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Old 05-10-2012   #1
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PS2 Hacking/Modding Help

I'd like to start playing backups on my ps2 before I forget about it completely. What do I need to know to figure out how to do so? :D
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First, version and datecode then?
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I see that is says SCPH-70012. Not sure what the datecode is. I'll look that up.

Still a bit confused. Came across this on ebay.

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How To Determine Your PS2 Playstation 2 Version

Follow this guide to determine your PS2 version. The GH-XXX or GH-XXX-XX number on the motherboard determines the version. Determining your version will help you find the parts you need.

SCPH-XXXXX number refers to the number on the back of the PS2. Models SCPH-39001/N and SCPH-50001/N are on the left side of the PS2. Slim models SCPH number is on the bottom. Date code refers to the small box near where the SCPH number is displayed.

GH-XXX  (big models) and GH-XXX-XX (slim models) refers to the number on the motherboard - The number is marked on the motherboard either right under the heatsink or on the bottom where the metal shielding is.

Please contact me if your SCPH or GH number is not listed and I will attempt to find out what version it is. If someone else sees this and knows other SCPH or GH numbers and what version they are please contact me via ebays messages system (perfectosolutions). Thanks and I hope this helps. This guide is best viewed at 1024x768 resolution. Last Updated 3/21-22/08 (Updated SCPH-79001 and added Slim Laser Compatibility)

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Does your PS2 have 6, 8, or 10 screws/screw covers on the bottom of the case?

10 Screws

Remove the 10 screws and the top cover. What is connecting the power/eject switch (front of PS2) (blue and green button lights)?

Silver Ribbon Cable         White Wiring Harness

You have version 3          You have version 1 or 2

SCPH-30001: GH-006     Version 1: GH-004

SCPH-30002: GH-007     Version 2: GH-005

SCPH-30003: GH-007

SCPH-30004: GH-007

GH-008

GH-009

 

8 Screws

Version 4        Version 4 and 5/6   Version 7/8          Version 9/10/11         

SCPH-30001   SCPH-30001 R     SCPH-39001          SCPH-50001            

SCPH-30002   SCPH-30002 R     SCPH-39002          SCPH-50002            

SCPH-30003   SCPH-30003 R     SCPH-39003          SCPH-50003            

SCPH-30004   SCPH-30004 R     SCPH-39004          SCPH-50004(11)       

SCPH-35001                              SCPH-39008          SCPH-50005             

SCPH-35002  Version 4: GH-010                              SCPH-50006             

SCPH-35003                  GH-011

SCPH-35004                  GH-012  Version 7: GH-017  Version 9:  GH-023   

SCPH-35005                  GH-013                  GH-018                   GH-024                    

GH-010                          GH-014                  GH-019                                                  

GH-011          Version 5: GH-015                  GH-020  Version 10: GH-026

GH-012          Version 6: GH-015                  GH-021  Version 11: GH-027

GH-013           Diff between v 5/6 Version 7/8: GH-022                   GH-029

GH-014           Is connector on mb

 

6 Screws

Version 12

SCPH-70000 CB

SCPH-70002 CB

SCPH-70003 CB

SCPH-70006 CB

SCPH-70007 CB
SCPH-70004 CB ?

SCPH-70011 CB

SCPH-70012 CB

GH-032-12

GH-035-11

GH-035-12

GH-035-21

GH-035-31

Version 13          Version 14              Version 15

SCPH-70001       SCPH-75001           SCPH-77001a (version 15a) GH-051-02

SCPH-70004       SCPH-75004           SCPH-77001b (version 15b) GH-051-52

GH-032-13          GH-036-51              SCPH-77002a GH-051-02

                          GH-037-01             SCPH-77004 

                          GH-037-22             GH-052-02

                          GH-037-31

Version 16, 17, 18 ?

SCPH-79001

SCPH-79003

GH-061-12

GH-062-02

SCPH-90000 (built in power supply - no transformer)

 

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Other ways to check what version you have

    - You have a Version 10 (USA/CANADA ONLY) for SCPH-50001 if your date code is 3D or 4C (GH-026).

    - If you have SCPH-50002, SCPH-50003, or SCPH-50004 (EUROPE/AUSTRALIA ONLY)and find an "a" next to the 2, 3, or 4, then you have a Version 10 (GH-026). Otherwise, if there is no "a", then it is a Version 9 (GH-023 or GH-024?).

    - If you have a SCPH-5000X, startup the browser with no game and press Triangle and see what the DVD Drive Version is. 3.00 = V9, 3.02 = V10

    - If you have SCPH-50000, SCPH-50001, SCPH-50002, SCPH-50003, or SCPH-50004, then you have a Version 9 (GH-023).

    - You have a Version 9 for SCPH-50001 and SCPH-50010 if your date code is 3A, 3B, or 3C (GH-023).

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Additional Information (work in progress)

    - If you do not know the DVD Parental Control password for playing DVD movies, when it asks for the password, press select and enter 7444. It should ask for a new password :)

Planning on adding laser compatibility...

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Slim Laser Compatibility (incomplete) - This only applies to systems that have the Sony warranty seal intact and not voided. Make sure that your laser matches up with the laser that the seller is selling to be sure that you have the correct laser for your system.

SCPH-70012 Date Code 5A takes SPU-3170 Laser

SCPH-75001 Date Code 5A (warranty seal on bottom) takes PVR-802W? Laser
SCPH-75001 Date Code 5B (warranty seal on bottom) takes PVR-802W? Laser

SCPH-75001 Date Code 5C (warranty seal on bottom) takes SPU-3170 Laser
SCPH-75001 Date Code 5D (warranty seal on bottom) takes SPU-3170 Laser

SCPH-75001 Date Code 6A (warranty seal on bottom) takes SPU-3170 Laser

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Old 05-10-2012   #4
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Well its cool.. Its just the SCPH-9000x version. They fixed the softmod that used FMCB, from some point during the datecode 8C in the SCPH-9000x models. You can either chip it. Recommended chips are some such as Modbo 4.0. You can install a softmod on the memory card to trick it.. installing that requires a ps2memcard to pc/ps3 adapter, or a swap magic/codebreaker like cd or a friend with an already hacked ps2 to install it.
Lastly, you can also use for instance swap magic, and the swap trick to play backups. or install/run software on the memcard.
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Thanks for the info. Is there any benefit to chipping it vs using a softmod? Just noticed that my datecode was 5A lol. I feel terrible

Also what did you mean about the SCHP-9000x version?
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Free Mcboot is the way to go . ESR FTW, although it didn't work on my armored core nexus backup .
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Alright, I'll give Free Mcboot a try. Thanks.
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Will it be fine using an external hdd? I don't have any usb drives xD
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i used the 007 method except with NFSMW on both fat and slim
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i used the 007 method except with NFSMW on both fat and slim
What is the 007 method?
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