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Memory card updates the PlayStation2 was capable of loading encrypted executables from both memory card slots to be used as system and DVDPLayer software updates, from paths that vary depending on console model and region (as described on the tables below)

This KELFTool fork adds a new encryption mode called DNASLoad. This mode creates a special KELF that functions the same way that the already existing mode fmcb, wich created KELF files to be binded as memory card updates… but with a very important difference.

Manage your system updates and dvdplayer updates installations in a very simple way! while keeping full control on what you install.

Capable of properly initializing the system and running ELF executables from memory card, fat32 or exfat USB devices and even board software This program is mainly intended to be installed as a system update, however, it can be adapted to work with *tuna exploits, dev1 or infinity manager without too much effort.