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PSPumpgun · #1 (**permalink**) 01-05-2007, 07:10 AM

Ive got a big problem:
I had Breath Of Fire IV on my 3.02OE-B and was very far in the game. I played 16 Hours.
Now I am on 3.03 OE-A and compressed my ISO and I noticed that my save wasnt there.
So I put my PSP in USB mode and I changed the memcard1.Dat and memcard2.dat from Savedata folder
(SLUS01324PSX) to the new Savegamefolder (SLUS01324) then I launched the game but it didnt launch at all!!! This Error came up:
The game could not be started (80000004)

So I put the old .pbp (uncompressed) on my PSP again and deleted Folder SLUS01324 and SLUS01324PSX but backed up Memcard1&2.dat.
I launched the game: worked
I closed the game and go into USB mode again.
I go to SAVEDATA and copied the backed up memcard1 and 2 .dat into the newly created folder: SLUS01324PSX

I thought: "Its the same these memcards were made of the same pbp"
So I launched the game and what happens?
This Error appears again!
The game could not be started (80000004)

So my Question to you (you may see this as a request) is if you could make it somehow that you can load up every Memcard(s).dat from a savegame folder by using a plugin module or something...

I hope you could understand my problem.
I really want to play this game and I dont want to start from scratch

If you can help me in another way I would be very thankfull if you could reply here

DanteX31 · #2 (**permalink**) 01-05-2007, 08:01 AM

Hmm I think you might have to put the ISO into the GAME150 folder or GAME folder I'm a noob so don't listen to me...

theaceoffire · #3 (**permalink**) 01-05-2007, 11:02 AM

Yeah, it has to be in (/psp/game), only.

Doesn't matter which firmware game is set too either.

Michael M. · #4 (**permalink**) 01-11-2007, 02:39 AM

First problem - you can't rename the folders in SAVEDATA or the data shows up as corrupt or won't load at all.

Second problem - Isn't that a multi-disc game? If so, make sure the EBOOT for disc 2 has the same game ID (SLUSXXXXX) as the EBOOT for disc 1, or the second disc won't see the savedata.