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10-26-2011,06:11 PM
Last edited by razbijac; 10-27-2011 at 04:47 AM.
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11-10-2011,08:28 AM
get a different ff12izjs. it's either that or your ps2 can't play ntsc games. i'm not sure since my ps2 was hard modded before i soft modded it so either regions worked...
UPDATE: you can try with a US/NTSC FF12 also. just make sure you can play ntsc cuz im sure it uses the izjs region which is ntsc.
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12-09-2011,07:38 AM
the patcher isn't working for me it's failing while executing type_05
Can't write 'temp *slash* 05_0yyy_section_002 *dot* bin2
where yyy is a number that changes each time i run the patcher
running windows 7 ultimate
and i have admin rights
the *slash* and *dot* are there cause i can't post links apparently...
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12-25-2011,02:44 PM
Having an issue with the patcher. Like the guy above me, I can't get it to patch. It gets to "Executing type_05" hangs there for a long time, then it closes and i end up with a 700ishMB iso file.
I read on this thread it might have something to do with my controller, disk, OS combination
So i tried it on a flash drive (as suggested) and it still doesn't work, i also tried it on my RAID. About the only thing i didn't try is attempting on another computer.
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02-09-2012,04:44 AM
Just throwing in my two cents able the "Executing type_05" problem.
I had tried on 4 different computers, two using XP and two using Windows 7, all different hard drives/mobos etc. I tried using an external harddrive on each computer as well but I still only got the 700MB file. I tried putting the folder with the patcher/isos into the root directory but nothing worked.
I was using an Australian PAL version as the donor in all cases. It was only after I bit the bullet and found an American NTSC version to use as the donor that it worked, and worked on every single computer/hard drive combination that it had previously failed upon (I did this for testing purposes).
That being said, I am quite convinced that it's an .iso problem.
Also as a side note, I am extremely grateful for all the effort you have put into this. I have been wanting to play this since your first version which would've been what, 2/3 years ago? I don't recall, but after a solid 3 days of 700MB isos I gave up. It was only a few days ago I was somehow reminded of this patch and decided to try my luck with 0.22. This time I stuck with it, got it to work and have been playing all night.
Thank you ffgreiver! ;D
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02-11-2012,08:58 PM
As I'm quite new here, newbie question. Does the first post get updated with new versions? I figured it does, but it doesn't hurt to make sure that I definitely downloaded the most recent release.
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02-11-2012,09:10 PM
Yes .22 is most recent of the patchier

V10 SCPH-50001 with Network adapter SCPH-10281 500 G HD
PSP 3000 9G 6.20 PRO CFW Perm
Unofficial FMCB v1.8C OPL self compiled HD and SMB preferred
Is how all good gaming systems came to be
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02-13-2012,03:41 AM
is the reason that im getting the type 5 thing is because im using a ff12us greatest hits ISO :P
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02-13-2012,09:21 PM

Originally Posted by
sephkill92
is the reason that im getting the type 5 thing is because im using a ff12us greatest hits ISO :P
That's the version I've got, and it patched just fine. Do you have the necessary 4gb of storage space to hold the patched ISO? Do you have both original ISOs in the same directory as the patcher? Is it possible one or both of the ISOs you ripped from the two discs are faulty?
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02-14-2012,02:39 PM
im sooooo sorry
i found out i already patched that one:P im so stupid lol it was a older version i think 0.19
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