I have a ps2 and I want to dump my bios from that onto my mac but there is no bios dumping program suported for mac on this site (or any other for that matter). Here's a link to the download section for the program
http://pcsx2.net/download/releases/tools...tools.html as you can see both downloads are only for PC. Please help
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(11-17-2012, 07:37 PM)zacharyp32 Wrote: [ -> ]I have a ps2 and I want to dump my bios from that onto my mac but there is no bios dumping program suported for mac on this site (or any other for that matter). Here's a link to the download section for the program http://pcsx2.net/download/releases/tools...tools.html as you can see both downloads are only for PC. Please help
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I have looked alot and cannot find a solution, sorry.
These downloads contain executables for your PS2. They are compressed using 7zip.
I'm sure there's some archive extractor for Macs?
(11-20-2012, 01:10 AM)rama Wrote: [ -> ]These downloads contain executables for your PS2. They are compressed using 7zip.
I'm sure there's some archive extractor for Macs?
Actually, it doesn't you need access to a windows based machine to copy the BIOS from your PS2
EDIT:
I looked further, and found you only need two specific ISO files and swap magic/a modded PS2, shout out here if you want dem files.
EDIT2:
Swap magic is something you need to buy, there are also other modding tools out there for your PS2
PS2 definitely needs a way to start homebrew, yes.
We realize this is a problem for users but there's currently no avoiding it.
We could engineer our own BIOS replacement but it would be a massive effort
for very little gain.
(11-21-2012, 02:29 PM)rama Wrote: [ -> ]PS2 definitely needs a way to start homebrew, yes.
We realize this is a problem for users but there's currently no avoiding it.
We could engineer our own BIOS replacement but it would be a massive effort
for very little gain.
True, but I think the current way of doing things is plenty of OK ^_^