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I want to soft mod my PS2 due to how easy it looks, and I can't brick my PS2 it seems.
What do you reccomend?
It's a Fat model, dunno model #.

I was thinking of doing this one
http://bootleg.sksapps.com/tutorials/fm ... reaker.php

Or this
http://bootleg.sksapps.com/tutorials/fmcb/noobie.php
I want to know this is a good website and I want to know how to add applications.

Guys?

Don't know the whole details since another dude did it for me.

But you need a codebreaker disc to put the files on your memory card.

You will need to get a card bigger than 8 mb.

The files change the software of the ps2, and removing the memory card changes it back to normal.

I have a modem and a hard drive hack. Which doesn't work with the really old first gen ps2. I forgot which model I had, but it was one of those. I had to buy another fatty.

The sksapps site is basically the go-to site for PS2 apps at this point I'm pretty sure.

As to how to do it yourself, as previously mentioned you'll need a Codebreaker or AR disc if you're starting from scratch. Alternatively, you can just mail a memory card to any of a host of people out there and they can do it for you, since once you have a FMCB card you can use it to make other ones, and it's ridiculously simple. No actual modding of any sort is done to the PS2, firmware or hardware. But it's good that you have a fat model - loading from the internal HD is far preferable to USB/Network loading (though I've heard a few people say network loading is okay. I've never used it myself)

KalessinDB wrote:The sksapps site is basically the go-to site for PS2 apps at this point I'm pretty sure.

As to how to do it yourself, as previously mentioned you'll need a Codebreaker or AR disc if you're starting from scratch. Alternatively, you can just mail a memory card to any of a host of people out there and they can do it for you, since once you have a FMCB card you can use it to make other ones, and it's ridiculously simple. No actual modding of any sort is done to the PS2, firmware or hardware. But it's good that you have a fat model - loading from the internal HD is far preferable to USB/Network loading (though I've heard a few people say network loading is okay. I've never used it myself)

Yeah wonderful as they complement each other, neither a softmod or modchip changes the BIOS.

Your console will in effect remain its original internal region. Like no menu option for Japanese on a US system. Homebrew is needed to get around that.

codebreaker method isn't too bad if you can get it to work, that's how I did my first one. If you can't, I'm more than happy to install freemcboot for free if you send me your memory card.