How to burn Dragonball Z Budokai 2 ISO (it's 1.10 GB!)

Hi there!
I've just downloaded an ISO image of the game "Dragonball Z Budokai 2". Size is 1.10 GB instead of 1.36 GB. When I tried to burn it with Nero onto my mini-DVD, it warns me about the block size, which differs from the image size. This dialog box, gives 2 options "correct it" and "ignore it". The first time I ignored it and proceeded to burn the ISO, however, it does not work in my GCube (with Viper + 1.2). In fact it's the 1st ISO I burn that it does not work.
Am I omitting anything? Have you guys had the same problem? Other ISO's I've succesfully burnt were 1.36 GB, however this one is 1.10 GB and does not work.
Any idea is wellcome..
Thanxxx!

 

You need to use FSTFIX.
http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/217971
My old post asking the same question. There is a small guide helping me with my game. But you should be able to use it.

 

Hi there!
Thanks for the info!
However, I'm having some reasonable doubts about this FSTFIX usage.
What parameters should I use to fix my 1.10GB ISO?
By intuition I would just use the "F" parameter but in your case I see you perhaps used up to 3 parameters (t s f).
How do you know when to use each parameter?
Is there somewhere some extended info regarding this program?
Again, thanks for your help!
Manete

 

Hi again!
Well, I used the "t s f" parameters and it worked like charm
Thank you very much xxsaijin!
Valuable info!!
Best regards,
Manete

 

Glad to know it worked.

 

For anyone else who needs to do this in the future, there is a much easier way.

Most downloads of FSTFIX 1.5F don't seem to include: [bold]Wiped GCM Fixer GUI.exe[/bold]

Download [bold]FSTFIX 1.5F[/bold] here:
http://www.ngcdev.com/modules.php?name=Downloads&d_op=viewdownload&cid=4


With [bold]Wiped GCM Fixer GUI.exe[/bold], which is in that zip...

...[bold] you only need to do these steps:[/bold]

1. Open [bold]Wiped GCM Fixer GUI.exe[/bold]
2. Click [bold]File[/bold]
3. Open the game image
4. Click [bold]1.4 GB Image[/bold]
5. BURN

[bold]THAT IS ALL!!![/bold]

That old thread's instructions are way too long... Wiped GCM Fixer GUI.exe makes it all fast and easy.


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