I've been looking around but haven't really found anything on rebuilding a PSX image.  I've been using CDMage to reinsert the file but now I've exceeded the original's length plus there's no room to expand it with the TOC changer found here.  I've done a bit of searching around but really haven't found a good way to do it.  I was thinking of moving the file itself to tail end of the CD but wasn't sure what to update to do this.  Any suggestions or guides out there?  Thanks!

The game is Moon RPG Remix and it does use a virtual file system for it's scenario files.  It's the moon.dat file.  I can successfully recompile it fine with a few translated scripts and have it run not a problem (so far that is ).  When inserting everything though it's way too large to fit in the same space now.

Yup, far as I can tell all the VFS indexes are relative to MOON.DAT.  For moving the file, do I just move it and that's it?  If I do how does the PSX know then where to find it?  Thanks!

Move it and update the LBA/size couple to reflect the new position.

The game probably uses the function CdSearchFile() to detect the file absolute position on the ISO, which means it is reading from the standard TOC for an absolute pointer (which then it adds the relative pointers to). Otherwise, it could store the LBA as a static value somewhere in memory but I'd say it's a rather uncommon scenario.

Thanks gadesx, I'll check that out.  I'd still like to do it by hand just to learn though but awesome find

And thanks Gemini.  I thought I'd have to update something but never know   Never worked with a CD structure that actually contained files (except for one Sega Saturn game except that was cakewalk to rebuild luckily).  Is the TOC I need to update where it references the filename?  Also, what's the structure of it or a doc that lists it?  I'm guessing the ISO standard for CDs but I haven't found good documentation on it yet.

Also, I took a look back my lua code for cd-tools and I feel like a complete idiot... I had the code that would set the XA file (MOON.STR) correctly instead doing it to all the other files... and yeah I feel like an idiot...

Still would like to do it by hand in case that tool doesn't work though.

Thanks!

Thanks!  When googling I tried looking for ISO9660 TOC structure but didn't didn't help much.