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Easily create boot media for many operating systems and USB devices
Eboot files can be converted to ISO files with ease. Eboot files are used by the Sony PlayStation Portable (PSP) hand-held video gaming system. Original PlayStation games may be copied to a computer as an ISO file and converted into an Eboot file to run on a PSP. Additionally, it is possible to convert an Eboot back into an ISO.
Easy2Boot is a portable app that can turn any bootable USB drive into bootable media including Windows and Linux.
All you need to do is select the USB drive you want to format (all partitions will be wiped), select the Easy2Boot menu language and keyboard type and click on the red 'Make E2B Drive' button in the Windows GUI. You can also make an E2B USB drive using the Linux scripts provided.
Once you have made your NTFS E2B drive, just copy over your ISO files. You can update/delete any ISO at any time, so there's no need to repeatedly format or recreate your media every time.
Features and highlights
- UEFI-booting is possible by converting the payloads into .imgPTN files
- MPI Tool Pack to make .imgPTN files for MBR+UEFI booting
- Easy to maintain - just copy over your ISOs/files
- Directly MBR-boots .ISO, .IMA, .IMG, .VHD, .VHDX, .WIM, WinBuilder WinPE ISOs, Windows Install ISOs, etc.
- Over 300 different types of ISOs and payload files supported
- USB Flash drives are supported
- Designed to work on a wide variety of different systems, even those with buggy/quirky BIOSes
Easy2Boot on 32-bit and 64-bit PCs
This download is licensed as freeware for the Windows (32-bit and 64-bit) operating system on a laptop or desktop PC from disk management without restrictions. Easy2Boot 2.06A is available to all software users as a free download for Windows 10 PCs but also without a hitch on Windows 7 and Windows 8.
Compatibility with this USB booter software may vary, but will generally run fine under Microsoft Windows 10, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 7, Windows Vista and Windows XP on either a 32-bit or 64-bit setup. A separate x64 version may be available from Easy2Boot.
The program was created by the developer as a freeware product, but donations for the continued development are highly appreciated. You may generally make a donation via the developer's main web site.
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Here's a Tutorial by strann0, and also another from KiiWii to quote: [WIP] PSP Injection
BASIC INJECTION TUTORIAL:
You will need:
- parappa the rappa/patapon/loco roco 2 remasters fpkg
- A compatible PSP iso (also currently very few work, examples: lumines, loco roco games, patapon games (stuck at 'sign' screen)) or build your own homebrew iso (See Optional)
- notepad
Open the FPKG with pub-chk using all 0's as the key and extract ALL the content.
Copy all EXCEPT the playgo/psreserved/keystone files from the Sc0 folder
Locate Image0>sce_sys folder and paste the files in. (should look like this )
Replacing the game:
Locate Image0 > data folder and delete the USER_L0.IMG
(Trivia: L0 refers to layer 0 and L1 refers to layer 1 for PSP umd creation, L0&L1 can be = 900mb max, combined 1.8gb max)
Copy your PSP ISO to this location and to make things easier name it game.iso
Simple!
OPTIONAL Making your own homebrew ISO:
You need to locate: UMDGEN 4.0 & EBOOT2ISO 1.1
Open EBOOT2ISO, and select your homebrew eboot.pbp, put the output path as the same folder you are currently in, and click CONVERT
Place any files that came with the homebrew eboot.pbp into PSP_GAME/Sysdir. (Rom folders go here too FYI)
Open UMDGEN, drag the PSP_GAME folder into UMDGen, click the UMD PROPERTIES tab and click GENERATE.
Click Save and select UNCOMPRESSED ISO.
Rename to game.iso and place in Image0 > data folder to test.
(Massive thanks to Ploggy for the mini tut!)
Editing the configuration:
Locate Image0 > config-emu-ps4.txt (make a back up somewhere else first just in case) open it in notepad:
Edit the 'Game Image' part to this:
Now go through config-emu-ps4.txt and ';' comment out EVERY uncommented command (you can actually leave SSAA4x if you want), for example:
Enabled:
Disabled (commented out):
Save config-emu-ps4.txt and exit.
Editing icons and SFO:
To edit the SFO use HXD (make a back up somewhere else first just in case) you can edit (in three places) the line 'PaRappa The Rapperâ„¢ Remastered' to almost any string you like, careful to maintain the length, for example mine is now set to: 'PSPHD INJECTIONZ TEST REMASTERED'
You can also overwrite the CUSA ID/UCUS ID to individualize the game and allow more than one to be installed. For example: UP9000-CUSA05289_00-UCUS987020000001 is parappa original > EP9000-UCUS00304_00-UCUS003040000100 = Custom ID using Loco Roco's actual UCUS ID. (thanks Shopeg over at hax)
Dont forget the CUSA05289 line at the very bottom of the SFO too.
