Dunno wat to do now?!?!

s15 · 02-11-2004,07:39 PM

Originally posted by loy
well theres your problem a mx bios with small ground power and d and e wires fix them = a working install

Loy what do u suggest I do with the D& E wires? route them separately? if so would you be able to show me what path to route them?.. cheers..

**loy** · 02-11-2004,09:08 PM

but it solely relies on your power and ground wire dms3 v9 and mx bios = sensitive

**EnTiTy** · 02-11-2004,09:51 PM

Originally posted by loy
but it solely relies on your power and ground wire dms3 v9 and mx bios = sensitive

dont know how you work that out

the mods only patch data going away that dont make it sensitive.
EnTiTy

s15 · 02-11-2004,10:02 PM

I'm a bit lost here

.. ok so steps for me to take.. is change my ground and power wires to thicker wires.. and then D & E wires?!?!.. do I replace them with twisted pair routed away from that mess? .. cos rightnow I've twisted them but is there enough twists?!?..

**EnTiTy** · 02-11-2004,10:17 PM

Originally posted by s15
I'm a bit lost here .. ok so steps for me to take.. is change my ground and power wires to thicker wires.. and then D & E wires?!?!.. do I replace them with twisted pair routed away from that mess? .. cos rightnow I've twisted them but is there enough twists?!?..

you need shorter and thicker power and ground wire's seperate d and e from each other and all other wire's and twist pair them both to ground.
EnTiTy

**N£TM£ÇH** · 02-11-2004,10:49 PM

YOU dont need to twist anything man.. re position the chip like i showed you in the picture, but you do as you want.. dont take my advice

s15 · 02-11-2004,10:54 PM

netmech I was hoping I could do something "simple" in order to fix it short of having to do a full reinstall.. I think if that was the case then I would send it off to another installer and let it be his problem of getting it to work.. just that I've spent too long in my books piss farting around with it

.. i thought if chances were high that I could fix it just be redoing the gnd/power and d&e wires I would do that myself.. not that I don't appreciate your advice or anything!!!

**N£TM£ÇH** · 02-11-2004,11:39 PM

disconnect wires D and E if you still get a black screen.. then you have a bridge on the bios, or you have a few wires mixed up... telling you right now dms3 chips are a pain in the ass to install for beginners. I suggest you remove the chip completely, clean the board and return the ps2 back to normal working condition, then redo the install like i have shown you. I used to hate dms3 installs but after about 10 dms3 installs ive learned a few tricks.. im just passing my knowledge to you.

whatever you choose , good luck and i hope you get it working.

**homegrown** · 02-13-2004,11:07 AM

Came across these threads todays on their site, thought you might find them interesting.

http://www.dms3.com/forum/viewtopic....320&highlight=

http://www.dms3.com/forum/viewtopic....321&highlight=

s15 · 02-14-2004,03:11 AM

I sent it off to this other installer, and got it back WORKING!!!.. now i'm happy

.. basically he did a reinstall of the chip.. everything seems to test out ok as well.. ps1 games, multi region, etc.. oh well an end to my dilemma's

.. i'm just curious as to what his install looks like, but i'm too lazy to open the bugger up..!!

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