maybe phobian ps2 have this chip , no news from him too...
hey tot31, you might have new customer soon

Heya mates.

Tentatively m quite tied up with work. Hence, didnt have the chance to lay my hands on the console yet.

Blue chip..red chip..sounds jargon to me though. LOL!

But rite now, I would use the splash screen-ejecto method to load HDL/A. When i see the splash screen, eject the tray, take out disc and voila.

Shadow of Colossus is not supported on HDL, so it seems..

ahoy matey.

actually itys not a chip, the chip itself is named bluechip..one of messiah's (another modchip) clone.

unfortunately, the blue chip does not support homebrew appl;ication such as hdloader.

yaeh. no matter what function I Try on HDloader. doesn't work. need to wait for patch... argh!!.. need to find a larger hdd..

erk anybody here can help?

it is said that the DMS Pro 4 chip can fully support HDD and is compatible wif any type of ps2,including slim..am i right?

one more thing,if that chip is being put on a slim ps2,will that slim ps2 have support for hdd?mayb notebook-size hdd perhaps?

darn,alwyz wanting to put hdd on my ps2 slim console...

As far as i know ... you dont need modchip to run HDloader or the other applications if you have PS2 version prior SlimLine ... you can just do the memcard/PS1 orig game hack ... you just need an original PS1 game (buy it cheap from someone) .. and a memory card.

but to copy required files into the memory card u need to use a modded ps2 that can play burned CD. Just borrow your fren modded ps2 ...

to use this hack .. u just boot the ps2 using the orig game ... ps2 will read the memory card and run the hdloader.... its really a neat hack .. too bad Sony fixed it in SlimLIne versions ..

goto to ihack.org for guide .. i think tot31 or snipersnake posted a guide in here too ...

Guyz i have some question to ask .


as pic above there is 10 tab and screw , but my model 39006 only have 8 is that normal ? and i wanted to tune the white gear but somehow i cant open the bottom cover in order to open the top as well.
cause currently i facing prob of having a red screen and i tested mostly those disc are csd ver. just currently the launch of new game title from sept onward it seem that csd disc give me red screen anyone can help tq

This post has been edited by MtV: Nov 12 2005, 08:47 AM

yeah. its normal though. 8 screw is correct. which is also same as mine SCPH-39006

i got problem here. when i play the dvd video, i turn on the progressive scan, and then my tv doesnt support progressive scan so the tv show blank screen but music still got. But now, i cant switch it back to default non-progresssive scan bcoz blank screen, any other ways to turn it back ??

usually, after u turn of the option , it will have a countdown and asking u to keep it or not, during that time, dont touch anything.

ic ... but that time i alredy turn it off, now i start a dvd it only shows blank screen and music running only.

can ps2 linked together without using internet
like Lan

sure can, using network adaptor (slim built-in) or i-link

my brother bought a dvd(ps2) full of mario collection.....
more like an emulator to me

so, is't safe to play it for long/short period,will it harm my ps2 lens.....?

Playing any game, DVD on the long run will harm the lens sooner or later. Your PS2 Slimline ?

example: Using the Washing machine non stop. will it harm the motor ? of course it does.

LOL..

I think you must be changing the system setting, changing it from
RGB to Component or something (at the PS2 System Browser).

Snake, the solution I found is that you'll need to 'correct' this setting
at someone's place that has progressive scan OR you have a friend walk you
thru the keypresses.

I actually had the reverse situation. I was already using progressive scan,
then I play around and change it from component to RGB. I couldn't change
it back (Not unless I can memorize the keypresses). My case was easier
as all I needed to do was to fish out the standard AV cables, change it
back and reconnect the component AV out.

Good luck with it.

hehehe
i know but just that the mario games are not real ps2 game, so afraid if it harm my ps2


btw mine is fat ps2 39xxxxx

most emulator load the whole ROM into memory and run from there, even got reading also very few, unless the emulated platform is CD TYPE like SEGA SATURN, PS1, DREAMCAST, so i dont think it will hurt your lense

i remember that i play PS2 version of Metal Slug 5, take out the DVD still able to complete the game

correct me if im wrong