Question for a Noob
Posted: Mon Nov 08, 2004 9:15 am
Being my 1st post, I would like to start off by saying hello.
But the other day I bought a Max Drive. I was told by someone in another forum to download "Exploit Made easy."
So I downloaded, got my trigger disk and everything. Everything booted up.
But it brought up a PS2 Menu or something of the sort. All I was looking for was how to run HD Loader from the memory card.
I am planning on doing the PC to the PS2 hook-up. Which is able to send and recieve back up games from one another, so I guess what I downloaded is needed.
I was wondering if anyone could maybe explain to me a little how to boot games using the exploit? Or give me a link for a little tutorial would be appriciated. The program lists the 5 or 6 games on the HDD but I just don't know how to boot them up using the exploit. It feels like a stupid question but I don't want to just start typing in things and messing up the system configuation after it took me about 2 weeks to finally get the exploit working. Thanks in advance and your help is greatly appriciated.
But the other day I bought a Max Drive. I was told by someone in another forum to download "Exploit Made easy."
So I downloaded, got my trigger disk and everything. Everything booted up.
But it brought up a PS2 Menu or something of the sort. All I was looking for was how to run HD Loader from the memory card.
I am planning on doing the PC to the PS2 hook-up. Which is able to send and recieve back up games from one another, so I guess what I downloaded is needed.
I was wondering if anyone could maybe explain to me a little how to boot games using the exploit? Or give me a link for a little tutorial would be appriciated. The program lists the 5 or 6 games on the HDD but I just don't know how to boot them up using the exploit. It feels like a stupid question but I don't want to just start typing in things and messing up the system configuation after it took me about 2 weeks to finally get the exploit working. Thanks in advance and your help is greatly appriciated.