None of this would be an issue over SMB.Pada saat anda dihadapkan pada keadaan playstation 2 (PS2) yang anda miliki rusak, Apa pilihan yang terlintas ada dalam pikiran anda? Pergi ketukang service? Perbaiki sendiri? Atau biarkan saja, Beli lagi yang baru? Kayaknya yang terakhir ini pilihan yang mungkin jarang orang ambil, Ya karena tidak ekonomis, kurang efisien atau memang bukan pilihan yang menarik untuk diambil, Duitnya emang darimana?. I don't know if individual files within a partition could get fragmented on the HDD (I'm not too familiar with APA format), but if they do, then your save files would eventually stop working. I am thinking of using an old router with a USB3 port for setting up a dedicated share for the PS2. In the long run, I think switching over to SMB might be best. For deleting, I use uLaunchELF's HDD file manager to delete partitions.

I ended up using HDLGI to install up to where it would time out, then swapped to HDLDUMP for the rest. HDLGameInstaller seems to be the best installer, but even it has limitations (once you go past ~500GB, it might time out too early if your HDD happens to take a little longer to set up the partitions needed for installs). If you use HDLDUMP/HDLDUMB, don't delete games using these installers because they don't properly mark used partitions as 'empty' for later use, so you end up losing that space. These are just some that I happen to remember off the top of my head.

then OPL only sees the last disc copied over because the title gets truncated and WinHiip uses the title to build partition names. Or if you named your ISOs Xenosaga Episode III - Also Sprach Zarathustra (Disc 1) and similarly for disc 2, etc. For example, if you install Gran Turismo 4, and another game happens to be placed physically between GT4's partitions, GT4 might either fail to load, play, or some of its FMVs will lock up your system.

it incorrectly detects the ISO and creates the wrong size partition), fragments your partitions so that one game might reside another game physically on your disk DESPITE having a 'defragment' feature, will 'merge' games whose titles to share the first so-many characters (I forget how many - just think multi-disc games with long titles) so that OPL only sees the last ISO installed, and is just simply outdated. While WinHiip will certainly install games faster - especially if you use a USB3 adapter - I would avoid using it.

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