Weird problem with a Messiah 2 pro 1.30 install.

Shidoken · 05-24-2003,01:24 AM

On this ps2 version 7 everything went well... but the only problem is, all the swirling balls in the browser screen don't seem to move. It's like they gather into one spot and stay there... It looks like 1 big ball to me. I was wondering if this is fine or not. Everything else about the ps2 is fine.. The games work and the dvds play well. It's just that ball thing. Is this a defect? Is there something going wrong with my ps2? Is my ps2 special?

**LuNaTiC** · 05-24-2003,03:22 AM

That's normal. All you need to do to fix that is set the clock in the System Configuration menu. When you go back to the Main menu, the balls should be spinning again.

Shidoken · 05-24-2003,03:51 AM

Hahaha~ woops! I guess I forgot all about that. Well, sorry to disturb ya guys...

**o0omarko0o** · 05-24-2003,03:57 AM

lol

belldo69 · 07-13-2003,05:43 PM

I have the same problem but i can't set the system clock. Mine is a version 5 playstation with a messiah 2 pro v1.30 chip.

**l_oliveira** · 07-13-2003,10:51 PM

belldo, that happens when the the clock chip get "stuck" after you plug the battery back. Since your unit is a V5 the battery must be on the mobo. V4s have the batt holder on a separated board and have a black cable whith green sockets to take the power to the mobo.
Go to options and try to set the time several times. If the clock don't run, thake the PS2 apart, remove the batt, wait 1 minute then put it back. Put all together. Now it must work, after you set the time.

That procedure is also valid in case of changing the battery.

Just to mention ... in V1 and V2 if the battery gets disconnected or shorted and the system loses the date/time, the balls (and the clock time) roll in a absurdly fast speed. (something like a year per minute)

Again, going into the options and setting the time correctly solves the problem.

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