur up the patience to read through this enormous post and then muster up a lil' more and post a response to either confirm this or perhaps even help guy on his last leg with this stuff..... Any and all help will be greatly appreciated.
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25. July 2007 @ 21:56 |
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Great game, by the way. Excellent story and play.
Anyway, back to the point.
Unfortunately, from what I've gathered this is impossible to do. You would need an authentic copy of Action Replay.
Sorry =(
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Razal
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25. July 2007 @ 21:59 |
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Holy Crap.... Man there is no way I'm gonna even attempt to get 50,000 battles. Alright..... I'm not giving up quite just yet, but this was pretty much my last good hope before running out for another copy of a cheat device (like my 7th one..) Thx for your time and response tho.
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Razal
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25. July 2007 @ 22:03 |
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BTW, you wouldn't happen to know what step in that process would prove to be my roadblock. Perhaps there is someway to shortcut that.... (Yeah, I know I'm grasping at straws here... but c'mon 50,000 battles!!!)
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26. July 2007 @ 12:47 |
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Well there is something I noticed...
You said you tried to boot star ocean with CD Loader. Instead of that, get up to CD Loader, then use CD Loader to boot ULE, then use ULE to boot cogswap off the ipod. It is all explained in my memory stick method except for getting up to cdloader sounds like you have that taken care of, but once you get to cdloader follow my guide from there.
Good luck!
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26. July 2007 @ 12:51 |
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1) Now that you have all you need, un-zip all the files you downladed with WinRAR and launch PS2 Exploit Utility.
2) Here's what you have to do for each of the tabs:
-Title.db: nothing
-Loader: nothing(keep uLaunchELF 3.61 selected)
-Files: nothing(Cog-Swap will be on the USB memory stick)
-IP Options: click "Yes" ONLY if you will use your PlayStation 2 over a network
-Region: NTSC for NTSC U/C consoles, PAL for PAL, and JAP for NTSC J
-Extras: keep the dummy file the way it is and don't touch any of the options for the buttons
-Create Exploit: select "CD/HD image (bin/cue)" and select "Live CD" in "Options for CD image"
3) Now that everything is set up, click "Create Exploit!". You will get a window saying that there are no title IDs in Title.db, and that no files have been chosen. Click "Yes" both times. When the job is done, you will see this message:
A CD image has been built here: C:\IsCentral\ that can be used as a CD or HD image!
4) When the image file is made, put in your blank CD-R and start Alcohol 120%. Click "Image Burning Wizard". Locate your CD image, click it, then click "Next". You will now be at a window called: Prepare your CD/DVD recorder. Set the write speed to 4X, datatype to PlayStation 2, check "Rectify Sub-Channel Data", then click "Start".
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1) Start cdloader.elf from the memory stick in Max Media Player
2) When the AR disk stops spinning, swap it for the uLaunchElf disk, the one you created with the utility and alcohol and press X.
3) uLaunchElf should load. If it didn't, then one of three things are wrong, 1. You burnt the media wrong, 2. Your laser may need cleaning, or 3. You're using crap media(Memorex and the like).
4) Press select to access the options/config.
5) Scroll down to any button you want. This button will load cogswap.elf from your memory stick when you press it at the main menu. Press O.
6) There should be about 6 or 7 different drives listed here, like both memory cards, etc. Scroll to one that sounds most like your memory stick, mine said "mass" or something like that, it might be that for everyone but idk. Press O.
7) Scroll down and select cogswap.elf and press O.
8) Scroll down to "OK" and press O.
9) Okay, we're down to final step! You should now be back at the main menu. Press the key you assigned to load Cog-Swap. And Voila!!! Cog-Swap will load!
Here's how to use Cog-Swap:
CD-ROM:
1) Swap the uLaunchELF disc with your backup when the Cog-Swap screen loads with a blue disc and the writing "PS2 CD-ROM" or similar underneath.
DVD-ROM:
1) Remove the piece you have put over the front lid sensor of your PlayStation 2. The piece should be over this thing:
2) Insert a high TOC ORIGINAL DVD-ROM game(one that has a silver base) whose size is over 4GB(you have to check on your computer, and you CANNOT use a Dual Layer DVD-ROM game, which are those that are over 4.37GB).