Save Param.SFO and exit.
Now go to Image0 > sce_sys and edit nptitle.dat with HXD to match the CUSA ID you used in the SFO.
To edit the icons and bg PNG's I suggest start new images in GIMP2 (or your preferred image editor):
Stripping out unneeded files:
Rebuilding the FPKG:
You can rename the PKG anything you like, I name mine as .pkg for example: Loco Roco v3.pkg (version denotes changes I have made in case of regressions)
Copy the FPKG to your exfat USB stick, and install to PS4 through [SETTINGS] > [DEBUG SETTINGS] > [GAME] > [PKG INSTALLER].
Enjoy and report back any specific PSP game success stories! (psdevwiki compatibility list)
Please feel free to contribute!
PS4HEN PSP PKGs for PS4
So, the PSP Emulator on PS4 requires the BOOT.BIN to have certain section names that it is scanning. Most of the binaries actually do contain them AFTER decryption, but sometimes they are stripped. Luckily the string table is still there and sony left the offsets of the section header names intact. That means we can identify+restore them
Here is a script that can add those required (NPEZ00311, ULUS10567,..). If an empty entry is found, it will create a '.new' file. This will not magically make everything working, for that you still need to identify why the emulator is crashing, but you can read /dev/klog
I took partial elf reading code from flatz, so kudos to him: > python fix_elf.py
PSPHD Demo
Download: PSP HD GUI V1.0.0.0 (Latest psphd.zip) / GIT
To quote from xXxTheDarkprogramerxXx (aka @TheDarkprograme): This is a release of my psp chd gui it will repack psp games for ps4 emulation
Currently there is alot more research needed on the current psp emulation on the ps4
But i believe something will come soon to make this emu even better
Rename to game.iso and place in Image0 > data folder to test.
(Massive thanks to Ploggy for the mini tut!)
Editing the configuration:
Locate Image0 > config-emu-ps4.txt (make a back up somewhere else first just in case) open it in notepad:
Edit the 'Game Image' part to this:
Now go through config-emu-ps4.txt and ';' comment out EVERY uncommented command (you can actually leave SSAA4x if you want), for example:
Enabled:
Disabled (commented out):
Save config-emu-ps4.txt and exit.
Editing icons and SFO:
To edit the SFO use HXD (make a back up somewhere else first just in case) you can edit (in three places) the line 'PaRappa The Rapperâ„¢ Remastered' to almost any string you like, careful to maintain the length, for example mine is now set to: 'PSPHD INJECTIONZ TEST REMASTERED'
You can also overwrite the CUSA ID/UCUS ID to individualize the game and allow more than one to be installed. For example: UP9000-CUSA05289_00-UCUS987020000001 is parappa original > EP9000-UCUS00304_00-UCUS003040000100 = Custom ID using Loco Roco's actual UCUS ID. (thanks Shopeg over at hax)
Dont forget the CUSA05289 line at the very bottom of the SFO too.
Save Param.SFO and exit.
Now go to Image0 > sce_sys and edit nptitle.dat with HXD to match the CUSA ID you used in the SFO.
To edit the icons and bg PNG's I suggest start new images in GIMP2 (or your preferred image editor):
- 512x512 24bit PNG for Icon0.png
- 1920x1080 24bit PNG for pic0.png and pic1.png
- 228x128 24bit PNG for save_data.png
Stripping out unneeded files:
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You can remove pretty much anything that relates to texture/movie/sample swaps, languages, etc leaving a bare bones set of directories ready to customize your own in future. For this tutorial I have left pretty much everything up to you to make it simpler. Feel free to experiment with what files are and aren't needed (for example .dds files arent needed )Rebuilding the FPKG:
- Open pub-gen, double click image0 in right pane, drag contents of your Image0 folder into that directory,
- Click chunk panel on left, right click image0 on left and tick switch chunks, press C to close that pane.
- Click command > project settings>package: give the pkg a name in the format 'XXYY-XXXXYYYYY_00-ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ' = use the ID you gave it while editing the SFO for easy way to remember it.
- Give the FPKG a passcode (32 0's is HIGHLY recommended)
- Click ok, hit build (far right) then set directory for output PKG, once selected then hit tab and hit enter to start the FPKG build.
