Hacking I did download a PSX game.

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Well I did download Castlevania Symphony Of The Night. Well I unpacked it and found this:


C:/SLUS00067/document.dat
C:/SLUS00067/EBOOT.PBP
C:/SLUS00067/KEYS.BIN

what do I need to do with this files?
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if it is asked, could you mention a topic with the answer?
 
What I'll do is just put everything in a folder titled "Castlevania Symphony Of The Night", and put the folder into the GAME folder of my PSP.

I do that with my PSX games and just boot them up on my PSP. O_O
 
Ehm I bought my PSP 2 days ago, it is on the latest CFG(ehm 2004 model fully hacked) Ill check my FW soon.,

Putted in J:/PSP/Game/Castlevania SoN/filename.file
 
yea like Jolan said just drag the SLUS00067 folder into the PSP/GAME and your good no need to rename and crap

if it doesnt work probably something wrong with the eboot
 
Jolan said:
why not Right Click and Copy on the "SLUS00067" folder, then PSP/GAME, right-click, paste?

Strange! It worked but after the first warning screen it freezes on black.

@shadowkillerdrag... so my eboot is fucked up
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I need help with this also. PSN PS1 games run fine but custom ones always give me data corrupted. I have 5.50 Prome-4.
 
Fudge said:
I need help with this also. PSN PS1 games run fine but custom ones always give me data corrupted. I have 5.50 Prome-4.
make sure that the name of the folder the EBOOT is in isn't too long.
the PSP doesn't support long file/folder names.
so:
"ms0:/PSP/GAME/Castlevania SOTN" would work, whereas
"ms0:/PSP/GAME/PSX Games/Castlevania Symphony of the Night" will show data corrupted.
"PSX Games" folder is an example demonstrating the game categories plugin, with which you can sort your PSP games.

QUOTE(Lightning @ Apr 7 2011, 11:58 AM) is the name of the folder the game i.d.?
it doesn't have to be the game ID.
 
I got the folder structure right, and the filename should have been fine (Do DonPachi). It must have been a bad EBOOT. I'll go download another one and report back.
 
Fudge said:
I got the folder structure right, and the filename should have been fine (Do DonPachi). It must have been a bad EBOOT. I'll go download another one and report back.

The filename should be the game id.

I am sure about that
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