3) Place the piece you removed from the lid sensor shown earlier back where it was.
4) Keep an eye on your screen until a yellow disc shows on the screen with "PS2 DVD-ROM" or something like that under it.
5) Once you see the yellow disc with "PS2 DVD-ROM" or similar, press X on your controller. The disc will spin again(it stops when the screen shows the yellow disc). When the disc spins, keep your eyes on your TV screen until you see the yellow disc turn purple and "PS2 DVD-ROM" or similar kind of writing change to "Use Cogswap".
6) When that change happens, swap your original with your backup.
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Razal
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26. July 2007 @ 19:09 |
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Well, I don't use CDLoader exactly so I believed this messes up this process a little. I downloaded something called "AR Max Evo Swap Magic Edition" which to my understanding is a combination of the CDLoader program and AR Max Evo. Somehow they built so that you are able to load that burned program with SM and then after using the AR Max Evo thats built in to activate cheats, CDLoader starts and then you put in your SM again (I guess in order to reload that data that's at the beginning of real PS2 games) and press "x". After that it'll say swap dvd using EA method. At that point I just change discs and they usually start. This is where the problem lies. Star Ocean will not do this, even without cheats. Therefore I was looking to your guide to see if there is any possible way "to trigger" a cheat device program to activate by some other method besides inserting either of Swap Magic discs first. I know that the fat PS2's were able to exploit that "Title" or PS1 SLUS thingy. With the slim-lines you have to make the exploit as a Live CD correct? Would it then be possible to install the exploit to a Mem Card my iPod and then insert a real or burned PS1 or PS2 game to trigger the .elf to load. In a nutshell I need a way to launch an .elf without using SM first. Is it possible?
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26. July 2007 @ 19:25 |
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I understand now. The thing is though, instead of using CD Loader to boot Star Ocean, you should really try booting the Cogswap CD after cdloader. I will make you an ISO if you wish for the cogswap cd.
When you get to the cdloader part this is what you would do: Press triangle to retract the laser, insert the swap magic CD that's right SWAP MAGIC CD not dvd, press triangle and it will scan the CD it wont start it just detect a PS2 CD (NOTE you do NOT need to press X like with dvds just have it scan by pressing triangle to put laser back it and it will say PS2 Cd), then do a hidden swap and insert the ULE/cogswap CD and press X to load and follow the instructions from there.
Good luck!
I can build you A ULE cd with the cogswap elf saved on it, you won't even need to use your ipod it will have everything on the CD then you just use the method i explained above to boot it.
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Razal
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26. July 2007 @ 21:23 |
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I would greatly appreciate it if you think you could spare any of your time to help me out by building that CD of yours. I've been at this for almost a week straight and really could use small victory right about now.
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27. July 2007 @ 07:39 |
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I wasn't sure whether or not you had an NTSC or PAL system so I compiled ULE/COGSWAP CDs for both.
NTSC: http://www.mediafire.com/?fhzt2w4sgen
PAL: http://www.mediafire.com/?6ynhw5yujmu
1) When CDLoader loads up, press triangle to retract the laser, then swap your ARMAX/Cdloader CD for any real ps2 CD (the swap magic CD can be used) and press triangle to scan the CD again. It will say PS2 cd in the bottom right hand corner. Unlike the DVD method, you DO NOT have to press X again for CDs, just use triangle to bring the laser back and scan it. Now do an undetected swap, insert the ULE/cogswap CD and press x to load.
2) You should now be at the ULaunchElf main menu. Press select to go into options. You should see a bunch of buttons displayed on the screen, go down to the one you want and press O to select. Now go to cdfs and press O, then go down to BADATA/BEDATA and press O, then go to COGSWAP.ELF and select it with O. Return back to the main menu and use the key you assigned cogswap to to boot it.
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1) Remove the sensor from over the power bar.
2) Insert a high TOC game and replace the sensor.
3) It will scan your high TOC game.
