PSX games from PS2 HDD

[akahomeruk]

I have seen, and read on here, boot disks that allow PSX games to be played on a PS2. These bootdisks also say they allow the PS2 to play PSX backups without the use of a modchip. Is this bit true?

Is there anyway of patching the HD software and putting PSX games on HDD and playing them?

Also I think the answer is going to be 'no' for this one but is there anyway the PS2 console can be reset from the controller like it could on *cough* *cough* Nintendo systems?

[synweb]

Originally Posted by akahomeruk

Also I think the answer is going to be 'no' for this one but is there anyway the PS2 console can be reset from the controller like it could on *cough* *cough* Nintendo systems?

Sure!!!! By throwing the controller at the sysyem

[Warlock]

You dont need a boot disc to play PSX originals. The boot disc you speak of is the PS-X-change disc and i dont think it works on the PS2. No boot disc will load a backup by itself. On a PSX you must mod the lid so it doesnt know its open. On a PS2 you must do the slide card swap which can damage the PS2. A smart person would just by a chip and be done.And no you cant load PSX games on the HD.

[gtapex_trueno]

You are not able to run PSX games on the PS2 because the HDL is already overflowing or something of the sort the PSX drivers right? I believe that's the case. Wished you could run them though.... that'd be sweet. And a few people are trying to find a way to reset the console from the controller using RF or IR. That'd be great though! Closest thing to remote turning on and off is a long stick... and that isn't working out too well when I hit the wrong button...