firstly you should search dump bios and secondly i am not sure whether you are allowed to ask that question
if i spent 2 hours searching, u think i havent seen those threadsbositman said:There are 2 threads answering your EXACT question
http://www.ngemu.com/forums/showthread.php?t=59028
http://www.ngemu.com/forums/showthread.php?t=59118
Next time SEARCH BEFORE POSTING
beacause i still couldnt do itbositman said:These work for everyone else so obviously youre doing something wrong.If you indeed found those threads then why did you create a new one???
ok then i appologise for thatbositman said:That is not a reason to create a new thread...since your problem is the same you should have replied there..if everyone would create threads in this manner the forum would be flooded.
But you live safe in the knowledge that you have a legal biosyahooadam said:right i finally did it
it took alot of searching
and slowly piecing together info from about 100 sites to get there, but its done
and i have no games that work with it :lol:
1)yes, thats the easy wayBlade556 said:Firstly, why not just look up PS2 BIOS Image on Google? It would save you so much time.
Secondly, to actually DUMP the BIOS onto your computer, you would need to remove the BIOS chip from the Motherboard, find a connector to hook it up to your computer (There are many, not specifically for PS2), compile (Because you most likely will not find) a program to dump the Image, and THEN you can do it.
Unless that's not what you were talking about...Then just ignore that... :thumb:
Originally Posted by Blade556
Firstly, why not just look up PS2 BIOS Image on Google? It would save you so much time.
Secondly, to actually DUMP the BIOS onto your computer, you would need to remove the BIOS chip from the Motherboard, find a connector to hook it up to your computer (There are many, not specifically for PS2), compile (Because you most likely will not find) a program to dump the Image, and THEN you can do it.
Unless that's not what you were talking about...Then just ignore that... :thumb:
Furthermore1)yes, thats the easy way
2)you dont know what your talking about, you must go to links mentioned above for more info.
this is not exactly true in the case of you dumping the BIOS code. even though the modchip in essence circumvents certain checks ond overrides the bios during the boot-up process, most that i know of usually shut off after the disc boots up.nahteecirp said:You can actually DUMP your BIOS on your computer, the mod chip usually handles the physical job of getting the BIOS and sending it.