4) Press X. It will scan it again and say to swap disks.
5) This time do a hidden swap and insert star ocean.
6) Play!
In theory this should work. However I just thought of something troubling...
You have played Star Ocean normally with Swap Magic, right? I'm saying this because I know it's a 2CD game, and sometimes multiple CD games won't work because they will try and scan for which CD it is, but they won't be scanning a real CD so it won't work. I really recommend trying it first with Swap Magic alone just to make sure it works. This is what happened with my backup of FFVII which has 3 discs, it would scan for what disc # it was so it wouldn't work.
Or maybe Star Ocean is 1 disc and for some reason I remember it being 2. Who knows >_>
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Razal
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27. July 2007 @ 08:37 |
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Yes, the game works perfectly if I just load my SM DVD and then press load program when the Star Ocean backup is in. Well, let's hope this works. One more question before I get straight to it... What exactly is a hidden swap?
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27. July 2007 @ 09:36 |
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Regular swap: Remove the magic key that is above the power sensor so it will be like you are opening the top normally and putting in a new game
Hidden swap: keep all the magic keys in so the PS2 will not detect you opened lid
Best of luck.
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27. July 2007 @ 18:58 |
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5) Once you see the yellow disc with "PS2 DVD-ROM" or similar, press X on your controller. The disc will spin again(it stops when the screen shows the yellow disc). When the disc spins, keep your eyes on your TV screen until you see the yellow disc turn purple and "PS2 DVD-ROM" or similar kind of writing change to "Use Cogswap".
6) When that change happens, swap your original with your backup.
After this step... IT stays purple what is my issue.... nice guide too..
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27. July 2007 @ 22:20 |
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Have you gotten it to say "Use cogswap?" That is when you do an undetected swap for your backup.
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28. July 2007 @ 05:18 |
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yep when it says cogswap in purple switch disk and press X it just spins no load... I might have burned disk wrong I don't know...But games will not load... I know it is maybe burn issue or lens is burn out how can you tell the difference.. I play regular ps2 games with no problemss
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28. July 2007 @ 07:05 |
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It sounds like it is getting detected. Make sure you have the two sensors and the disc breaker blocked off, I think it might be unscanning the disc when you go to swap.
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28. July 2007 @ 09:23 |
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I think I know what problem is ... But don't know how to fix it...
After I do the cds o, bata o thing and get cogswap to show .. Before I press X and Goto COGSwap WIndow IT says error inlaunch.elf... What could be cauisng this problem.. Press X it goes to Cogswap screen..
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28. July 2007 @ 15:27 |
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The caveat of this whole thing is I'd have to buy the action replay or similar program. I have SM, and I'm contempt so I guess I'm fine.
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30. July 2007 @ 06:56 |
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I thin it is my toc disk that is the problem..
I used NCAA 2007..
Sonic Heores
GT3
Open Season
Madden 2007...
Still just spins at when sap orginal at Purple screen...
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5. August 2007 @ 12:52 |
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That could definitely be it, don't know why I didn't think of it before. Here's a list of high TOC games. I use USA NTSC SSX: On Tour which is pretty high up there (I think it is same as the listed PAL one).
