Put the original disk in the PS2, then wait until AFTER the Playstation2 screen comes up. I guess other people knew that already, but it was hard to glean from various tutorials. Thats original CD > Cogswap > original CD. It took me a while to figure out, but you only need to swap TWICE to get this working. I copied the necessary FreeMcBoot files to the USB drive, resulting in freemcboot.elf and an INSTALL folder in the root. The last thing to prepare is a USB stick, formatted it to FAT32. I then downloaded a uLaunch 4.12 DVD iso, and burnt that to a DVD. The process was to change the filesize of SLES5911.97 on my ripped ISO to match that of cogswap.elf(or driving.elf if you use my dl link), then rename cogswap.elf to SLES5911.97 and update the files on the ISO, all using Apache. I couldn't get the standard disk swap + ELF replacement to work, but this did the trick. The guide I looked at recommended that the game you use have an LBA of over 1000000, check this using Apache. I guess this could work for any game really, as all you are using is the games disc verification, but I have only tried this one. My PS2 is a Slim SCPH-77002, and I had covered the sensors for my swapping. ![]() The game I used to launch Cogswap was FIFA2003 PAL Platinum Edition. ![]() I used Cogswap to run a uLaunch DVD, then ran the FreeMcBoot installer from a USB stick. I used a different way of installing Free McBoot WITHOUT using 007: Agent Under Fire, which I couldn't find.
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