I'm a moderator on here, and am listed as the provider of this service in the r/PS2 sidebar. appears, press a button on your controller, or a key on the USB keyboard. Run kloader3.0.elf, watch the bottom of the screen, and when Autobooting in 3.
#Alaunch elf install#
The other option is to mail me a PS2 memory card and $5 and I will install FreeMcBoot and the SNES emulator onto your memory card for you, so you don't have to open your PS2 yourself. In uLaunchELF, navigate to mc0:/kloader/ or mc1:/kloader/ if you placed the boot loader on your second MC in step 2. You then switch from a Legitimate PS2 game to a backup disc you have prepared yourself that has ulaunch.elf stored on the disc in a way which tricks the PS2 into running it. The only way to do that yourself, is to physically modify the inside of your PS2 so it always thinks the PS2's lid is closed, even when it is open, so you can switch a disc out while it is spinning without the PS2 realizing it. What you are wanting to do is to get the PS2 to run unofficial code. Here is an outline of what my guide explains in detail: To do this yourself, you can follow the steps in my "PS2 Softmodding guide" in the r/PS2 sidebar.
Installing either ulaunch.elf and/or FreeMcBoot require essentially the same steps. elf files from your PS2's home screen (so you don't have to swap discs all the time, thus damaging your disc drive), as well as let you play backup PS2 games and run software to upscale your PS2's graphics to 1080i. Not the most scrupulous or convenient solution, but it works. The best way to do this, however, is actually to take it 1 step further and install FreeMcBoot, which will let you launch. If you have the disc needed for the disc-based installation method, one solution would be to go to Gamestop or some other place that sells used consoles, buy a PS2, use it to install ULaunchELF and FMCB, then return the console. As long as your PS2 slim ins't a 9xxxx series (which is written on the top of the big sticker on the bottom of your PS2) it is capable of running ulaunch.elf.
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