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Note: The program is written to work with Windows NT/2K/XP but limited support has
been added so far to allow its use with Windows 98/ME (No CD/DVD extraction).
DO NOT SELECT YOUR WINDOWS DRIVE WHEN USING 98/ME OR CORRUPTION CAN OCCUR.
BTW: I have modified the selected drive info box to show free space after all the
existing partitions as well as fragmented & used space. This was because the
free space indication would fool you into believing you had more space
available for Images than could be used due to the fragmentation of the drive.
SELECT DRIVE
This will show a list of attached hard drives, if a drive has a PS2 boot sector on
it a "(PS2)" will inserted next to the drive number. When you select a drive it will
be scanned and the image list will be filled in if it is a PS2 formatted drive. If a
drive is PS2 formatted but does not contain an "HDL Settings" partition you will be
prompted to create one.
Update: The program will also now prompt you to add HDL partitions that do not appear
in the Setting log file, ie images that have been added using other pc software.
ERASE DRIVE
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Quick - This will erase the first 6Mb of each 128Mb section of the drive (fast).
Full - This will completely erase the drive (slow).
PS2 FORMAT
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This will create the default partition structure on the selected drive, including an
"HDL Settings" partition. It will also allow you to control the sizes of the default
partitions and add an extra partition with your own name. Any sizes set to 0Mb will
not be created.
COPY DRIVE
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This will allow you to copy one complete PS2 Format drive to another. When selected
it will display a list of drives from which you must pick a destination drive to
copy your currently seleted drive to.
ABOUT
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The customary about box.
ADD IMAGES
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This will display a list box to which you can add one or more images to be installed.
Use the "ADD IMAGES" button to bring up a requestor for selecting one or more files.
When you have finished selecting images use the "START" button to begin the transfer.
If you have only selected one image then an Edit Settings requestor will appear
allowing you to select the settings for that image otherwise the images will be
installed using their filenames. You can then use the Edit Settings option to change
their names and options if required. If there is a non crticial error during the
install process it will change the status of that image but automatically with the
next image in the list.
ADD CD/DVD
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This will display a selection menu for which CD/DVD drive to install from. Once
selected it will examine the disc in the drive and display an Edit Settings requestor.
EDIT IMAGE SETTINGS
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This option is only available when one or more images are selected in the image list.
It allows you to change the Menu Name, Compatability Modes, Boot File name and Media
Type.
EXTRACT IMAGES
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This option is only available when one or more images are selected in the image list.
When selected a Folder requestor is displayed allowing you to select the destination
folder for the images to be extracted to.
Note: The images are extracted as 'iso' files, and no file splitting will occur, so
NTFS is required for large files.
REMOVE IMAGES
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This option is only available when one or more images are selected in the image list.
This will prompt you for confirmation to delete the selected images from the drive.
APPLY PPF PATCH
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This option is only available when a single image is selected. Once selected you will
be shown a requestor to select the appropriate 'ppf' file containing the patches.
If the image is already patched and the 'ppf' contains the undo data, you will be
prompted to confirm you wish to un-patch the image.
If the 'ppf' does not contain undo data you will be asked if you wish to update the
'ppf' file with the undo data before the patches are applied.
Note: If the image is already patched and the 'ppf' file does not contain undo data
you will not be able to un-patch the image.
PRINT IMAGE LIST
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This will print a hard copy of all the data in the installed Image List to a windows
printer.
PROGRAM OPTIONS
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Reduce Fragmentation :
This option changes the way partitions are created on the PS2 hard drive, it will use
the space very efficiently and so not create the gaps between partitions that have been
present before. The only time a gap may be left is when a large partition is made (>4Gb)
which is done because of the limitation of the partition offsets stored in HDL partitions.
It will however use the gaps up when the next image is installed.
48 Bit LBA (Special HDL) :
This option is only to be used if you are using a patched version of HDL on your PS2.
It allows WinHIIP to install images to the full capacity of the drive (>128Gb).
Debug File Generate :
When left enabled and SELECT DRIVE is used to scan a hard drive a selection of files
will be made in the same directory as the software. These files can aid me in the
pursuit of problems/bugs experienced by people using the software.
