Mmmm, I fully reinstalled Ubuntu on my machine, and now I can not mount PSBBN partitions anymore
. The HDD manager wont install because of conflicting packets or shit... God, I HATE Linux based craps.
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а когда ты сможешь просто сделать новый дамп PSBBN с полным английским переводом? мне просто так удобней и проще будет его записывать на жесткий диск 
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I'll try to post English translated dumps of all the installations I've posted previously... ... once I get all my Ubuntu problems solved.
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Скорее всего это либо особенность чипа, либо, что более вероятно, у тебя отпаялся от чипа один провод, которые при известном стечении обстоятельств вгоняет приставку в неподдерживаемый режим.
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True. Most modchips cause the MagicGate decryption to fail and some other inconvenience. For example, I saw modchiped consoles being unable to install Free MC Boot, the DVD Player for Memory Card and perform MagicGate signing tasks.
In the case of using PSBBN with a modchip, it does something like that :
Loading of a PS2 game from the PSBBN menu :
MBR (KELF) -> osdboot (KELF) ->
PS2 disc is inserted -> MBR (KELF, BootPs2Cd/BootPs2Dvd argument,
modchip failure here) -> Main game executable (ELF).
Loading of a DVD-Video from the PSBBN menu :
MBR (KELF) -> osdboot (KELF) ->
DVD-Video is inserted -> MBR (KELF, BootDvdVideo argument,
modchip failure here) -> EROMDRV (KELF) -> DVDELF (KELF).
Loading of an app from the Game Channel :
MBR (KELF) -> osdboot (KELF) ->
App is selected -> MBR (KELF, BootHddApp argument,
modchip failure here) -> APP (KELF).
Loading of a PS2 game at console startup :
MBR (KELF) -> Main game executable (ELF).