I recommend to use NTFS or internal HDD because FAT32 only allows files of a maximum size of 4GB.
If your PS3 games are ISO, you can use NTFS or FAT32 and copy the ISO images to /PS3ISO in the root of the USB or internal HDD On USB ( FAT32) copy your PS3 games in folder format to /GAMES folder in the root of USB or internal HDD. First you need to setup multiMAN.Ģ- Install multiMAN (copy the PKG to the root of your USB, then install it using Package Manager found on XMB) In CFW tools you should find an option to create license rif files from rap files, another to generate a fake act.dat etc.It's very simple. That way, in the future, if you must reinstall the system, activating via PSN would not be compulsory, you could just use a fake act.dat generated by the CFW, install your games & create valid licenses. To avoid needing PSN to reinstall PSN games, it's recommended to keep a backup of the game pkg & the associated rap file. So basically a rif license, the idps & the act.dat are interlinked, change one of them & the PSN game won't be able to start. When you install a PSN game, the idps & the act.dat are used to process the game rap file & generate a rif license. When you activate the system, an official act.dat file is created. Nowadays it looks like s#ny doesn't really bother with bans & it's mostly game servers that dish out bans but still. Safe is not the right word to describe psn login for console activation, there is always a risk, even if it is small, connecting to PSN with a modified console is a breach of TC. The feature you need can be found on XMB in CFW Tools. So I would like to ask: How can we properly install pkg games on Evilnat 4.88.2? Is there any sort of built-in tool in this CFW that does that?Ĭlick to expand.Evilnat 4.88.2 CFW won't let you connect to PSN without disabling the custom syscalls first. In a Google search, I found that some people use SEN Enabler to properly install pkg games (like in this tutorial), but it seems that at the moment I'm writing this post, this homebrew is not available yet for Evilnat 4.88. When I returned a few days ago, I learned that Sony has released firmware 4.88 and that there's no Ferrox 4.88, so I decided to install today the Evilnat 4.88.2, The installation was successful, but the problem remained, as expected.
rap file to the correct location (/dev_hdd0/exdata), but that didn't help.Īfter that, I didn't use the console again for about 2 months. This content can be used if you renew the license in PlayStation Store.
I can run the ISO games without issues, but the PKG game displays the following message: I purchased a CFW capable PS3 slim about 3-4 months ago and I installed Ferrox 4.87 CFW and 3 games two as ISOs and one as PKG.
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