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27-01-2003, 11:06
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I don't doubt that it's worth it! The principle amount invested can easily be made up for once the PS2 is chipped and ready for action. Currently, I've got a no-solder modchip (which I installed...) that only allows CD-R's to boot and only in conjunction with a GS2 Disc. I will feel much better when the PS2 will direct boot the DVD-R backups I've made.
BTW, bighap; If memory serves, I BELIEVE I have a V4 PS2. Do you know weather or not the Messiah 2 is compatible? Great info, thanks. PowerLoaf2001
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v4 PS2 w/ no-solder modchip (I will replace with a Messiah 2 ASAP) System "A" ECS K7AMA Athlon XP 1700 768 MB DDR 2100 80 GB IBM Deskstar Geforce 3 Ti 200 128MB Buslink 48X12X50 CD-R/RW Pioneer A04 DVD-R/RW Pioneer 16X DVD-ROM Multibooting: Win 98, Win 2K, Win XP, Lindows, Redhat, and SuSe System "B" MSI KT3-Ultra ARU w/RAID Athlon XP 1800 512 MB DDR 2100 Geforce 4 Ti 4400 2X 60 GB IBM Deskstar Buslink 48X12X50 CD-R/RW Generic 52X CD-ROM Multibooting: Win XP and Redhat 
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