DVD-5
4.37GB USA Street Fighter Alpha Anthology
4.37GB PAL TOCA Race Driver 3 (SLES 53087 - 4,697,882,624 bytes)
4.37GB JAP Shin Onimusha - Dawn of Dreams Disc 1 (4,695,162,880)
4.37GB JAP Shin Onimusha - Dawn of Dreams Disc 2 (4,695,162,880)
4.37GB USA Marvel Nemesis: Rise of the Imperfects
4.37GB USA Fifa Street
4.37GB USA Devil May Cry (SLUS 20216 - 4,698,767,360 bytes)
4.37GB USA Resident Evil Outbreak (SLUS 20765 - 4,698,767,360 bytes)
4.37GB USA Sonic Heroes (SLUS 20718 - 4,698,767,360 bytes)
4.37GB PAL SSX On Tour
4.37GB USA FIFA Soccer 2005 (SLUS 21051 - 4,698,734,592 bytes)
4.37GB PAL FIFA 06
4.37GB USA NBA Street V3 (SLUS 21126 - 4,698,701,824 bytes)
4.37GB PAL NBA Street V3
4.37GB USA Star Wars: Battlefront (SLUS 20898 - 4,697,260,032 bytes)
4.37GB PAL Mortal Kombat - Deception SLES52705 4696997888
4.37GB USA Mercenaries (SLUS 20932 - 4,696,604,672 bytes)
4.37GB USA Samurai Warriors: Extreme Legends
4.37GB USA Sonic Mega Collection
4.37GB PAL Sonic Mega Collection Plus
4.37GB PAL FIFA 2005 (SLES52561
4.37GB USA Def Jam: Fight for NY (SLUS 21004 - 4,694,573,056 bytes)
4.37GB PAL Def Jam: Fight for NY (4,695,392,256 bytes)
4.37GB USA Terminator 3: The Redemption (SLUS 20852 - 4,694,245,376 bytes)
4.37GB PAL Star Wars: Battlefront
4.37GB PAL Contra - Shattered Soldier (SLES51284
4.37GB JAP Xenosaga Episode II JAP Disc 1
4.37GB JAP Xenosaga Episode II JAP Disc 2
4.37GB PAL Shadow of Rome
4.37GB JAP BioHazard Outbreak (4,698,767,360 bytes)
4.37GB USA Manhunt (4,698,767,360 bytes)
4.37GB USA DEVIL MAY CRY 2 DISK 1 (4,698,767,360 bytes)
4.37GB USA DEVIL MAY CRY 2 DISK 2 (4,698,767,360 bytes)
4.37GB JAP DEVIL MAY CRY 2 DISK 1 (4,698,767,360 bytes)
4.37GB JAP DEVIL MAY CRY 2 DISK 2 (4,698,767,360 bytes)
4.37GB PAL Devil May Cry 2 Disc 1 (SLES82011 Size: 4698767360 bytes)
4.37GB PAL Devil May Cry 2 Disc 2 (SLES82012 Size: 4698767360 bytes)
4.37GB PAL Dark Chronicle SCES51190 4692574208
4.37GB PAL DEVIL MAY CRY DEMO
4.37GB PAL DEVIL MAY CRY
4.37GB JAP DEVIL MAY CRY
4.37GB PAL Devil May Cry 2 Disk 1 (SLES82011 size:4698767360)
4.37GB PAL Devil May Cry 2 Disk 2 (SLES82012 size:4698767360)
4.37GB USA CHAOS LEGION (4,697,522,176 bytes)
4.37GB JAP Train Simulator+ Densha de GO! TOKYO EXPRESS LINE SLPM65472
4.37GB JAP SWAP MAGIC DVD 2.0
4.37GB PAL GTA3
4.37GB PAL Time Crisis 2 (SCES50300
4.37GB USA TIMESPLITTERS 2
4.37GB PAL Timesplitters 2
4.37GB PAL Chaos Legion SLES51553 4698275840
4.37GB PAL NBA Street V3
4.37GB JAP Vampire DarkStalkers Collection
4.37GB PAL FIFA Street 2 (SLES 53796 - 4,698,734,592 bytes)
4.37GB PAL Motocross Mania 3 (SLES 53092 - 4,698,767,360 bytes)
4.37GB PAL Pro Evoultion Soccer Management (SLES 53899 - 4,675,796,922 bytes)
4.37GB JAP SPACE VENUS starring MORNING MUSUME. (SRPM 70201 - 4,697,030,656 bytes)
4.37GB USA Xenosaga Episode II - Jenseits von Gut und Bose (Disc 2)
4.36GB USA Xenosaga Episode II - Jenseits von Gut und Bose (Disc 1)
4.36GB USA BloodRayne 2 (SLUS 20862 - 4,691,329,024 bytes)
4.36GB PAL Mortal Kombat : Deadly Alliance (SLES50717 Size: 4,689,985,536)
4.36GB USA Second Sight (SLUS 21033 - 4,687,855,616 bytes)
