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Import PS2 ISO brief description:

1. Click pkg.bat this category to to generate 9 PS2 container installation files under Windows. The the PKG directory under the pkg files are copied to the root directory of USB. The RPS200001 SOLT 1.pkg must be copied and installed on the PS3, the remaining eight optional installation.

2. Copy exdata directory to the root directory of USB and authorized with reActPSN install, simply install once.

3. PS3 insert USB disk, run reActPSN v2.4, and continue to hold down the X button for about 6 seconds, automatically generate some directory, and can also be used to create the following directory manually.

4. PS2 several ISO file is copied to the USB disk / reActPSN/ISOPS2 directory. PS3 insert USB disk, the run reActPSN v2.4, and continue to hold down the X button for about 6 seconds, the patient returns to the XMB complete the import. Files larger than 4G copied under / dev_hdd0/ISOPS2 directory, do not insert USB disk, run reActPSN v2.4 hold down the X button to import.

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Note: PS2 class can only be run in 4.21 CFW
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Credits:
- ccregame who created this great application!

I have used this and I get a black screen and "no signal" on my TV. I have been through multiple forums, tried deleting the xregistry.sys and rebuilding the database, going from Rebug 4.21.2 ot Rebug 4.30.2, using aldos tools and still have had no luck getting this thing to work. Does anyone here have any ideas? I have dumped the games correctly and even used Reactpsn to encrypt them. Still nothing. Any help is appreciated.

**Edit**
OK.......I got a psn title to work. Here's what I did. I'm on Rebug 4.30.2 now. I unpacked the 4.30.2 update.pup with pupx_dev_flash. I went into the dev_flash folder where the emulators are located. I started up Filezilla and ftp'd to the rebug_dev flash folder. I then copied the ps2 emu files to the rebug_dev flash/ps2 emu folder. i went back to the xmb and loaded a PSN PS2 classic. The machine cut off then behold, gta vice city began to load. I tried this on one that I converted and it went back to the "no signal" error. At least this is some progress. As I find out more, I will post.