Log File Generate :
This option when left enabled will create a log file in the same directory as WinHIIP with
a '.log' file extension. It is basically a log of any actions performed on the hard drive
along with more detailed information on the partitions used when allocating/deallocating
partitions. It is mainly useful as an aid in debugging when someone has a problem.
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WinHIIP V1.6.5 Error FAQ
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SELECT DRIVE : UNRECOVERABLE ERRORS
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(Partition Header Size)
This means that a partition has it's size set to something other than a power of 2 which is not valid
on a PS2 hard drive i.e. 128Mb, 256Mb, 512Mb, 1Gb, 2Gb, 4Gb, 8Gb, 16Gb or 32Gb are the only valid sizes.
(Partition Alignment)
This means that a partition is not aligned on a correct boundary for its size i.e. a 512Mb partition must
only be allocated in a position divisible by 512Mb e.g. 1024Mb is ok but 1280Mb is not.
(Partition Collision)
This means that one image has sub partitions allocated to it that are also listed as belonging to
another image. One or both images are corrupt.
(Partition Order)
This means that a partition or sub partition is listing the next partition as being allocated nearer the
start of the drive. This is not valid for a PS2 hard drive.
NOTE:-
The first 3 of these errors will also list the image(s) that are causing the problem. This will enable
you to use HDLoader to delete the image from the drive. Be warned though, that WinHIIP stops scanning
the drive after the first unrecoverable error, so you may have to repeat this process.
SELECT DRIVE : CORRECTABLE ERRORS
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(Checksum)
This means that an application has not calculated the correct partition header checksum or that the
partition header has been modified since the checksum was last calculated. It is usually not serious.
(Previous Partition)
This means the link in the partition header pointing to the previous partition is corrupt.
(Wrong Start)
This means the partition header has its own position incorrectly stored.
(Partition Inside)
This means a sub partitions header indicates it is a main partition.
(Subpart Number Mismatch)
This means a sub partitions header indicates an incorrect sub partition sequence number.
(Subpart Size Mismatch)
This means a sub partitions header indicates an incorrect sub partition size.
(Empty Partition Alignment)
This seems to be a common one as other application seem to collate adjacent empty space into one partition
whereas WinHIIP keeps the space as seperate partitions of the legal sizes. e.g. a drive has a partition at
sector $bc0000 size $340000, WinHIIP wants $bc0000 ($40000), $c00000 ($200000) and $e00000 ($100000).
(Empty Header Size)
This means that empty partition space has it's size set to something other than a power of 2 which is not
valid on a PS2 hard drive i.e. 128Mb, 256Mb, 512Mb, 1Gb, 2Gb, 4Gb, 8Gb, 16Gb or 32Gb are the only valid
sizes. I've never had this error so I am not sure how effective WinHIIP's correction is.
NOTE:-
All of these errors are correctable but could indicate there has been some drive corruption.
The Empty Partition Alignment error seems to occur quite frequently as it appears other applications
including HDLoader collate free space when deleting images. I will probably modify WinHIIP to invisibly
correct this error in future versions.
IMAGE STATUS ERRORS
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The following can be easily corrected by editing the settings for the image:-
Bad.Modes - The HDL settings file & the HDL image header have different compatability modes set.
Bad.BFile - The HDL settings file & the HDL image header have a different boot file listed.
Bad.DName - The HDL settings file & the HDL image header have a different display title.
The following are more serious and deleting the image in WinHIIP could result in some corruption of the
hard drive. I would recomend deleting them in HDLoader although this could still result in corruption or
lost space on the hard drive:-
Bad.HdrNS - The HDL image header lists less than 1 or more than 65 sub partitions.
Bad.GSize - The HDL settings file has a different image size indicated than the image partition.
Bad.NPart - The HDL settings file indicates a different number of sub partitions than the image partition.
The following status errors will require deleting the image but it should not cause any problems doing
this in WinHIIP.
Bad.Partn - The main image partition cannot be found.
Bad.HdrID - The HDL image header ident in the main image partition is not 0xDEADFEED.
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