Recent content by El_isra

boot.bin, ACLOAD, IOPRP214A and title.txt should be ignored when hashing dongles, since those files are shipped by sony

I hope I can get into tackling the idea of modifying ACATA.IRX to reroute I/O to other devices someday

today I found out the EE UART TX pin on the system256 board to use this UART to test for dead EE or IOP, you will need: cables (I used dupont cables female-male) and an RS232 to USB adapters (the ones that use DB9 connector) the serial port pin is conveniently exposed on a test clamp pin near...

yes, I made a script that deals with that, batch rebinding the dongle images

TC4... so you have a namco system super256. the problem with the super256 is that it has an additional 12.5% of overclock compared to regular system256 (50% compared to retail PS2), so any game that is not time crisis 4 (such as taiko drum) will sound funny and feel spedup on the super256...

with firmware 1.4.0 it should be very possible to do so...

1.4.0 works well, Used it last night maybe your image is wrong, or the boot.bin is not bound to the SD2PSX

Any PC application that can handle memory card images without ECC can do it no problem

Namco System256 Regional signature changer this application overrides the iLinkID of the ps2 nvram on the system256. This signature seems to be used only by the taiko drum games How to use Run the program in any way you can, make sure to run the program you really need Regional Signatures...

The IRX archive format doesn't have any problem with changing file size Unless the game manually checks file sizes, which would be kinda dumb bc it goes against the flexibility seeked by the format used to pack the IRX

FIRST PUBLIC ALPHA TOMORROW 6:30PM GMT-3 (ARGENTINA, BUENOS AIRES) TIME

SoulCalibur2 Conquest mode will work on the initial release!

all that was holding me back was incorrect endianess on the ATAPI sector and transfer len payload now the game works, my not so good laptop with integrated graphics is doing 30fps stable on the attract mode...

yes, taiko developer went on and renamed the driver as acrtcilk.irx inside the archive... maybe because the only thing that driver does is get the mechacon RTC and read/write iLinkID (region signature for the sys256) the process is simple use the decompress script, on the generated folder...

slowly getting into shape we got video today!