4.36GB PAL Galerians - Ash SLES51343 4687626240
4.36GB USA Dead to Rights II (SLUS 20843 - 4,685,463,552 bytes)
4.36GB PAL Onimusha 3 - Demon Siege SLES51914 4683857920
4.36GB PAL Dynasty Warriors 4 SLES51665 3724673024
4.36GB USA Toca Race Driver 2
4.36GB USA Onimusha 3: Demon Seige
4.36GB USA NHL 2004
4.36GB JAP King of Colosseum: Green Disc
4.36GB USA Mortal Kombat Deadly Alliance
4.36GB USA Shin Megami Tensei - Digital Devil Saga 2
4.36GB USA NBA Live 06
4.36GB JAP Rumble Fish
4.36GB USA Thrillville (4,691,525,632 bytes)
4.35GB PAL Pirates of the Carribean: The Legend of Jack Sparrow (4,564,160Kb)
4.35GB PAL NHL 2006 (SLES 53463 - 4,671,569,920 bytes)
4.35GB USA Rise of the Kasai (SCUS 97416 - 4,680,089,600 bytes)
4.35GB USA Resident Evil Outbreak File #2 (SLUS 20984 - 4,677,795,840 bytes)
4.35GB USA Mortal Kombat: Deception (SLUS 20881 - 4,677,500,928 bytes)
4.35GB PAL Swap Magic DVD Disc v3.6 (4,675,043,328 bytes)
4.35GB USA Swap Magic DVD Disc v3.6 (4,674,387,968 bytes)
4.35GB USA Swap Magic DVD Disc v3.3
4.35GB USA Swap Magic DVD Disc v2.0 (4,674,387,968 bytes)
4.35GB PAL Swap Magic DVD Disk V2.0 (SLES50003 size:4,675,043,328)
4.35GB USA HD Advance DVD Disc (4,673,847,296 bytes)
4.35GB PAL Swap Magic DVD 3.3 4675043328
4.35GB USA DOA 2 HARDCORE
4.35GB PAL DISNEY'S JUNGLE BOOK GROOVE PARTY
4.35GB PAL DEAD OR ALIVE 2
4.35GB PAL GTA : Vice City (SLES51061 Size: 4,671,799,296)
4.35GB USA Metal Gear Solid 3 Disc 1: Subsistence (SLUS 21359 - 4,674,617,344 Bytes)
4.34GB Prince of Persia The Two Thrones (USA NTSC) 4,670,658,184 bytes
4.34GB USA Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines (SLUS 20799 - 4,669,177,856 bytes)
4.34GB USA Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex
4.34GB USA ESPN NFL 2K5 (4,665,081,856 bytes)
4.34GB USA Star Ocean 3
4.34GB USA GTA: VICE CITY
4.34GB USA State of Emergency
4.34GB PAL STATE OF EMERGENCY
4.34GB PAL Star Ocean - Till the End of Time (Disc 2) SLES82029
4.34GB USA Astro Boy
4.33GB USA Darkwatch
4.33GB USA NHL 2005 (SLUS 21001 - 4,656,103,424 bytes)
4.33GB USA (4,549,248KB) Star Ocean Until The End of Time Disc 1
4.33GB USA (4,549,504KB) Star Ocean Until The End of Time Disc 2
4.33GB USA Tony Hawk's Underground
4.33GB USA Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2005 (SLUS 21002 - 4,651,450,368 bytes)
4.33GB PAL Beyond Final Fantasy (Final Fantasy X Bonus DVD) (SCED50907
4.33GB PAL Onimusha 2 - Samurai's Destiny SLES50978 4650598400
4.33GB USA SOUL REAVER 2
4.33GB PAL Socom II
4.33GB PAL Dragon Ball Z Budokai 3 SLES52730 4657807360
4.33GB PAL Star Ocean - Till the End of Time (Disc 1) SLES82028
4.32GB USA STREET HOOPS
4.32GB USA SILENT HILL 2
4.32GB PAL R-Type Final SLES51952 4645814272
4.32GB USA Grand Theft Auto III (SLUS 20062 - 4,640,997,376 bytes)
4.32GB PAL KillZone
4.31GB PAL Juiced (SLES 53044 - 4,628,545,536 bytes)
4.31GB USA Eternal Ring
4.31GB PAL Energy Airforce - Aim Strike SLES52265 4636606464 2263968
4.31GB USA MLB 2006 (SCUS 97347 - 4,633,198,592 bytes)
4.31GB PAL 7 BLADES
4.31GB JAP Bujingai
4.31GB PAL Forbidden Siren
