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  1. #1 How to.. ? 
    Ali3nator is offline Registered User
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    Hello. I have a problem.
    How can i change size of partition for mp3 files ? (ps2mp3) and
    how can i transfer mp3's from my pc to ps2 hdd (without cd burning of course)?

    thanks for posting and sorry for my english :P
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    use dm*hdd-format tool to make it bigger.
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    use execftp inside ur memory card and use flashftp or something u should have search it
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    Ok, i created a partition (mp3),
    but...
    i can not see it
    ps2mp3 and flash fxp
    i can se it only in hdd format tool menu :/
    What am i doing wrong ?
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