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That seems to come with OPL and GSM, but now I'm wondering whether those are the latest versions. Click to expand.Thanks so much for this! I went ahead and installed FHDB, but I used this tutorial here.

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You can still use Winhiip - or you can also use network to transfer your iso to the HDD. I recommend installing the newbie pack: (FMCB/FHDB installer + OPL + SMS + ESR + stuff I forgot).

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Then, from here, you will need to install FHDB (it will replace uLE).

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The instructions you should follow are here: With this, you will install uLaunchELF in your PS2 HDD: when you start the PS2, uLE will boot. Installing FHDB is quite easy - and you have everything you need. Since you have a IDE HDD, I would recommend FHDB instead of FMCB - it has less limitations. This would allow you to use OPL instead of HDAdvance - you could expect more compatibility with PS2 games.ДЄnd also use other apps - like you already said. Kids scratch/lose/break/put boogers on discs so I have always opted the hard drive route. Good times' ' Freemcboot will boot backups on DVD but I wanted the convenience of a hard drive. Shadow of the Colossus, God of War series, burnout games, GTA vice city. You can still find freemcboot memory cards and HDD adapters for PS2 on eBay for cheap. I had an old fat model PS2 with a shitty laser on the drive but the drive doesn't matter because the hack is loaded at boot from the memory card and games are on the HDD so the drive status was irrelevant.

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I bought the HDD adapter and installed a 500GB IDE HDD full of games and a few emulator elf files and lots of ROMs. I bought a freemcboot memory card on eBay for like 10 bucks and inserted it in my fat PS2 completely stock. Dead laser but I don't use it so I don't care haha.' I didn't even know about PS2 modding until the other day when someone was talking about it on Reddit: 'IIRC, my PS2 fat has a 500GB HDD and is modded with freemcboot. And also use other apps - like you already said. This would allow you to use OPL instead of HDAdvance - you could expect more compatibility with PS2 games.

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