Game/Update folder has special acceptions
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Game/Update folder has special acceptions
I'm not sure where this is going or if helps at all but...If you take the 1.52 update and stick it in game/update it works (I didnt update it of course, but it runs) but if you take the 1.52 update and stick it in game/NOTUPDATE you get a game error then random numbers. This makes me think that game/UPDATE has special rules applied to it or the 1.52 update just checks to see if its in the update folder. Anyway..we might be able to use this to make a 1.51 or 1.52 homebrew launcher (just a though). Please don't flame me if this is a dumb idea!
Re: Game/Update folder has special acceptions
Can someone try this with the 1.51 update as well? Also what are the random numbers? Are you talking about the error codes?DrKickflip13 wrote:I'm not sure where this is going or if helps at all but...If you take the 1.52 update and stick it in game/update it works (I didnt update it of course, but it runs) but if you take the 1.52 update and stick it in game/NOTUPDATE you get a game error then random numbers. This makes me think that game/UPDATE has special rules applied to it or the 1.52 update just checks to see if its in the update folder. Anyway..we might be able to use this to make a 1.51 or 1.52 homebrew launcher (just a though). Please don't flame me if this is a dumb idea!
They aren't random. They have meaning. If you are getting something other than the standard 0002 error code then please post it.
That's interesting though. I'll experiment with this when I get home from work if no one has beaten me to it by then.
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I know they aren't random numbers but...anyway it ended in 001 which if i remember is the running unassigned code. This is when I swapped the data.psp of one of the NES emulators with the 1.52 update and ran it in game/UPDATE. If you run it in game/NOTUPDATE you get a different error than game/UPDATE. Nick, do u have AIM? my s/n is DrKickflip13
There is nothing wrong with double posting.
Double posting as in replying more than once to a thread...
If you make two new identical topics I'll smack you down.
Double posting as in replying more than once to a thread...
If you make two new identical topics I'll smack you down.
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Covered already?
DrKickFlip--
I believe this has been covered already... No one has (yet) found a working exploit by mucking about with the update files. It was previously found that you could alter the error messages by changing the directory it was in, check http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php?t=1201 for some more information.
There are several forum posts that regard using the newer updates and the update directory structure in order to attempt an exploit, but all of them (afaik and can remember) have ended in the realization that without a valid data.psar, the system will not run any code in the folder....
Good luck in your efforts, hopefully you can find some more useful information in previous posts!
Oh and the 80200001 error is a standard for either 'Generic Kernel Error' or something like the same... (Leeched from another post in this forum).
Again, Good luck, I hope for the 1.51/2'rs sake that you can find some information that leads to a valid exploit for them -- all us 1.5'rs are in heaven right about now! :)
I believe this has been covered already... No one has (yet) found a working exploit by mucking about with the update files. It was previously found that you could alter the error messages by changing the directory it was in, check http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php?t=1201 for some more information.
There are several forum posts that regard using the newer updates and the update directory structure in order to attempt an exploit, but all of them (afaik and can remember) have ended in the realization that without a valid data.psar, the system will not run any code in the folder....
Good luck in your efforts, hopefully you can find some more useful information in previous posts!
Oh and the 80200001 error is a standard for either 'Generic Kernel Error' or something like the same... (Leeched from another post in this forum).
Again, Good luck, I hope for the 1.51/2'rs sake that you can find some information that leads to a valid exploit for them -- all us 1.5'rs are in heaven right about now! :)
... anyone up for some l33th4x?
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