Very nice and clean mod like always Broken.
I have a Bandridge 5 port switch like that on it way to XX so he turn it into a JP21 switch.
LOL I feel for James then cause that's a whole lotta trace cutting and jumper wiring.
Would love to see pics when he is done.
Wouldn't it a whole lot easier to rewire the male-male cable that connects to the hub to the xrgb?
I love that X68k mod.
I can't tell from the pictures.. What are you using for storage? CF card?
Just finished my last ever commission today
Yeah, I've kinda lost the energy for it and I've been job hunting like crazy recently, so I decided it was time to end it for good unfortunately.Not doing anymore work for folks?
Yeah, I've kinda lost the energy for it and I've been job hunting like crazy recently, so I decided it was time to end it for good unfortunately.
Very nice and clean mod like always Broken.
I have a Bandridge 5 port switch like that on it way to XX so he turn it into a JP21 switch.
Inputs and outputs?
Cause if so, that's quite a bit of work.
4 Inputs only . For the output i will get a cable euro male to xrgb .
But i know it alot of work but there isn't much choices for JP21 switches.
LOL I feel for James then cause that's a whole lotta trace cutting and jumper wiring.
Would love to see pics when he is done.
Voultar,
That work looks excellent. I have a number of those modbo chips but never installed one. Can you tell me what's the advantage of a hardware modchip vs. the Free McBoot soft mod? When these mods were popular I was not following the technology and a lot of the old links and forums which explained the differences no longer exist or are outdated.
one thing that I was never able to figure out is backups of PS2 games with the original fat PS2s.. I could never get them working. I ended up transferring the ISO to the HDD from my PC.
Thanks Voultar, I appreciate the concise summary. I have both the fat model and slim model, can you comment on which is easier to mod or any advantage in modding one vs the other?
I agree, PS2 modchips are painful installs. How long did that take you to get it looking so perfect?
It shouldn't be much different than a burned game for any other system. Could the burnable media you were using not have worked with your system?
That, and you have to use a second PSU just for the hard drive which can be a PITA.That's the real caveat to the PS2 Slim. You can of course install a hard-disk in a couple of Slim models, it's work, however.