

If anyone else is having this problem please give me suggestions. Put the disk in and hit Install in HDLoaders menu or install directly to the HD when you put it in your PC with apps such as HDLDump or WinHIIP which is HIGHLY recommended to save the wear-n-tear on your PS2 Laser. I have not attemtpted any other games so this DBZ game may be an unsupported one huh? I cant see how the PAL version works but not the NTSC. Ethernet loading is very convenient as it allows you load games from any device on the network. You can copy files from usb to the hdd in the PS2 very slowly (USB 1.1) or take the hdd out, connect to your PC, and copy files using pfsshell (pfs.bat) quickly, then put the hdd back. It also plays off of a SMB network share. Burned backups generally have the best compatibility, but HDD loading is very fast and lag free. It plays off of hdd (make a partition like +MEDIA with uLaunchELF hddmanager). Once youve installed all the games you want to install on the HDD, remove the HDD from your PC/USB enclosure, and connect it to your network adaptor, then to the PS2. I loaded Naruto Ultimate Ninja and Dragon Ball Z Tenkaichi 2(PAL Version) successfully, but the DBZ was unplayable on my NTSC system, I tried converting from iso to bin then converting from pal to ntsc with this ntsc to pal converter, I recently got this pal to ntsc iso converter so I will try this in a second. This tutorial is for those who have issues with getting a USB hard drive to work properly with Open PS2 Loader, or OPL. There are four different ways to play backups using FMCB: ESR patched burns, through HDD with network adapter (Fat only), through ethernet and through USB.
