Trouble continuing saved data from Suikoden I to Suikoden II with ePSXe emulator

i don't really understand about this problem, but when i want to load my game data from Suikoden I to Suikoden II with ePSXe emulator, it was failed.
It said that there wasn't any Suikoden I saved data at my memory card.
i can't figure it out what's wrong with this problem?When i check from it's BIOS, i still have my Suikoden I saved data in my memory card.. (but of course it not the real memory card, because this is an emulator) and i saved in the correct place of the game (it said that i should saved at the last saved point so that i can load the saved data at the beginning of Suikoden II.everything was fine with ePSXe, i can play every game, and never had any trouble.. except with this one. I still can play both games, Suikoden I and Suikoden II separately. Because they're different games, but i can't load the last saved data from Suikoden I to II, which is can do with real PSX.My PC is in a good condition, with also good spesification. I think it's OK with my PC.So why it's still unreadable?
maybe...
- It's beacuse this is an emulator which has different system compared with the real PSX??
- Is it because it's different game?? Suikoden I and Suikoden II??
- Or there're some troubles with my PC??i dunno, you have any idea??
thxMaybe i should asked www.suikosource.com

Hmm.
http://forum.romulation.net/index.php?topic=17383.0This user didn't seem to have any issues. What version of ePSXe are you using, and are your Suikoden I and II copies the same region? (NTSC or PAL)

Sorry, i forgot.i'm using ePSXe 1.7.0, both games were downloaded at emuparadise's website. And i think both is in NTSC.
it's BIOS = scph1001-USA
Video = OpenGL Driver 1.77
Sound = SPU core 1.7.0
CDroom = CDR WNT/W2K core 1.7.0

If both games are from the same region, then the save file from SI should be recognized by SII(of the same region),
if not, then it won't appear although you can access it on your Memory Card.You should be able to identify the game region by looking at the file name such as SLUS(USA) or SLES(Europe).