Final Fantasy 7 on the PSP

[parkermauney]

You're talking about psx games. They don't work in the iso folder.

[cataphrax]

Oh k.
1. Download PSX2PSP from dl.qj.net.
2. Use PSX2PSP to convert the disc 1 iso into an eboot.
3. Get rid of your psp game folders.
4. Make a game and a game340 folder
5. Go into the recovery menu and set your kernel to 150.
6. Take the folder with the eboot and keys.bin in it and put it in the game folder.
7. If that doesen't work then put it in the game340 folder
8. If that doesent work and you have a custom theme, replace your opening.rco with the original sony opening.rco in your flash0 folder using recovery mode.
9. If that doesent work, make sure that the name of the folder the eboot is in is in fact the key of that game (or whatever that number is called, it should be something like SCUS*****)
10. If that doesent work, buy the game and rip the iso off it with ultraiso or alcohol 120% and convert it with psx2psp and put it in the game folder or game340 folder if it doesent work.
11. There is no reason that if you do all this (if nessescary) that ff7 will not work. If it does work and you haven't bought the game, do it anyway as piracy is a negative thing and if you want more awesome final fantasy games please don't support it merely as a matter of principle as I'm sure one sale won't topple square enix.

[l33t_haxz0r]

Oh k.
1. Download PSX2PSP from dl.qj.net.
2. Use PSX2PSP to convert the disc 1 iso into an eboot.
3. Get rid of your psp game folders.
4. Make a game and a game340 folder
5. Go into the recovery menu and set your kernel to 150.
6. Take the folder with the eboot and keys.bin in it and put it in the game folder.
7. If that doesen't work then put it in the game340 folder
8. If that doesent work and you have a custom theme, replace your opening.rco with the original sony opening.rco in your flash0 folder using recovery mode.
9. If that doesent work, make sure that the name of the folder the eboot is in is in fact the key of that game (or whatever that number is called, it should be something like SCUS*****)
10. If that doesent work, buy the game and rip the iso off it with ultraiso or alcohol 120% and convert it with psx2psp and put it in the game folder or game340 folder if it doesent work.
11. There is no reason that if you do all this (if nessescary) that ff7 will not work. If it does work and you haven't bought the game, do it anyway as piracy is a negative thing and if you want more awesome final fantasy games please don't support it merely as a matter of principle as I'm sure one sale won't topple square enix.

You don't need the keys.bin with 3.40 OE-A

[bollyjack]

Oh k.
1. Download PSX2PSP from dl.qj.net.
2. Use PSX2PSP to convert the disc 1 iso into an eboot.
3. Get rid of your psp game folders.
4. Make a game and a game340 folder
5. Go into the recovery menu and set your kernel to 150.
6. Take the folder with the eboot and keys.bin in it and put it in the game folder.
7. If that doesen't work then put it in the game340 folder
8. If that doesent work and you have a custom theme, replace your opening.rco with the original sony opening.rco in your flash0 folder using recovery mode.
9. If that doesent work, make sure that the name of the folder the eboot is in is in fact the key of that game (or whatever that number is called, it should be something like SCUS*****)
10. If that doesent work, buy the game and rip the iso off it with ultraiso or alcohol 120% and convert it with psx2psp and put it in the game folder or game340 folder if it doesent work.
11. There is no reason that if you do all this (if nessescary) that ff7 will not work. If it does work and you haven't bought the game, do it anyway as piracy is a negative thing and if you want more awesome final fantasy games please don't support it merely as a matter of principle as I'm sure one sale won't topple square enix.

OK, i'm using psx2psp. I'm about to convert, but it says "unable to open ..............\base.pbp, and i'm looking for the file in that folder location, and there is no sign of one?