But if the user wishes to boot any other homebrew file directly from a disc like demonstrated in the video above, the provided modified VIDEO_TS folder must be sorted in conjunction with the desired software and then compiled using a software like genisoimage (Linux-only). ELF files copied to a USB drive (inserted into the one of the PS2 USB ports). ISO file containing uLaunchELF, that would run. ELF files off of a burned DVD disc, while completely bypassing the console’s security system in the process. VRO files together) parsing so that the PS2 could natively read and run.
With FreeDVDBootas he calls it, CTurt basically reverse-engineered the initial IFO (a file type that contains the metadata that links the. Software Engineer CTurt has successfully exploited the PS2 DVD drive through its DVD-video playback functionality, making it possible for homebrew applications to run on burned discs without the need for any hardware modification(s) or even starting up the system with Free Mcboot.
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