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Run app from HDD –
09-22-2004,08:46 AM
I tried to do this by modifying hdl_dump for some reason it doesnt work..
More details:
Using winhex, i scanned the PS2HDD for the playonline boot file, it is as follows:

Originally Posted by
PlayOnline SYSTEM.CNF
BOOT2 = pfs:/dnasload.elf
DNASBOOT2 = pfs:/SCUS-97269
VER = 1.03
VMODE = NTSC
HDDUNITPOWER = NICHDD
So, what I did with HDL_Dump was install a image of an ExecFTPs CD, but modifed HDL_Dump to write this header, instead of the standard one that calls for the HDLoader CD:

Originally Posted by
Modified HDL_Dump System.CNF
BOOT2 = pfs:/EXECFTPS.ELF
VER = 1.00
VMODE = NTSC
HDDUNITPOWER = NICHDD
Here is the original from HDL_Dump:

Originally Posted by
Original HDL_Dump System.CNF
BOOT2 = cdrom0:\SLUS_202.02;1
VER = 1.00
VMODE = PAL
HDDUNITPOWER = NICHDD
When you run my modified version, it acts like its going to load, but then instead of the PlayStation 2 logo, you get kicked back into the browser... any ideas?
BTW yes I've even tried \ instead of /, and tried with and without the ";1"
Edit: Based on my findings, kicing back to browser is the result of trying to load a file that doesn't exist (example, say execftps.elf was there but i told it to run bla.elf).
Based on this and other findings, HDL_Dump must install an Image file and not put the files there raw...
I don't know much C but wouldnt we be able to modify the hdl_dump source to be able to put files on the hdd instead of images? if it can write an image, why cant it write a file? All we need to do is be able to write a file and then we can do this...
Last edited by altimit; 09-22-2004 at 09:44 AM.
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09-22-2004,11:26 AM
good work, tho this has been done many moons ago, before hdloader was even a reality.. but see the file must be magic-gate encrypted to boot, your just gonna work yourself to death trying to make it work
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09-22-2004,12:38 PM
so basically a type of digital signing.. hmm.
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