Homebrew Pcsx Rearmed Crashes On Game Launch

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Whenever I try and launch FF7 (bin,cue) the emulator crashes to the home menu, no error or restart just crashes. It worked on an older version of retro (pcsx) but since I updated to 1.5 it won't and I cant find the older cia, please help.
 
Try one of the latest nightys, the one from 11.04.2017 works (I use this one)
 
Im using nightly, I'll see if those bios work
 

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SCPH-100.BIN v4.3
SCPH-1000.BIN v1.0
SCPH-1001.BIN v2.2
SCPH-1002.BIN v2.0
SCPH-101.BIN v4.5
SCPH-102A.BIN v4.4
SCPH-102B.BIN v4.5
SCPH-3000.BIN v1.1
SCPH-3500.BIN v2.1
SCPH-5000.BIN v2.2
SCPH-5500.BIN v3.0
SCPH-5552.BIN v3.0
SCPH-7002.BIN v4.1
SCPH-7003.BIN v3.0
SCPH-7502.BIN v4.1
SCPH-9002.BIN v4.1

are the BIOS for PSX, not including the debug or PS2 BIOS. Unless I'm missing something?
 
SCPH-100.BIN v4.3
SCPH-1000.BIN v1.0
SCPH-1001.BIN v2.2
SCPH-1002.BIN v2.0
SCPH-101.BIN v4.5
SCPH-102A.BIN v4.4
SCPH-102B.BIN v4.5
SCPH-3000.BIN v1.1
SCPH-3500.BIN v2.1
SCPH-5000.BIN v2.2
SCPH-5500.BIN v3.0
SCPH-5552.BIN v3.0
SCPH-7002.BIN v4.1
SCPH-7003.BIN v3.0
SCPH-7502.BIN v4.1
SCPH-9002.BIN v4.1

are the BIOS for PSX, not including the debug or PS2 BIOS. Unless I'm missing something?

The Bios files for PCSX-rearmed are 5500/5501/5502, the ones you listed seem to be different iterations and regions of the BIOS.
In the Core information of Emulator that Use BIOS files you can see which ones they need.

What did you do to get it working? Mine still freezes on the error code.

Which error code?

If the Error still shows itself after having installed the PCSX-rearm version posted earlier in this thread, backup your saves delete the retroarch folder and replace it with the folder from the 7zip.
Delete the version of the emulator already installed on the N3DS, and re/install the one from the 7zip if it doesn't work then, then the problem might not be fully in the emulator.
 
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