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Thread: DueMod: No boot/screen, Bad wires?
  

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  1. #1 DueMod: No boot/screen, Bad wires? 
    HermeS405 Guest
    Hi All,

    I bought a duomod chips last month. And I installed it into my ps2. However when I turn it one, the cd won't boot (orginel) and the screen is black.

    I used standard IDE ribon cable (alway's used it on psx mod's).
    Could this be the problem?
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  2. #2 Re: DueMod: No boot/screen, Bad wires? 
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    Originally posted by HermeS405
    Hi All,

    I bought a duomod chips last month. And I installed it into my ps2. However when I turn it one, the cd won't boot (orginel) and the screen is black.

    I used standard IDE ribon cable (alway's used it on psx mod's).
    Could this be the problem?
    try having a look for bridges on the bio's and you should use KYNAR wire really
    The m2 is Dead long live the ps2

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  3. #3 Re: Re: DueMod: No boot/screen, Bad wires? 
    HermeS405 Guest
    Originally posted by mrfixit
    try having a look for bridges on the bio's and you should use KYNAR wire really
    Yea I know, but i live in the Netherlands and there are no local shop here that sale those kind of wires

    I checked for bridges when i just mod-ed him (a month ago) couldn't find any. But i will check them again.

    Thanks for your help, wil let you know if it worked.
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    Why don't you then use the ATA66 cable *the one with 80 wires* ? It's much better than the normal IDE cable. (of course I don't recommend multi thread ATA66 cables)

    regards, Stephen
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    Originally posted by uns97
    Why don't you then use the ATA66 cable *the one with 80 wires* ? It's much better than the normal IDE cable. (of course I don't recommend multi thread ATA66 cables)

    regards, Stephen
    good point ATA100 would work single wires better also you might be able to get ATA100 round cables this as more flixability and is already stranded but saying that i did my first ps2 with old ide cable i also made a reset cable with one
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    HermeS405 Guest
    OKay. I just fineshed replacing the wires with ata66/100 (not sure wich one) instead of the ata33 ribon cable.

    Im a litle bit further now. The PS2 is able to boot again.
    However it shows me a screen wich is white (with a gold cd in midle) and in the upper right corner stating:" Playstation 2 DISC.

    I can press Enter/Black.
    When i press enter the same screen appears a fews seconds later, I tried orginal psx/ps2 games, and a backup psx. None work. Did I f*ck something up?
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    HermeS405 Guest
    If I disable the chip by pressing for 5 seconds the reset button I'm able again to play orginel games.

    So is my install bad? With the much smaller gauge of the wires i found soldering a breeze.
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    HermeS405 Guest
    Great, it was a media problem. I searched my atic for the box of old PSX games. And those work.

    Burned the PS2 game onto an other brand of cd's and those work.

    So for others "use the right wires!".
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