Samsara wrote:In case someone needs a tutorial to sign EBOOT. Run the ISO and get that EBOOT.BIN and sign it. In the configurations for that emulator, in the crypto settings, set it to decrypt it in the tmp folder. Select File>File List>Import and select the text file you made earlier.(step 3) Then choose Yes.įollow any other guide to sign the ISO using sign_np.ĮDIT: For anyone having problems with signing EBOOT.BIN, try decrypting it using JPCSP. Right-click the EBOOT2.BIN and select Rename. Right-click on the UMDGEN window and choose Add>Existing File>select the EBOOT2.BINġ0. Write sign_np -elf EBOOT.BIN EBOOT2.BIN 2ĩ.

Now you have no EBOOT.BIN in the UMDGEN window, but you have one in the folder.ħ.Shift-right-click anywhere in the folder with everything in and select 'Open Command window here' or something.Ĩ. Delete the EBOOT.BIN, which is inside the UMDGEN window, by right-clicking it and select delete.Ħ. Go into PSP_GAME/SYSDIR/ and right-click the EBOOT.BIN and extract it to to the same folder as all the other files.ĥ. This will convert your ISO files to EBOOT so that you can run them on your PSP running OFW or CFW so thats one thing that good about it, another is that on the newer Light Custom Firmwares (LCFW), some ISO or CSO files have either caused the PSP. You can use this on any ISO file for PSP GAME FILES. Select File>File List>Export and name it whatever. How to decrypt psp iso for jpcsp mac miller. Make a folder, put the ISO, sign_np and UMDGEN here.Ģ. In case someone needs a tutorial to sign EBOOT.BIN files, here are the steps I use:Ġ.

Decrypting psp iso for jpcsp