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26-03-2003, 17:00
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Re: what is a mod chip
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Get a mod chip and have it installed..... (Preferrably the Messiah 2)..... Then your backups will boot...... There is a area of the disc (pre-groove) that has the $ony protection "pressed" into the disc... The isn't a burner in the world that can duplicate this info.... Thus the need for a mod chip. The mod chip sends a "false signal" to the PS2 and tells it that you have inserted a "original" disc, thus allowing it to boot.....
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