View Full Version : anyone try infones on HD?
richierich09
06-10-2005, 12:51 PM
I was reading the read me but I don't get it. It really doesn't explain anything. Couple of questions:
1. Does this work on an unmoddified ps2 with HD and exploit?
2. Also can thr roms be on a cd or do they need to be on HD?
If the is yes for question 1, can someone briefly explain what I need to do to get it to work?
Thanks.
rsawyer
06-13-2005, 08:13 AM
The new version of Infones(with HD support) will work with the mem card exploit. The readme does not make very much sense but I tried it out and it made perfect sense after that.
It has VERY little game support so I really dont suggest using it yet. Hopefully the creator keeps workking on it. It has alot of potential.
rsawyer
06-13-2005, 08:16 AM
O and for your firsy question yes mine is on my HD, and no the the roms do not need to be on a cd they will work off the HD. You just need to tell it where you initially want to save your files to(this can either be on a mem card or you HD) but read my above post. You wont get alot of it.
zabolyx
06-13-2005, 06:14 PM
about half of the games I've tested don't work.... and I'm not testing the sports games.. I don't like them...
But it is nice to play some of the old games...
richierich09
06-15-2005, 11:03 AM
thanks for the replies guys...
its nice to play some of the old games with the sound off
I dont recommend using the sound yet
but it is still cool since its all we have (that will run off the hd)
LegendaryXL
06-20-2005, 11:50 AM
most of the games that i've tested worked. mario bros. 1,2,3. metroid, bubble bobble, castlvania1, wario's woods. and a final fantasy or 2. there were a few others, but i only loaded games that i knew i'd play. having the sound off, with music from somewhere else is the best way to go. sndfx were less than tollerable, BUT it works.
richierich09
06-27-2005, 10:38 AM
Yes the reason I want to try it is for Mario 1,2,3 and maybe pacman and galaga.
But I still haven't got it to work. Could someone point me to a link or something. I tried putting the elf in my HD and it didn't work. How do I do it? Or does it run only from the MC?
As far as roms how do I load them in the HD. Do I use Winhipp or something. Or do I have to FTP them..... I tried making a partition one time with PS2OS with no luck. It there a noob guide on making partitions? sorry I haven't got any emu's to work so I have no idea where to start.
LegendaryXL
06-27-2005, 05:19 PM
all of the infoGB and infoNES stuff i have runs from my hdd. i used my USB stick to put them in folders on the hdd. i used DMS format to make seperate partitions for GB and NES (128MB because i dont plan to put a lot on it). restart and use launch elf to copy from usb stick to designated folders on the hdd. someone somewhere mentioned there was a \sys-conf\ folder that needs to be on the MC. so make one if you dont already have it. i dont think you can use winhiip to put roms in the folders. i dont know about ftp because pc and ps2 are in 2 different rooms and i just didnt feel like hooking up ps2 to pc.
richierich09
06-27-2005, 05:51 PM
okay I am in the same boat...i don't want to ftp stuff if it can be avoided. I have a max drive usb stick. I guess it will work. So from what I uderstand I need to make a partition first right? I guess ps2os does it so I need to figure it out. Then I can transfer the elf file and roms to the new partition using the usb stick. Then I can run it from launch elf?
More or less is that right? I guess my first step is to figure out how to do partitions.
LegendaryXL
06-27-2005, 06:01 PM
yeah, basically you are on the right track. if you make partitions with ps2os and you can't use them in infoNES, then you might need to use DMSformat tool to create the partitions. that's what i had to do to get my genesis emulator to read roms from hdd.
richierich09
07-01-2005, 11:21 AM
Do you need a DMS chip to use the DMSformat tool?
LegendaryXL
07-14-2005, 12:23 PM
no you do not need any mod chip at all. i do not have one and i managed to get everything working.
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