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  1. #1 sms usb hdd support 
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    I didn;t know where to post so i posted here.


    Sms sees my usb key of 1gb and can play movies.

    But when i plug my usb hdd nothing.

    It has the usb mass symbol but it can not see the hdd.
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    Make sure your HDD is formated in FAT32. NTSC is not supported.

    BTW, here's the Official SMS Forum.
    Last edited by Jones23; 04-16-2006 at 10:46 PM.
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    Its not that NTSC isn't supported, the PS2 can only read FAT/FAT32 for USB drives.
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    I don't think that makes any difference ("isn't supported" vs. "can't read").
    But my PS2 will only read FAT32 not FAT!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jones23
    Make sure your HDD is formated in FAT32. NTSC is not supported.
    Don't you mean NTFS?
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    Yeah, you're right.
    Should be NTSF.
    Sorry for causing confusion.

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    how about external usb dvd writer? can it be supported?
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