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mizi353
post Jan 12 2008, 11:18 AM


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my ps2 right know had problem.. before this run ok with hdloader but since yesterday after i install few games more in the hdd had problem.. maybe the hdd almost full.. try to run at ps2 cannot and it said need to format back.. i just shutdown the power and try to restart back.. then come the problem.. cannot boot up hdloader and certain disk cannot detect.. i already format the hdd and try to run back but hdloader cannot boot up use disk.. anybody can help?? maybe some suggestion??
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post Feb 15 2008, 01:47 PM


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QUOTE(ed0gawa @ Dec 30 2007, 03:02 PM)
anyone wanna share with me their hdloader?
I lost the link where i downloaded mine .... can't seems to google it back
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QUOTE(mizi353 @ Jan 12 2008, 11:18 AM)
my ps2 right know had problem.. before this run ok with hdloader but since yesterday after i install few games more in the hdd had problem.. maybe the hdd almost full.. try to run at ps2 cannot and it said need to format back.. i just shutdown the power and try to restart back.. then come the problem.. cannot boot up hdloader and certain disk cannot detect.. i already format the hdd and try to run back but hdloader cannot boot up use disk.. anybody can help?? maybe some suggestion??
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post Jul 3 2008, 11:09 AM


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my ps2 also cannot the detect come disk...the fat 1..i think the seller tell me it use M3 chip..?any suggestion?
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post Jul 4 2008, 04:14 PM


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the chip need to been change or lens already spoiled..
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where can get HDLOader now?
just got PS2...
how much the price?
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post Jun 13 2009, 09:27 PM


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I would like to know if slim ps2 supports hdloader? Because from what i've read they dont have a network bay to connect to.
my batch is scph-90006 model.

Currently trying usbextreme with nil results. I guess DVD-RW is not kind to ps2 lense,
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QUOTE(ShenWoo @ Jun 13 2009, 09:27 PM)
I would like to know if slim ps2 supports hdloader? Because from what i've read they dont have a network bay to connect to.
my batch is scph-90006 model.

Currently trying usbextreme with nil results. I guess DVD-RW is not kind to ps2 lense,
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Bro...Slim PS2 can directly support HDLoader and USB Advance, if you want something like direct IDE connection, look at this website below

http://www.hdcombo.com/cgi-bin/hdcombo/sit...ge=installation

It's call HDCOMBO (just for Slim PS2)

Currently I didn't see any of this reach Malaysia market, if does, its might have some potential...ka-ching $$$

Anyway, if u want something more simple to use, then try use USB Advance...check google for more info
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post Oct 18 2009, 08:44 PM


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ermmm i have a fat ps2,i wanna ask about,what kind of harddisks are best suitable to use if i wanna use HDloader,i know it wont be long before my ps2's laser spoils.
so i wanna back up some of the more important games on the HDD.
and i like the idea of using a HDD better.
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post Oct 18 2009, 10:35 PM


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QUOTE(papermun @ Oct 18 2009, 08:44 PM)
ermmm i have a fat ps2,i wanna ask about,what kind of harddisks are best suitable to use if i wanna use HDloader,i know it wont be long before my ps2's laser spoils.
so i wanna back up some of the more important games on the HDD.
and i like the idea of using a HDD better.
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Maxtor...... tongue.gif
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post Oct 18 2009, 10:43 PM


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so any maxtor will do?
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