09-30-2011,12:00 PM

Originally Posted by
dsgamer
Sorry for double-posting. I've tried to get openps2loader and ps2esdl to get in osdsys-menu, but unfortunately I can't get to work. The elfs are not installed and
are not visible in the osdsys-menu.
- I put this edited FREEMCB.C NF is in the SYS-CNF folder, replacing the original one.
- I put the elfs (OPL, PS2ESDL, HDL) at root. But they're not installed.
Then I tried installing when they are in the BOOT folder. also doesn't work. I also tried installing while both are at Root and in BOOT folder
Only see ulaunchelf unfortunately. Anyone knows what I can do?
Other than what RandQalan mentioned in his latest post, here are some other important facts you have to bear in mind about this new FMCB installer:
1. Placing additional programs into any of the installation folders will not cause the additional programs to get installed. You have to copy the programs over by yourself after installing FMCB.
2. Since I am not the developer who built FMCB v1.8C and it is a closed-source project, I do not know of any bugs and limitations that it has.
Regarding point #1: Maybe I'll add support for the APPS folder in the future. Meanwhile, that should be treated as a missing feature.
EDIT: That reminds me: You mentioned that you placed the edited CNF file into the SYS-CONF folder. So you edited the file by yourself, without the FMCB configurator?
Maybe you made a mistake when modifying the CNF file.
Does the file work with FMCB v1.8B? If it does and the file was indeed placed into the correct folder, it seems more likely that it's a bug in FMCB v1.8C.
EDIT 2: By the way, do you have any USB devices or other memory cards plugged into your console? You might want to only keep the memory card that contains FMCB plugged into your console as you switch the console on.
If FMCB loads another CNF file without those new menu options from another device (Either another memory card or USB device), that CNF file will be used instead (And hence why you don't seem to be able to modify the OSDSYS menu options).
Unmodified SCPH-77006 with SM 3.6
SCPH-39006 with M-chip modchip, SCPH-10281 NA and refurb Seagate 80GB HDD
SCPH-10000 v1.00 with SCPH-10190 PCMCIA NA and SCPH-20400 HDD unit

PS2ESDL v0.823B
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