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I just want to know that if I do the AR Max Evo method of installing FMCB, will I have to put the AR Max cd in the ps2 every time I want to use HDloader and such? or Can I just turn my PS2 on and load it off the memory card?
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#1 Question regarding FMCB and AR Max Evo
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12-23-2012,07:47 PMonce you have FMCB installed you do not need the disk to boot.
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12-23-2012,10:29 PMThat's just what I wanted to hear. Thank you!
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