80010002 error not listed in errors thread

[tzwientjuh]

I couldn't find my error in the error message thread.

This is what i've done:
I read this on the net, if you unpack a ripped iso and then putting them back in a iso, the iso is smaller then the original iso.

For example this Tekken Ressuruction game:
original iso: 1,66 GB
un packed files: 1,21GB
new iso: 1,23GB

There is a 0,4 GB diffrence if you unpack the files and the putting them back in a iso file.

The problem is this error, what does it mean?

[Daxmaurier]

The only things that I can think of off hand, is either the iso became corrupt, or there is a wrong setting in your firmware.
If you are trying to run the iso from your mem stick, make sure it is in the correct folder, and you have the right setting in the VSH menu.
UMD ISO MODE - Sony NP9660

[robert1986]

The ISO is probably corrupt. I've had this message before and found out later it was the ISO that was messed up.

[tzwientjuh]

The only things that I can think of off hand, is either the iso became corrupt, or there is a wrong setting in your firmware.
If you are trying to run the iso from your mem stick, make sure it is in the correct folder, and you have the right setting in the VSH menu.
UMD ISO MODE - Sony NP9660

It's in the right folder and the settings are right not my first time lol

I can play iso files, I have 15 games on my 8GB memory stick. But I want more!

I just wanted to make the iso smaller. And that was what I found. Unpack the iso and re-pack it again.

I could also use the psp iso compressor to make .cso files. But i don't like it cuz it makes my games run sluggish. GTA: VCS for instance