eye toy & freemcboot?

[juzexe]

I was searching forum but i dont find the answer...

I do a copy of my original "eye toy play" and patched it to work with ESR like i always do but this game dont start. I see menu of ESR but when i want to start game i,ve got black screen. Copy is good because i check it on my friend chipped ps2. And burning is also good - rest of games i burned is playable, and i burn eye toy play 3 times on different dvds.
So there is my question: can i play with freemcboot (1.8b) games like eye toy, buzz, singstar where are usb controllers?

ps: sorry for my english xD

[LocalH]

Not sure about EyeToy (I know there are IOP RAM issues with other game loaders), but I know that other USB devices such as mics, guitars, drum kits, etc work fine with ESR.

[SP193]

Not sure about EyeToy (I know there are IOP RAM issues with other game loaders), but I know that other USB devices such as mics, guitars, drum kits, etc work fine with ESR.

From what I know about ESR, it's purely EE-only. It doesn't interfere with the IOP's modules at all.

The problems USB-device loaders have with PS2 USB peripherals is not only due to an issue with the lack of IOP RAM. PS2ESDL usually leaves sufficient IOP RAM... but the problem seems to be usually a compatibility issue with the homebrew USB drivers and the Sony PS2 USB peripherals.

FMCB should not interfere with the functionality of games, since it doesn't alter the way the PS2's kernels work. The only exception would be when FMCB detects that the console has a "Protokernel" (On SCPH-10000 and SCPH-15000 consoles only), as it'll install a patch.

In conclusion, FMCB should not affect USB device support. ESR should not affect the usage of USB devices either.

[spud42]

yes i have several eyetoy games for the kids and they all work with FMCB and HDLoader or OPL from the HDD in a 50002 fat PS2