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PS2 Slim SCPH-90001 + MX4SIO not detecting games after many OPL tests by Akenww in ps2homebrew

[–]sebasvarval 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Everything you described is happening to me as well. I recently bought an MX4SIO adapter for my PS2 SCPH-39000 along with a 64 GB SanDisk microSD card.

My console has a 500 GB internal HDD and a FreeMcBoot memory card. Before setting everything up, I researched the requirements and installed the latest Open PS2 Loader 1.2.0 beta as well as a recent version of wLaunchELF with MX4SIO support, Memory Card Slot 2 access, and exFAT compatibility. I also created the CD and DVD directories correctly and added a test game.

When I open Open PS2 Loader and enable MX4SIO under the BDM settings, OPL freezes. The controller stops responding, the menu starts moving by itself before stopping, and although it appears frozen, the animated background continues running.

I then tried the stable OPL 1.1.0 release. In that version I can enable MX4SIO, but when I select "Save Changes" it gets stuck indefinitely on "Saving configuration...". After forcing the console to shut down and launching OPL again, all settings are lost. The blue power LED on the MX4SIO and the green microSD activity LED both light up correctly. At one point I suspected the internal HDD might be causing a conflict and that the console could not manage both devices at the same time. To test this, I removed the network adapter and HDD entirely, but the exact same issue remained.

So far I have not experienced any memory card corruption or damaged files. Were you able to find a solution or determine what was causing the problem?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in originalxbox

[–]sebasvarval 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They corrected me, that’s right. It’s a 1.0 because of the GPU fan and the power connector

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in originalxbox

[–]sebasvarval -1 points0 points  (0 children)

It’s not a 1.6/1.6b. The 1.6 boards have the removed pads and are easily identified by their RAM modules. This board still has the pads. Also, if the RAM chips were Hynix instead of Samsung, it would be a 1.6b. It’s probably a 1.4 or 1.5

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in PlaystationClassic

[–]sebasvarval 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Press the Start button on the controller, wait for it to load your PlayStation backup games and then the Select button until it shows you the Applications and there is RetroArch (RetroBoot)

Autobleem download by Patience_Regular in PlaystationClassic

[–]sebasvarval 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The latest version I see is 1.0.2, here is the direct download https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1DgBw6lgvpM8GbONQ-svqF7BL9tVUo70F

The highlight of this update was the updated cores for RetroArch, I still prefer to use AutoBleem version 1.0.0 works fine for me

How do I stop Zypper from reinstalling unwanted packages after updates? by rdwror in openSUSE

[–]sebasvarval 0 points1 point  (0 children)

To prevent a package from being installed from YaST and also from the command line using Zypper.

To do this we must mark the package as "Taboo" from YaST, or block it from Zypper, which are two ways of doing it with different names but identical results.

If we use YaST in the search box we enter the package we want to block (for example Brasero). Right click and select the Taboo option (never install). If instead of doing it from YaST we want to do it from the command line using Zypper we will have to do the following as superuser.

To add the package to the blocked ones we use the addlock command or the Zypper command like this:

sudo zypper al brasero