What to do with app_home?

**darko886** · 01-13-2011,11:41 AM

I'm trying to back up my NBA 2K11 and I pointed all the dev_bdvd paths to dev_hdd0/NBAA2K11, but I get sent back to xmb with the error that ends in 0007 i think (im not home right now so cant verifiy). But I did notice another directory pointing to app_home/folder. The folder it was pointing to was a folder that is inside the USRDIR folder. I want to change that but I can't because that would add to the file wouldnt it? It should point to hdd0/NBAA2K11/USRDIR/folder. What should I do??

Thanks

**mastershadow100** · 01-13-2011,03:43 PM

Originally Posted by darko886

I'm trying to back up my NBA 2K11 and I pointed all the dev_bdvd paths to dev_hdd0/NBAA2K11, but I get sent back to xmb with the error that ends in 0007 i think (im not home right now so cant verifiy). But I did notice another directory pointing to app_home/folder. The folder it was pointing to was a folder that is inside the USRDIR folder. I want to change that but I can't because that would add to the file wouldnt it? It should point to hdd0/NBAA2K11/USRDIR/folder. What should I do??

Thanks

U CAN SEND ME THE NBA 2K11 PKG FILE U GOT?

**darko886** · 01-13-2011,05:55 PM

Well it doesn't work so IDK why you would want it lol

**jacobian** · 01-13-2011,06:18 PM

Originally Posted by darko886

I'm trying to back up my NBA 2K11 and I pointed all the dev_bdvd paths to dev_hdd0/NBAA2K11, but I get sent back to xmb with the error that ends in 0007 i think (im not home right now so cant verifiy). But I did notice another directory pointing to app_home/folder. The folder it was pointing to was a folder that is inside the USRDIR folder. I want to change that but I can't because that would add to the file wouldnt it? It should point to hdd0/NBAA2K11/USRDIR/folder. What should I do??

Thanks

Since it seems like app_home points to USRDIR, try replacing "app_home/folder" with just the folder name padded with nulls. (i.e. "folder#########", where # is the null character).

It may work if it the eboot knows how to handle relative paths.

**darko886** · 01-13-2011,07:57 PM

Originally Posted by jacobian

Since it seems like app_home points to USRDIR, try replacing "app_home/folder" with just the folder name padded with nulls. (i.e. "folder#########", where # is the null character).

It may work if it the eboot knows how to handle relative paths.

I'm gonna try to use multiman's shadow feature to make a shadow folder which has 8 characters and points to the usrdir folder, ill let you guys know if it works

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