Change an eboot's game save id?

[Canada2113]

i made my ff7 disc 2 eboot, but screwed up typing the game save id because it wont recognize my game save. I had erased my iso before i checked to see if the eboot worked (because im an idiot) and it takes forever to make an iso on my crappy old cd drive. So is there a way to change the game save id thing? Preferably without having to extract the iso and do the whole thing over again?

[KilroyNZ]

Well first of all a handy hint: Use popstation_md and make a multidisk eboot.

But anyway, the problem at hand. Use this awesome piece of program: http://endlessparadigm.com/forum/dow...ownload&did=24

Now, open up the program, on the PSX Image File line, click Browse and select the EBOOT you want to fix up.
Now click the big Change Game Save and Game ID... button. Change the ID as need be, (Don't touch anything else, or it will change the things you fiddled with) and then click Go... It should "patch" the EBOOT, only changing the ID.
That only takes like a quarter of second.

[MIDORI_FOX]

no no open popstation select your eboot file and choose the extract the iso option that appears

oh wait you already know this way sorry i need to learn to read hahah
i didnt read the entire poast

[MIDORI_FOX]

no no open popstation select your eboot file and choose the extract the iso option that appears

nvm lol his way is less time consuming.

[KilroyNZ]

You know you could have just deleted your first post? :-P

[Canada2113]

I would have made a multi-disc eboot, but i was in a hurry to get the game on my MS and just made the first disc. Thanks for the link, ill let you know if i manage to screw it up


Edit:
PSGUIb3 worked perfect, thanks alot!

[rockgod]

Geez I had the very same problem and finally managed to solve it thx to your help.
Thx

[GazNicki]

Well first of all a handy hint: Use popstation_md and make a multidisk eboot.

But anyway, the problem at hand. Use this awesome piece of program: http://endlessparadigm.com/forum/dow...ownload&did=24

Now, open up the program, on the PSX Image File line, click Browse and select the EBOOT you want to fix up.
Now click the big Change Game Save and Game ID... button. Change the ID as need be, (Don't touch anything else, or it will change the things you fiddled with) and then click Go... It should "patch" the EBOOT, only changing the ID.
That only takes like a quarter of second.

Dude, I FREAKING LOVE YOU.

This was doing my nut in and you solved it for me. Now I know it was my own stupidity, I won't do it again. But this really helped. Disk 1 was nearly 21hrs 9mins of my life i would never get back! Thank you.

[cupidosus]

lol, i had also the same problem with ff9 with the 4th disc.
i looked it up and also use popsloader i couldnt believe it avtualyy worked