1. Is all i have to do is solder the wires to the correct place, then switch it on?
2. Where should the modchip be placed inside the ps2?
3. Do i have the version number right?
Regards.
P Plant.
Last edited by wwfc_barmy_army; 02-02-2006 at 11:37 AM.
You will have to flash the bios on it before you can play any backups. It will only boot homebrew apps/games out the box. You will have to goto http://www.teamtoxic.com.cn and download the Toxic Bios 1.4 (not the Toxic OS 0.41 as this is for the PRO chips only and not the LITE chips) and burn that to a cd and boot it up and follow the on screen instructions and than you will be able to play backups, etc.
You sound like you're never done a ps2 before and I don't know about your soldering experience, but ps2's can be a bitch at first. I practised a lot on old pc motherboards and video cards before I even touched a ps2.
I've had a look at the ps2 installs, very impressive. This will be my first time installing a modchip on a ps2, i need to buy a new soldering iron first, my other one is a bigger one and is too big for this job.
Ya, the team toxic site is down at the moment. If you get it all installed, and the site is still down pm me and I'll send it to you. I ended up getting an antex soldering iron just for ps2's and small soldering like it. I got it here http://www.hmcelectronics.com/cgi-bi...uct/6520-0001/ and some of their 1/64" tips.
We have got the soldering iron tonight (antex one aswell acually :P) and will be looking to install it. The site still seems to be down. is there a possibility that you might be able to send it over?
here you go. Unzip this, and burn the bin/cue using nero/alcohol/etc and put the disc in the ps2, follow the on screen instructions and you should be ok.
Well we installed it last night but it looks although something went wrong, it just comes up with a black screen which the white stuff comming up on the screen every couple of seconds. Any idea what could be wrong?
turn it on and then press reset again straight away, thats how most are using them, on dms forums, it seems that lots of the se chips are having the same problem, it is a fault with the chip