tonyhax 1.4.4

tonyhax es un exploit quer nos permite ejecutar copias de seguridad en Playstation 1.

Instalación

Desde la versión tonyhax v1.4 tienes tres opciones:

• Ejecúatelo usando un exploit de juego
• Ejecútalo usando FreePSXBoot
• Ejecútalo usando un boot CD

Compatibilidad:

Eejecutando desde un exploit de juego

The original, well-tested method, which leverages an exploit in supported games to launch tonyhax.

Thid method requires copying to the memory card:

• The common loader program, available inside the loader/ folder.
• One or more game-specific saves, available inside the entrypoints/ folder.

These files behave like regular game save files:

• You can keep the memory card plugged after launching the exploit.
• You can keep using the same memory card for other games just fine.
• You can have more than one exploit save per memory card.
• tonyhax can be easily copied to other memory cards by just copying the save files.
• tonyhax can be uninstalled easily by removing the save files.

When installing:

If you are using any sort of visual memory card editor (such as OrionSoft's PS1 Memory Card Manager, Dexdrive, etc...), consider using the MCS file.
If you are copying it using a PS2 console and uLaunchELF, you'll need to use the raw file. The name is important - do not rename them.

These have been tested to work on real hardware:

Launch using FreePSXBoot

tonyhax supports being launched on compatible consoles using the FreePSXBoot exploit developed by brad-lin.

This method requires an entire memory card for itself, and thus:

• The memory card must be removed after launching the exploit, or games will crash.
• The memory card cannot be used to save any game's progress.
• The memory card depends on a specific version of the BIOS. If plugged on another console, chances are the exploit will get nuked and you'll have to reprogram the memory card.
• The exploit cannot be copied to another memory card using the console - you'll need a PC with DexDrive or a PS2.
• The exploit cannot be uninstalled using the console alone either.

If you want to go this route, you'll need to flash the memory card using one of the images available at freepsxboot/, depending on your console's BIOS version:

by socram8888.