![]() #Codebreaker 10.1 elf ps2 download code#. ![]() This can even be used to install FMCB on a non-compatible console, and it will successfully install, and assuming no problems with the card itself, that card will then boot on other PS2s (assuming a cross-regional/cross-model install was done). Put your homebrew on a USB drive, put uLE on said USB drive as /SWAPMAGIC/SWAPMAGIC.ELF, and assuming the USB drive is compatible, when you boot with the Swap Magic disc in the PS2, it will load /SWAPMAGIC/SWAPMAGIC.ELF and run it, putting uLE there allows you to load any other homebrew you want, no actual disc swapping necessary. With Swap Magic, it’s possible to have the same capabilities of homebrew launching, but you won’t really save your laser as much as one would with an FMCB-compatible PS2. ![]() Yea, it’s impossible to use any version of FMCB on a 9000x console that doesn’t already have code to search for MC updates in its boot ROM. ![]() I’m still using OPL to run games, as my drive is too big for the HDDOSD to read without crapping up, and I’ve just moved to an MC-less setup after this release, I wish to use standard OPL for its VMC support, although SP193 et al have done awesome work cutting the chaff from OPL to make their Diskload/Mini-OPL which SP193’s HDLGameInstaller installs to the game partition for HDDOSD usage. ![]()
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