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Step 4: Use the Next Item Button to go to the FREEMCBOOT.ELF. Step 2: Start up your PS2 and put in the USB Stick and AR MAX EVO. Step 1: Once youve downloaded the file, copy the FREEMCBOOT.ELF and the INSTALL folder to the USB. Q: Can I use a backup copy of AR Max, Codebreaker, or SwapMagic to install FreeMcBoot A: No Installation Method 1: AR Max EVO Things Needed: 1: AR Max EVO disc 2: Latest FreeMCBoot. Q: Can my hacked memory card work on other PS2s A: Yes as long as that PS2 was made before mid 2008 and is in the same region as your PS2 Q: Can I Play Backups With FreeMCBoot A: Yes you can by either using OpenPS2Loader for USB,HDD and Networking Or ESR for Backup Disc. FMCB/FHDB will make an infinite number of attempts to boot the file.Q: Does this work on every PS2 A: For SCPH-9000xx PS2 with a datacode of 8B and earlier will work. If you are having difficulties with getting RESCUE.ELF to be booted, press and hold START+R1. Place the ELF as mass:/RESCUE.ELF and FMCB/FHDB will boot it when you switch on the PlayStation 2. Recovery mode allows you to boot a single ELF, in case your FMCB/FHDB installation was rendered unusable. However, this will not happen if the disc is booted from the browser because the disc boot process is not conducted by FMCB/FHDB.

FMCB/FHDB will issue the SCSI UNIT STOP command to USB devices connected when a disc is booted via fastboot, to prolong the lifespan of those (2.5') HDDs that require proper shutdown.

The START+R1 combo can still be used to force it (FMCB/FHDB will make an infinite number of attempts to boot it).

Recovery mode will now once again be entered as long as mass:/RESCUE.ELF is found.

(FHDB) Recompiled FSCK with new HDD modules.

Updated USBHDFSD to fix the performance problem from 2014.

The User should use the shutdown function to shut down these devices properly. Updated USBHDFSD & HDD modules to reduce wear on some 2.5' HDDs (USB and the PS2 HDD) when the PS2 is shut down.Renamed 'Reload Configuration' to 'Restart System'.The corresponding special menu item is 'POWEROFF'.

Due to the more recent modifications to USBHDFSD, this performance problem is now limited to filesystem operations, which is why deleting & renaming files were the most badly affected by it. While no data will be lost because of that, it sometimes resulted in very poor performance. The problem with USBHDFSD was a mistake that was introduced in late 2014, which caused its cache to become dysfunctional. And USBHDFSD was replaced, so that we can delete/rename files properly. This update also fields a new build of LaunchELF, which also has modifications to better support those (2.5') HDDs. This update is to add better support for some (2.5') HDDs that require their heads to be parked before power is disconnected, otherwise their lifespan could be significantly reduced.