modbo 1.2, v9 mi logo's up, disable works, still rsod??

**pegz** · 09-22-2005,11:29 AM

any thoughts on this one??

modbo 1.2 in a pal v9(silver)

originals come up with infinity logo below "playstation 2", i can even disable on boot up

the thing is as soon as i try a backup it goes to the rsod??

i've used the pal mi diagram

P

**pegz** · 09-22-2005,11:59 AM

sorted now, needed to connect the h wire for some reason

P

**m4tty1** · 09-22-2005,06:32 PM

H Wire is neccessary in Pal consoles from V9 - 13.

Regards

**pegz** · 09-22-2005,06:48 PM

ah right, cheers m8

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**ivc** · 09-25-2005,11:05 AM

Originally Posted by m4tty1

H Wire is neccessary in Pal consoles from V9 - 13.

Are you sure? I think it's the other way around, for cdvd auth to work in USA, TAIWAN and JAPAN you need to connect the H wire. That's at least how most of the lastest gen modchips work.

**villasg** · 09-25-2005,12:44 PM

H Wire is neccessary in Pal consoles from V9 - 13 in all those cheap mods ( with stolen code from MATRIX team ) modbo,nh9,infinity se

**ivc** · 09-25-2005,01:52 PM

Hmm, that's weird. If you check the install diagrams for Modbo and Infinity SE they all say H for NTSC and not for PAL. But it does not heart to connect both, other chips use only one diagram per ps2 version (with H connected on all US/EUR/JAP/TAI).

**pegz** · 09-25-2005,02:18 PM

well it worked for me anyway

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**b2kmods** · 10-24-2005,06:13 AM

The diagrams are wrong, u need the H point to be connected on PAL machines..

**EspeN** · 10-24-2005,07:04 AM

Regarding to Matrix team its no harm attach the H wire on PAL consoles though the diagrams says not need to.

Ive installed 2 real MI's myself on PAL machines that needed H wire.
Very strange.

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