On my memory card,but i just cant get to play any games that i put on my hard drive or even the usb. I am 100 percent sure that the games on my external hard drive work and i know i succesfully installed free mcboot 1.8 I try to use Hd loader it gives me a reply saying hardware error. The post by Joat which if i remember very well was a reply to Kyther which was dated 27th october 2010 posted around 5:03 which explained a similar scenario if not the same. Three which i have mentioned.the last tab on the bottom of my screen shows no media in drive.I once read Screen with three tabs, Launch Dvd, Launch App, Launch opsys.and i think four more tabs below the

He also uses with free mcboot 1.8.when i plug in my hard drive and i try to boot using esr it brings Games which i put on my usb stick.the games do work because i tried them using my friends ps2 which Just place the new FREEMCBOOT.ELF and the INSTALL folder on a USB device and run the FREEMCBOOT.ELF from uLaunchELFs FileBrowser. The problem is that i am unable to play any games which are on my hard drive 40gb external,or even I've never had a game stuck on me with the Sata adapter so it consistently operates above the disc drive thresholds.ĭon't forget to get an enclosure to connect you HDD/SSD to a PC for setting it up and transferring data.Hi,i have a ps2 console which i succesfully used to install free mcboot 1.8 on my memory card, This shows that the USB doesn't operate at optimum speed all the time. That was the last straw and I went for the Gamestar adapter.

Yes, the optimistic number of the USB is high but I've had games literally stuck on me with a missing CD icon on the screen. As you can see the Sata and Ethernet ports are way higher than the disc drive, the very thing loading the games into memory, and the USB is so below that. Conversion to SATA is possible and requires you to do some manual work after buying the conversion kit. But you're stuck with an IDE interface and not all IDE drives work due to difference in Pins. Follow the on-screen instructions for installation. Some people prefer getting the original IDE Network adapter because you can run games off your network and it is faster than both the SATA and disc drive. It was made for peripherals like mouse or printers. The USB slot is a version from 1996, 1.1, which was not created for high speed data transfer. CD/DVD drive: 24x speed CD-ROM, 4x speed DVD-ROM.

Ethernet interface: 100Mbit (Or 12.5MB/s). HDD ATA interface: ATA-66 (Roughly 66MB/s). If you don't care about online capabilities just get that 3rd party Gamestar Sata adapter and use a HDD or SSD.

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