4.30GB USA Siren (SCUS 97355 - 4,627,070,976 bytes)
4.30GB USA Destroy All Humans (SLUS 20945 - 4,624,711,680 bytes)
4.30GB USA Killzone (SCUS 97402 - 4,624,285,696 bytes)
4.30GB JAP Tengai Makyou III Namida (4.296 exactly)
4.30GB JAP Romancing SaGa - Minstrel Song
4.30GB USA METAL GEAR SOLID 2
4.29GB PAL Midnight Club 3 - DUB Edition
4.29GB PAL Ghost in the Shell - Stand Alone Complex
4.28GB USA Radiata Stories
4.28GB USA Midnight Club 3: DUB Edition (SLUS 21029 - 4,605,673,472 bytes)
4.28GB USA Medal of Honor: Rising Sun
4.28GB PAL Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater
4.28GB PAL Final Fantasy X (SCES50494
4.28GB PAL Lord Of The Rings: The Third Age
4.28GB EUR Final Fantasy X (SCES50490 size:4598169600)
4.28GB USA Kelly Slater Pro Surfer
4.28GB PAL Clock Tower 3 SLES51619 4601610240
4.28GB USA The Lord of the Rings, The Third Age (SLUS 21027 - 4,595,777,536 bytes)
4.28GB USA Radiata Stories
4.27GB USA Call of Duty: Finest Hour (SLUS 20725 - 4,594,892,800 bytes)
4.27GB USA ESPN NHL Hockey
4.26GB USA Juiced
4.26GB EUR Primal (SCES51135 size: 4582342656)
4.26GB JAP FINAL FANTASY X
4.26GB PAL Metal Gear Solid 3 - Snake Eater
4.26GB PAL Primal
4.26GB PAL Haunting Ground
4.25GB JAP Nechu Pro Baseball 2004
4.25GB PAL Resident Evil 4
4.25GB PAL Heroes of the Pacific
4.25GB PAL Death to Rights II
4.24GB USA Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater (SLUS 20915 - 4,558,848,000 bytes)
4.24GB USA The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (SLUS 20770 - 4,557,438,976 bytes)
4.24GB PAL Golden Eye: Rouge Agent
4.23GB USA The Dukes of Hazzard: Return of the General Lee
4.23GB USA Kessen
4.23GB PAL Samurai Warriors SLES52555 4551049216
4.23GB USA Romancing Saga
4.22GB USA MLB 06: The Show (SCUS 97500 - 4,540,923,904 bytes)
4.22GB PAL EverGrace (SLES50050 size:453664064)
4.22GB USA Matt Hoffman's Pro BMX 2
4.22GB USA Galarians: Ash
4.22GB PAL Metal Gear Solid 2 - Sons of Liberty 4535287808
4.22GB USA MX vs. ATV Unleashed (SLUS 21104 - 4,531,290,112 bytes)
4.22GB USA Shin Megami Tensei - Digital Devil Saga
4.22GB USA Fight Night Round 3 (SLUS 21383 - 4,536,631,296 bytes)
4.21GB USA WWE Smackdown: HCTP
4.21GB USA PARAPPA THE RAPPER 2
4.21GB PAL KESSEN
4.21GB USA MX vs. ATV Unleashed
4.20GB USA Jak 3 (SCUS 97330 - 4,516,773,888 bytes)
4.20GB JAP Sengoku Musou
4.20GB PAL Legion: The Legend Of Excalibur
4.20GB PAL Resident Evil Dead Aim
4.20GB PAL .Hack Part 4 ? Quarantine
4.19GB USA Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (SLUS 20946 - 4,499,767,296 bytes)
4.19GB PAL Grand Theft Auto - San Andreas SLES52541 4502913024
4.19GB PAL Dark Angel (SLES51333 size:4509270016)
4.19GB USA Wakeboarding Unleashed
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bvzxa
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23. August 2007 @ 17:15 |
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***FOR SWAP MAGIC USERS ONLY****
If you have a USBPendrive, and Swap Magic, u can load .elf files directly just by using Swap Magic, provided there is no anti-USB protection on your PS2.
