Booting Back-up DVDrs on NEO 4 Chipset.

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Booting Back-up DVDrs on NEO 4 Chipset.


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since: 24-09-2001 1. Booting Back-up DVDrs on NEO 4 Chipset.


last updated at 05-01-2002 23:52 (1 times)
I have got a pal PS2 with NEO 4 chipset in,i have followed the NEO 4 method for booting back-up DVDrs,using single swap method.I have got an origional DVD with TOC greater than the back-up DVDr game,all goes well but the final phase,when you have to release the eject button (THE DISC TRAY SHOULD FLY OUT ETC)The tray just stays in,and when i press eject it loses the GOLD DISC(centre of screen logo)so another words it loses all the TOC memory etc and goes back to NO DATA screen.( I am holding eject button at all times,as stated on the NEO 4 site)
I was wondering wether the clips on the disc tray should be removed,as it fells like the clips is pulling the tray right in etc.
I am trying to boot a back-up copy of MGS2(i own import origional),MGS2 has capacity of 4.3G,While ORIGIONAL DVD TOC = 4.32G.
ITS DRIVING ME NUTTY
Can you please shed any light on this problem,
Thanks,MARK.
Date: 05-01-2002 on 23:48

Booting Back-up DVDrs on NEO 4 Chipset.


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From what you describe I'd guess the NEO4 installation is incorrect. That's a guess but the tray is controlled by one of the pins wired to NEO4.

Sorry to say, but it's a crap chip for what it does and is so error prone given the number of wires.