Swap Magic 3.8 elf on the Memor32

20 Feb 2008 1:34 (Edited: 20 Feb 2008 1:34)

Even though the new firmware is not out yet.
You can still play backups that won't work with memento by using the Swap Magic 3.8 elf.
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I have my Swap Magic elf as BOOT3.ELF on the memor32, so I simply hold R3 , then boot up the PS2 with any original PS2 DVD
in the tray.
Swap Magic 3.8 then loads up to the screen where it says NORMAL, you then lift open the lid, swap the disc for
your backup and press X, then choose NTSC or PAL depending upon your region of PS2.
Of course you need to have the sensors blocked on your PS2 if using a SLIM PS2.
On the FAT I have I just use my fliptop to swap discs.

It will play either your patched memento games that currently may not work with memento or it will just play
your backup unpatched.

List of my blog entries

• Fix PS2 lid sensor if you broke it (28 Oct 2009)
• Codebreaker 9.3 hdloader patched and USBloaderAdv (17 Oct 2009)
• Play PS1 games on Slim PS2 using fmcb 1.8 (28 May 2009)
• FreeVast (17 Jun 2008)
• Memor32 Advanced USB PS2 Memory Card (24 Nov 2007)
• G6 Real (17 Sep 2007)
• DS-X (24 May 2007)
• DS-Extreme (06 Apr 2007)

User comments

• by neptune @ 23 Feb 2008 7:18

  nice guide about the swap magic 3.8 elf and the memor 32

• by smokyrain @ 25 Feb 2008 2:12

  Thanks, I was glad to find that info out too and I tried it myself to know it works. So thought I would pass it on.

• by smokyrain @ 19 Jun 2008 1:29

  Now , even better than SM 3.8 is ffgrievers ESR beta r7a
  
  Just patch your ISO with memento patcher 0.9e and load the ESR beta r7a.elf with disk in and it will boot directly.
  
  I have even gotten my DVD9 disks to work, that I couldn't with the memor32

• by smokyrain @ 19 Jun 2008 1:31

  Along with the FREE_MCBOOT 1.4 , and create a shortcut with uLe to ESR Beta r7a.elf, you can boot disks on unmodded PS2's

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