Recent content by neo88

Hello! I would like to ask if it is possible to use a PS2 Fat 3000x MC/Joystick port as a replacement on a 3900x model? My question is because I see that one has a chip integrated into the PCB and the other does not.

Well, I didn't use Retroarch much on PS3, but I wanted to try some SNES and GBA sagas, and every time I closed Retroarch when I wanted to use the application again, it returned me to the There is an option checked to save the settings when exiting Retroarch and I unchecked it, that's how I was...

In fact someone did port it to OpenWrt.

Upload a File.

No activity in the led, I don't know what triggers the moments of instability, I did a test of 15 consecutive reboots and in all of them the list of games was loaded automatically.

I've tried it and it does load the list automatically now, although not on every reboot, the older version was only able to load it automatically a couple of times. Now I put an LED on my device to help me refer to when the card is being read. then when the led lights immediately after it loads...

Is it normal that the game list does not load if I leave the device inserted before OPL starts? I am forced to remove and reinsert to get it to load the list, I am testing OPL_BDM_4.7.1 with a SanDisk 4gb, I tried Van Hellsing and MK Shaolin Monks and they worked.

If you already have experience with other S@ny consoles, you should know that you cannot install applications externally without jailbreak, both PS3 and PS4 patched applications to use them without logging in to PSN, it can probably be done in the future On PS5, it would only be necessary to see...

As far as I knew, no emulator or core for ps3 could play CHD, I think that has not changed.

First time I see this, correct me if I am wrong but this works as a kind of live cd or dvd with an xmb-ps3 menu type interface and it allows you to run homebrews and games. Will it have auto start properties or does it have to be run after the console is turned on?

I have tried it via usb but it does not generate any saved games, it only generates empty folders.

It would be interesting, now without being an expert I think that the amount of memory of a PS1 is quite limited to load some homebrew such as OPL etc, it would have to be something very minimalist, and perhaps it is not possible, someone showed me this as an attempt to load hombrews on PS1 by...

I would like to ask how much profit margin can be obtained in relation to the reading speed that the usb ports allow?, And what negative impact can it have on the ps2 hardware? Taking into account that the MC port is not made for that workload of reading that data for long periods of time...

If that is the idea, play homebrews and games by the MC port to get a higher reading speed than in USB ports.

I do not know if it is the HFW or the HEN payload, but one of the 2 blocks the possibility of updating the firmware via the internet, this to prevent the user from updating by mistake so it must be done by usb and probably entering the recovery mode, It is a good insurance since in the past...