I went to the website and used these instructions, and you don't need to do a whole bunch of swapping.
Booting import/backup games:
1. Boot PS2 with Swap Magic (use CD or DVD version#)
2. When the title screen appears (you will see 2 options, Load Program and Video Mode on
the screen), you can start to use the flip top cover or slide-tool** to swap the discs with
your import/backup.
3. Press X on the joy pad and the game will start
#If your import/backup is CD, please insert Swap Magic CD ver., vice versa.
**For more information about the operation of flip top cover and slide-tool, please visit http://www.swapmagic3.com
Multiple elf method:
Store multiple programs in the USB Mass Storage Devices:
1. You can put maximum 4 files in the SWAPMAGIC folder at the same time. But, you need
to rename those programs to SMBOOT0.ELF, SMBOOT1.ELF, SMBOOT2.ELF and
SMBOOT3.ELF respectively.
2. Plug-in the USB Mass Storage Device to the USB port of the PS2, and then boot your PS2
with SwapMagic3.6.
3. When the title screen appears (you will see 2 options Load Program and Video Mode on
the screen), you can press:
A. "UP+L1" buttons to load SMBOOT0.ELF
B. "UP+L2" buttons to load SMBOOT1.ELF
C. "UP+R1" buttons to load SMBOOT2.ELF
D. "UP+R2" buttons to load SMBOOT3.ELF
I used to own a Fat PS2 with the official 40GB HD in it. I pawned it and it got stolen from the pawn shop (what luck huh). So I got a slim PS2 in place of it, and the owner reimbursed me for having to buy swap magic 3.6.
The thing is Swap Magic and Cogswap work slightly different.
I had problems with games not loading correctly, like R-Type Final, which would hang at the title screen. However, using Cogswap it loads the copy game correctly...why I don't know, but I have trsted it and Cogswap works a lot better on some games, than swap magic, and vice versa.
But really, if your just looking to swap, and u have Swap magic and a usb drive, this method is flawless and simple. I might even post a vid on youtube.
good to go!!
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bvzxa
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23. August 2007 @ 17:19 |
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oops I meant to put this at the beginning of my post...sorry folks.
and if this is old news, then it's new news to me.
Loading your own programs from USB Mass Storage Devices:
1. Rename your program to SWAPMAGIC.ELF
2. Create a folder named SWAPMAGIC in the root directory of your USB Mass Storage
Devices and then put the SWAPMAGIC.ELF file in the folder.
3. Plug-in the USB Mass Storage Device to the USB port of the PS2. And then boot your PS2
with SwapMagic3.6. If the program (SWAPMAGIC.ELF) is found in "../SWAPMAGIC/", it
will be launched automatically.
good to go!!
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23. August 2007 @ 17:35 |
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So how is this relevant to our method? =\
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bvzxa
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23. August 2007 @ 18:23 |
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didn't say it wqas, I just wanted to use cogswap. Nothing more. But since I just added the launch.elf file to the SWAPMAGICfolder on my USBpen drive, I was able to run all the apps I had by assigning buttons like I did when I ran the MC exploit on my FAT PS2.
After all, it's your method, I just found away to do it without making CD's and using AR MAX.
I tried to AR MAX method, but my wersion of AR MAX is a newer version, and would not read the elf files from the pendrive, just said no media found. And sometimes some of my back-ups act funny when using SM 3.6, so I wanted to use cogswap..which runs most of my games flawlessy. Also, I can use my NeoGeo CD emulator to play my 1:1 NGCD backups.
So in toher words, thanks, you deserve all the credit.
good to go!!
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