Recent content by Lerain

I think I get it now… but I seriously hope I’m wrong. It seems that you can: Use PkgEditor-0.3.1 to extract the data from the PKG file and create a Project.gp4. Then use PARAM.SFO Editor v1.2 to load param.sfo and change the TITLE, version, and so on. The replace icon0.png and icon0.dds...

Greetings again, I have some Fake PKG games that I want to refine a bit at the PKG level. I know that after installing a game on the PS4 I can edit the title and icon locally, but what I want is to modify the source PKG itself and then back it up in that state. I’m mainly interested in...

I got that impression because one of the update files had a “console version fix” suffix or something similar. However, even without installing it, I still get the correct version just from the base PKG, since the version changes after the merge anyway (from v01.00 to v01.33, or whatever...

P.S. Ok, I got it - nothing magical about it. So all those BD-JB ISO images are more or less a waste of Blu-ray disc space. Instead of burning the 10–20 MB BD-JB ISO image to a disc (which also finalizes and locks it), you can simply extract the contents of the BD-JB image and write them to...

P.S. I did some investigation, and here’s what I found: It seems that when you merge a base game PKG with an update, the output should be a single file - the merged package itself. I’m not sure why some tools also generate an “XX Update (Fix Game Info).pkg”, but this appears to be just a dummy...

Greetings again, Regarding the installation of Fake PKG, I know that I can use USB drives, FTP, SMB, and so on to transfer them to the PS4 and install them. However, I have quite a lot of empty BD-R discs (including dual-layer ones), along with some empty blue plastic disc cases, and I would...

Greetings, and Happy New Year. I have several questions. Thank you to anyone who takes the time to answer. 1. How does the “PS4 Tools” Merge Game + Update feature actually work? For example, if I have a game with two files: CUSA05760_01.00.pkg (base) CUSA05760_01.01.pkg (patch) After...

Apologies for the vague title and description, but I have several questions about OPL and would really appreciate some feedback. I’m currently using ps2homebrew OPL 1.2.0 as well as the latest uOPL build, both of which support exFAT. Question 1: ART Count Context: I’ve found several OPL ART...

Nice unofficial Open PS2 Loader Betrayal gave black screen but unofficial Open PS2 Loader (2024-12-23) worked, so good enough for me. Thank you

From what I’ve gathered, it seems that only ps2homebrew’s and grimdoomer’s versions include exFAT support. It’s a bit strange, since this feels like essential functionality to me. Is there a way to use Jay-Jay-OPL’s Daily Build with exFAT support?

Or you can use the latest version of this fork https://github.com/israpps/wLaunchELF_ISR and it will read ExFat out of the box. They also have this cool website where you can get the version you need by just pressing check boxes : israpps.github.io/projects/wlaunchelf-isr

Greetings, I was just informed that I can use exFAT for both USB drives and HDDs, which is super cool. That got me curious about all the possible OPL versions out there that support exFAT. I know about the grimdoomer (Ryan Miceli) fork, which does include exFAT support, but the repo was...

Thank you, kind sir. Such awesome news. I’m so glad I don’t have to mess around with this whole “HDD APA” thing. I think “OPL GD” is the GrimDoomer fork with ExFAT support. For some reason, that build (v1.2.0.6-1996-Beta) kept crashing on me, so I ditched it. But the official ps2homebrew build...

So just to confirm that I understand correctly: If the required system files for exFAT support are installed (BDM Assault) and you’re using an OPL build that supports exFAT, you can simply format the HDD as exFAT, generate the folder structure with OPL Manager, and then copy your raw ISO games...

Greetings, I’m running FreeMcBoot 1.966 with OPL v1.2.0-Beta (Official) and several USB flash drives filled with games. Everything works perfectly fine, and I even added exFAT support (BDM Assault) to FMCB and OPL, so I can store games larger than 4 GB on those USB drives. However, the old...