You can rename the PKG anything you like, I name mine as .pkg for example: Loco Roco v3.pkg (version denotes changes I have made in case of regressions)
Copy the FPKG to your exfat USB stick, and install to PS4 through [SETTINGS] > [DEBUG SETTINGS] > [GAME] > [PKG INSTALLER].
Enjoy and report back any specific PSP game success stories! (psdevwiki compatibility list)
Please feel free to contribute!
PS4HEN PSP PKGs for PS4
- Age Of Zombies
- Lumines
- PaRappa the Rapper Remastered
- Street Fighter Alpha 3 Max
So, the PSP Emulator on PS4 requires the BOOT.BIN to have certain section names that it is scanning. Most of the binaries actually do contain them AFTER decryption, but sometimes they are stripped. Luckily the string table is still there and sony left the offsets of the section header names intact. That means we can identify+restore them
Here is a script that can add those required (NPEZ00311, ULUS10567,..). If an empty entry is found, it will create a '.new' file. This will not magically make everything working, for that you still need to identify why the emulator is crashing, but you can read /dev/klog
I took partial elf reading code from flatz, so kudos to him: > python fix_elf.py
PSPHD Demo
Download: PSP HD GUI V1.0.0.0 (Latest psphd.zip) / GIT
To quote from xXxTheDarkprogramerxXx (aka @TheDarkprograme): This is a release of my psp chd gui it will repack psp games for ps4 emulation
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Currently there is alot more research needed on the current psp emulation on the ps4
But i believe something will come soon to make this emu even better
Open UMDGEN, drag the PSP_GAME folder into UMDGen, click the UMD PROPERTIES tab and click GENERATE.
Click Save and select UNCOMPRESSED ISO.
Rename to game.iso and place in Image0 > data folder to test.
(Massive thanks to Ploggy for the mini tut!)
Editing the configuration:
Locate Image0 > config-emu-ps4.txt (make a back up somewhere else first just in case) open it in notepad:
Edit the 'Game Image' part to this:
Now go through config-emu-ps4.txt and ';' comment out EVERY uncommented command (you can actually leave SSAA4x if you want), for example:
Enabled:
Disabled (commented out):
Save config-emu-ps4.txt and exit.
Editing icons and SFO:
To edit the SFO use HXD (make a back up somewhere else first just in case) you can edit (in three places) the line 'PaRappa The Rapperâ„¢ Remastered' to almost any string you like, careful to maintain the length, for example mine is now set to: 'PSPHD INJECTIONZ TEST REMASTERED'
You can also overwrite the CUSA ID/UCUS ID to individualize the game and allow more than one to be installed. For example: UP9000-CUSA05289_00-UCUS987020000001 is parappa original > EP9000-UCUS00304_00-UCUS003040000100 = Custom ID using Loco Roco's actual UCUS ID. (thanks Shopeg over at hax)
Dont forget the CUSA05289 line at the very bottom of the SFO too.
Save Param.SFO and exit.
Now go to Image0 > sce_sys and edit nptitle.dat with HXD to match the CUSA ID you used in the SFO.
To edit the icons and bg PNG's I suggest start new images in GIMP2 (or your preferred image editor):
Stripping out unneeded files:
Rebuilding the FPKG:
You can rename the PKG anything you like, I name mine as .pkg for example: Loco Roco v3.pkg (version denotes changes I have made in case of regressions)
Copy the FPKG to your exfat USB stick, and install to PS4 through [SETTINGS] > [DEBUG SETTINGS] > [GAME] > [PKG INSTALLER].
Enjoy and report back any specific PSP game success stories! (psdevwiki compatibility list)
Please feel free to contribute!
PS4HEN PSP PKGs for PS4
So, the PSP Emulator on PS4 requires the BOOT.BIN to have certain section names that it is scanning. Most of the binaries actually do contain them AFTER decryption, but sometimes they are stripped. Luckily the string table is still there and sony left the offsets of the section header names intact. That means we can identify+restore them
Here is a script that can add those required (NPEZ00311, ULUS10567,..). If an empty entry is found, it will create a '.new' file. This will not magically make everything working, for that you still need to identify why the emulator is crashing, but you can read /dev/klog
I took partial elf reading code from flatz, so kudos to him: > python fix_elf.py
PSPHD Demo
Download: PSP HD GUI V1.0.0.0 (Latest psphd.zip) / GIT
To quote from xXxTheDarkprogramerxXx (aka @TheDarkprograme): This is a release of my psp chd gui it will repack psp games for ps4 emulation
Currently there is alot more research needed on the current psp emulation on the ps4
But i believe something will come soon to make this emu even better
As Always Please install the .application file in the zip attached and auto updates for this will be done via click once
Please feel free to use the psp menu (layout) as i spent the most time on it and it just looks sexy
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Click Save and select UNCOMPRESSED ISO.
