PS2 Linux Kernel with VFAT support (devfs); PS2 Linux Kernel without devfs. A system.cnf file to start kloader.elf); Action Replay: The ARmax media player can. Jul 16, 2006 - Code (Gameshark, Codebreaker, ARMax) Converting / Decrypting. Note: for those who cant copy the ELF executable into your ps2 memory. Hey i checked out the modchip site i dont know wich one t get could you tell me which one you got? (ie: part number, name.) thanks Tak jamesgwizard just go here to buy the mods for your PS2 so you can play Kaido Battle 2: Touge on Denetsu, or Kadio Racer 2. Then go here to buy the game. And here for Euro version, don't know if they ship to US. Windows 8 pro miksxt3 vl x86 platform. All you have to do is install the mods & play the game. Hey Jamesg, you don't even need swap magic ive discovered an alternative! It doesn't even require you to buy anything! ![]() Except Action Replay Max (PS2) which can be bought for 20 dollars. And not only that, once you get it set up ill send you a link to download Kaido Battle Touge no Denetsu or Kaido Battle 2 Chain Reaction. ![]() Here is the guide (Not made by me) Wanna play PS2 CD and DVD backup games without installing a modchip or paying for expensive software? Action Replay Max is all you need to buy out your high-street store and the rest is easy when you learn how. HOW TO: Load Backups using Action Replay Max This guide works for: Fat PS2 & Slimline PS2 (instructions for both bellow) You will need: - Action Replay Max PS2 CD - Max Media Creator PC software (comes with ARMAX) - 2 blank CD-Rs basically u only need Action Replay the FIRST TIME after that, u do not, so borrow it, or buy it then get a refund after a week, do sumtin, it is worth it. After the first installation, it takes only about 2 min to get it running, heres my video of running it already all set up. That’s all you need, if you read the following carefully you’ll have your backups playing in no time. To start off, the PS2 “program” you’re going to use to load your backups is called cogswaploader. It’s a 57KB elf file you can download from here: ---------------------------- Action Replay Max is a ps2 cd disc you can buy out most high street console stores. It sports 30,000+ cheats for your ps2 games, a media player, all region dvd playing and a memory card manager. There are two versions on sale (the older one and the newer one - the newer one comes in a silver tin) - although fundamentally the same, there is a bit of difference in the way you use ARMAX to load cogswaploader on each. So, you've got ARMAX and wanna load cogswaploader.elf to load all your backup discs. Here's how: 1. Right, to start with you need to get cogswaploader onto a medium that ARMAX understands. For the older version, you can just put the file on a pendrive(flashdisk). For the newer version (the one that comes in a silver tin), you need to put the file on a specially formatted cd. If you have the old version, just put cogswaploader on your pendrive, load the media player on ARMAX and then select your cogswaploader.elf file, it will load. Assuming you have the newer version, we need to make a specially formatted cd - here's how to do it: i. Download the 'Independence Compiler Program 3.0' from the link here (you need to click the small floppy disc icon to download): ii. Extract the files from the.rar file you've downloaded (you'll need a compression program such as WinRAR to do this) iii. Now load the independencecompiler3.0.exe (i'll call it IC3 from now on) file. Right - you now need to make a decision that will largely be based on whether you have a Fat ps2 or Slimline ps2. I'll try and explain this simply: The IC3 program gives you the option of installing cogswaploader onto the memory card for instant loading when you put in a ps1 game of your choice. This function is otherwise known as the 'memory card exploit/independence exploit'. You can only do this if you have a Fat ps2. If you have the new Slimline ps2, you do not have this option and must load cogswaploader through ARMAX every time. ------------------------ ----------------- ARMAX: Loading cogswaploader on a Slimline PS2 ----------------- ------------------------ 1a. Load IC3 (see step 3 above) 2a. Select the following options: STEP 1: make no change. STEP 2: select 'other' and find cogswaploader.elf on your computer. STEP 3: make no change. STEP 4: make no change. STEP 5: If in America, choose NTSC, if in Europe choose PAL STEP 6: make no change. STEP 7: make no change. Output format: cdimage (bin/cue) Installer only?: NO (this option is essential!!!) 3a. Click START - IC3 will ask you if you want to continue twice: click YES on both occassions and it will load an MS-DOS window whilst it creates the bin/cue files. It'll then tell you it's done and has put your bin/cue files in C: AusDigital 4a.
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