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I tried with OPC on the drives and still nothing when I try to access them in the console.

So I have some DVDs that I recently burned of the Linux for PS2 installation discs that I need to get running on my PS2. Just putting the discs in didn't work and I was told online I needed to use the ESR feature of Freemcboot. I tried just clicking on the ESR in the Freemcboot menu but that...

What exactly is this "Kernal-Loader", is it part of Freemcboot or some other software I need to get? If so, what exactly do I do with it?

No it's not the official discs but it's the official ISOs I just burned onto the discs. Though I did already patch them before burning.

It's an installation disc of Linux for PS2.

So I have some DVDs that I recently burned that I need to get running on my PS2. Just putting the discs in didn't work and I was told online I needed to use the ESR feature of Freemcboot. I tried just clicking on the ESR in the Freemcboot menu but that just gives me a black screen and that's it...

Don't have any other devices to try on it. Only the 2 PS2s.

No nothing changes when I do anything with the blue or red. The only thing that changes anything is when I unplug green, then I just get no signal.

When all 3 video cables are plugged in, I just get either a blank screen or that pink screen. Though I still get audio and it does state the resolution and framrate of the signal. Nothing changes if I unplug the red or blue, but as soon as I unplug the green, even the audio stops and I just get...

I just get no signal at all when I do that.

Yeah everything is plugged in correctly. Both TVs use adapters for both component video and audio, with the component audio sharing the same port as AV composite. Everything is plugged in correctly and the adapters do 100% work.

The TV I'm still having issues with is a Samsung UE40C5800QK.

So my new adapter arrived today. While it did fix the grain issue on the other TV, on the main TV which I wanted to use for this I still get the same pink screen like before. Two different cables, two different video adapters, two different consoles, but still the same issue.

I tried on another console however both had the exact same issue. Last thing it could be is the 3.5mm adapter, as both TVs just use 2 3.5mm instead of just 5 individual inputs for component. I ordered a new adapter so we'll see tomorrow. Apart from that I have no idea what else it could be.

Yes it does.