Rename to game.iso and place in Image0 > data folder to test.
(Massive thanks to Ploggy for the mini tut!)
Editing the configuration:
Locate Image0 > config-emu-ps4.txt (make a back up somewhere else first just in case) open it in notepad:
Edit the 'Game Image' part to this:
Now go through config-emu-ps4.txt and ';' comment out EVERY uncommented command (you can actually leave SSAA4x if you want), for example:
Enabled:
Disabled (commented out):
Save config-emu-ps4.txt and exit.
Editing icons and SFO:
To edit the SFO use HXD (make a back up somewhere else first just in case) you can edit (in three places) the line 'PaRappa The Rapperâ„¢ Remastered' to almost any string you like, careful to maintain the length, for example mine is now set to: 'PSPHD INJECTIONZ TEST REMASTERED'
You can also overwrite the CUSA ID/UCUS ID to individualize the game and allow more than one to be installed. For example: UP9000-CUSA05289_00-UCUS987020000001 is parappa original > EP9000-UCUS00304_00-UCUS003040000100 = Custom ID using Loco Roco's actual UCUS ID. (thanks Shopeg over at hax)
Dont forget the CUSA05289 line at the very bottom of the SFO too.
Save Param.SFO and exit.
Now go to Image0 > sce_sys and edit nptitle.dat with HXD to match the CUSA ID you used in the SFO.
To edit the icons and bg PNG's I suggest start new images in GIMP2 (or your preferred image editor):
- 512x512 24bit PNG for Icon0.png
- 1920x1080 24bit PNG for pic0.png and pic1.png
- 228x128 24bit PNG for save_data.png
Stripping out unneeded files:
Eboot 2 Iso Converter
You can remove pretty much anything that relates to texture/movie/sample swaps, languages, etc leaving a bare bones set of directories ready to customize your own in future. For this tutorial I have left pretty much everything up to you to make it simpler. Feel free to experiment with what files are and aren't needed (for example .dds files arent needed )Rebuilding the FPKG:
- Open pub-gen, double click image0 in right pane, drag contents of your Image0 folder into that directory,
- Click chunk panel on left, right click image0 on left and tick switch chunks, press C to close that pane.
- Click command > project settings>package: give the pkg a name in the format 'XXYY-XXXXYYYYY_00-ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ' = use the ID you gave it while editing the SFO for easy way to remember it.
- Give the FPKG a passcode (32 0's is HIGHLY recommended)
- Click ok, hit build (far right) then set directory for output PKG, once selected then hit tab and hit enter to start the FPKG build.
You can rename the PKG anything you like, I name mine as .pkg for example: Loco Roco v3.pkg (version denotes changes I have made in case of regressions)
Copy the FPKG to your exfat USB stick, and install to PS4 through [SETTINGS] > [DEBUG SETTINGS] > [GAME] > [PKG INSTALLER].
Enjoy and report back any specific PSP game success stories! (psdevwiki compatibility list)
Please feel free to contribute!
PS4HEN PSP PKGs for PS4
- Age Of Zombies
- Lumines
- PaRappa the Rapper Remastered
- Street Fighter Alpha 3 Max
So, the PSP Emulator on PS4 requires the BOOT.BIN to have certain section names that it is scanning. Most of the binaries actually do contain them AFTER decryption, but sometimes they are stripped. Luckily the string table is still there and sony left the offsets of the section header names intact. That means we can identify+restore them
Here is a script that can add those required (NPEZ00311, ULUS10567,..). If an empty entry is found, it will create a '.new' file. This will not magically make everything working, for that you still need to identify why the emulator is crashing, but you can read /dev/klog
I took partial elf reading code from flatz, so kudos to him: > python fix_elf.py
PSPHD Demo
Download: PSP HD GUI V1.0.0.0 (Latest psphd.zip) / GIT
To quote from xXxTheDarkprogramerxXx (aka @TheDarkprograme): This is a release of my psp chd gui it will repack psp games for ps4 emulation
Eboost2 Iso Converter
Currently there is alot more research needed on the current psp emulation on the ps4
But i believe something will come soon to make this emu even better
As Always Please install the .application file in the zip attached and auto updates for this will be done via click once
Please feel free to use the psp menu (layout) as i spent the most time on it and it just looks sexy
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