Here's why:
* Different Structure: EBOOT files have a specific structure that depends on the game. They contain different files and data, so you can't simply copy data from one EBOOT to another.
* Compatibility Issues: Even if you could copy data, it's unlikely to be compatible with another EBOOT as they are designed for specific games.
* Game Integrity: Manipulating EBOOT files can corrupt your games and make them unplayable.
What you can do:
* Game Saves: If you want to transfer save data, you can use the PSP's built-in save data management feature. This will allow you to copy save files between different memory sticks.
* Game Data: If you want to transfer game data that is not part of the save file, you will need to install the game again.
Alternative Solutions:
* Game Mods: If you're looking to modify the game, you can find custom EBOOT files online that include additional content or changes.
* PSP Homebrew: The PSP has a vibrant homebrew scene, and there are tools and software available that allow you to modify games.
Important Note: Modifying game files can be risky and may void your warranty. Always back up your data before making any changes.