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cheriff wrote:But in emulator-land a ROM can refer to an actual playable game, but this is only really a revelant term on cartridge based systems. Homebrow developers create and run .ELF's, not roms.

sorry mde a mistake yes by rom i ment the ELF

I care about pressed disks because of what i read tells me that origional PS games are pressed and homebrew isn't therefore you have to yous that knife trick. But a PS2 emu might not look for pressed disks and homebrew code in theory should run on it. As for those modifacations i your probably right...

If this needs to be moved do so but i donot know where to put it. Now down to buissness. If you had a PS2 emulator do you think you could run hombrew code on it as if it where a PS2 rom. PC's dont check for copy protection and wouldn't care if the disk was pressed or not. Now the only problem we fac...