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19-08-2001, 14:08
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That's not true Dan I have no modchip and I have 50+ backups that play successfully using the tray switch method. With that said, unfortunately I too cannot get Klonoa to work using Gameshark 1.0 or 1.3 in my 1st Generation PS2.
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19-08-2001, 14:21
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Hi,
Sorry mate i didnt make much sense in my last post, to get a PS2 backup of Klonoa 2 to work you will need a Mod-chip of some sort, I dont know anyone who has booted this game using the swap method that you guys use. Cheers Dal
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20-08-2001, 17:31
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20-08-2001, 17:31
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how can u use a backup disk without a mod-chip???
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20-08-2001, 17:34
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hey dal, what's the cog/knife method and what are the risks of using this method???
oh and, when using this method there's no mod-chip needed??
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20-08-2001, 18:37
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Airlilpenny, Want some good advise?? Get someone to install a internal modchip or a neo key for you...timmy, if you are going to go through the trouble of wiring up a tray switch why not install a chip?? As far as the cog knife method, if you feel more comfortable with snaping the front drive cover off your PS2 and ramming a very small screwdriver into it to having a chip installed then go to www.ps2ownz.com and read the swap trick tutorials...LOL..The cheap way isn;t always the best way..LOL.. Buy a chip!..Good Luck.
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21-08-2001, 03:19
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By a chip - Buy a chip - Buy a chip
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21-08-2001, 12:17
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Hi,
As Warlock says the cog/knife method is a messy affair. I wish i had never mentioned it now, it really makes sense to get a chip. Check out www.playstationmods.com they have a list of chippers that will do the job for you if your not 2 hot with a soldering iron. I got one of the boys do do mine, and im well pleased with the out-come. Cheers Dal
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