XMB Package Downloader (XMBPD)

PS3 XMB Package Downloader - An XMB MOD that intergrates a Homebrew Store on the XMB v0.70

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To install full edition you need to keep pushing L1 when launching updater and keep it pushed until ps3 restart. Highlight updater in xmb and wait until title will scroll, is described there.
 
kozarovv said:
Small ot, @DeViL303 Installing Launchpad on (my) NAND is taking 7-8 minutes. Probably you can't fix it, just fyi.
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7-8 minutes, strange, Its less than 4MB for each FW and it should be no worse than any other installation using the XMBM installer..are you sure you were not FTPing or something else at the same time? I have a NAND phat but I don't test on it much. Anyway you are right, I don't think I can fix that, wouldn't know where to start.

Edit: Medium ot, IRISMAN in XMBPD is outdated.
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Are you on v0.63 of XMBPD? (you can update from the XMB) Or has there been another update to IRISMAN, its just I added the 4.81 FULL and LITE versions just the other day.
 
DeViL303 said:
7-8 minutes, strange, Its less than 4MB for each FW and it should be no worse than any other installation using the XMBM installer..are you sure you were not FTPing or something else at the same time? I have a NAND phat but I don't test on it much. Anyway you are right, I don't think I can fix that, wouldn't know where to start.
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Maybe is just NAND, or is just my NAND. idk, for sure that was only file system operation in this time.

DeViL303 said:
Are you on v0.63 of XMBPD? (you can update from the XMB) Or has there been another update to IRISMAN, its just I added the 4.81 FULL and LITE versions just the other day.
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But it showed for me today (exactly right now..), weird because Installed freshly everything yesterday. Anyway now everything looks fine. o_O
 
kozarovv said:
But it showed for me today (exactly right now..), weird because Installed freshly everything yesterday. Anyway now everything looks fine. o_O
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Weird. did you update from the XMB when you installed XMBPD or did you get the full pkg somewhere? if so was it from brewology or dropbox? and had you changed the pkg settings or were you on default "install and delete)? its possible there is still one of the old xmls in there somewhere but im fairly sure there isn't.

There is just CCAPI out of date now afaik.
 
I get package from xm*****.co and then updated from xmb. I'm using install and delete (default, never changed that).
 
ok, should be fine then. the other xmls are ok too. Not sure.anyway..its ok now.

Is it possible you hadn't rebooted for a day? :)
 
I have only the XMBPD in the Networks tab, but something strange has happened.
I had to use option number 3 in recovery mode, for other reasons. When the PS3 was restarted the XMBPD had disappeared. So when I installed only XMBM + (without XMBPD), the XMBPD returned to the Networks tab.
So I wonder what the hell happened? :dejection: :flustered:
 
ricardo said:
I have only the XMBPD in the Networks tab, but something strange has happened.
I had to use option number 3 in recovery mode, for other reasons. When the PS3 was restarted the XMBPD had disappeared. So when I installed only XMBM + (without XMBPD), the XMBPD returned to the Networks tab.
So I wonder what the hell happened? :dejection: :flustered:
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Probably something to do with the lack of a PARAM.SFO for the XMBPD files in the game folder, when you rebuilt the database it must have deleted the folder which included the XMBPD files, But then when you installed XMBM+ you added XMBPD back as it is now included in XMBM+ installer, don't worry too much about it, but thanks for letting me know, I will add a PARAM.SFO to the next release to prevent this from happening in the future.
 
DeViL303 said:
Probably something to do with the lack of a PARAM.SFO for the XMBPD files in the game folder, when you rebuilt the database it must have deleted the folder which included the XMBPD files, But then when you installed XMBM+ you added XMBPD back as it is now included in XMBM+ installer, don't worry too much about it, but thanks for letting me know, I will add a PARAM.SFO to the next release to prevent this from happening in the future.
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It was nothing,
I that have that thank for your help one more time.
I have some doubts about the XMBPD installer and Launchpad.
I've seen that there is a square button to delete,but what does it delete?
I also read that to uninstall XMBPD it is necessary to delete the XML, but if I want to later install it I need to install only the HDD files or does the flash also need?
 
The XMBPD/Launchpad installer makes a backup of your current files when it installs, incase there is a problem installing you can revert to the way it was before install, with the square button you can delete those backups, no need really as they are only small.

If you was to delete the XMBPD.xml to remove XMBPD and then you wanted it back again then you only need to install the HDD files. When you select the option to install the flash files all it does is add a query to the network xml, so that xml checks if the HDD xml exists, if the HDD xml does exist then the item is shown.
 
DeViL303 said:
The XMBPD/Launchpad installer makes a backup of your current files when it installs, incase there is a problem installing you can revert to the way it was before install, with the square button you can delete those backups, no need really as they are only small.

If you was to delete the XMBPD.xml to remove XMBPD and then you wanted it back again then you only need to install the HDD files. When you select the option to install the flash files all it does is add a query to the network xml, so that xml checks if the HDD xml exists, if the HDD xml does exist then the item is shown.
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The installer of Launchpad and the XMBPD installer i deleted. So if I reinstall the pkg of application's , can I use these backups? I did not want to delete the XML from the XMBPD, but just delete the line that queries the tab of network.
I would like to know what the line number is?:confused3:
Once,I deleted the boot_plugins by FTP and my PS3 showed corrupted data all the time :blackeye: :chuncky:
 
If you deleted the installer you probably deleted the backups as well, that is normally how this installer works I think.
There is no harm in trying though.
You should avoid deleting system files unless you really know what you are doing. Next time, just rename the file so you can restore it easily if something goes wrong.
If you delete/rename boot_plugins.txt then webMAN-MOD & any other plugin setup there like vsh_menu, psnpatch or SEN Enabler will not be loaded.
I dunno what corrupted data you are talking about exactly but obviously anything using webMAN-MOD will fail to work...
 
bguerville said:
If you deleted the installer you probably deleted the backups as well, that is normally how this installer works I think.
There is no harm in trying though.
You should avoid deleting system files unless you really know what you are doing. Next time, just rename the file so you can restore it easily if something goes wrong.
If you delete/rename boot_plugins.txt then webMAN-MOD & any other plugin setup there like vsh_menu, psnpatch or SEN Enabler will not be loaded.
I dunno what corrupted data you are talking about exactly but obviously anything using webMAN-MOD will fail to work...
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Is true,
the backup of the Launchpad and XMBPD are gone :confusion:
Now how do to the XMB back to running out of Mods?
I plan on staying with the Mods because I really like them, but I need to know how to disable them if I want to uninstall them in the future.
I need a suggestion :grey:
 
ricardo said:
Is true,
the backup of the Launchpad and XMBPD are gone :confusion:
Now how do to the XMB back to running out of Mods?
I plan on staying with the Mods because I really like them, but I need to know how to disable them if I want to uninstall them in the future.
I need a suggestion :grey:
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In the future either don't delete the installer or make a copy of the backups folder so you can restore it.
Otherwise you must do everything manually.

Finally if everything is messed up & you don't know how to fix it manually you can reinstall the CFW.
 
ricardo said:
Is true,
the backup of the Launchpad and XMBPD are gone :confusion:
Now how do to the XMB back to running out of Mods?
I plan on staying with the Mods because I really like them, but I need to know how to disable them if I want to uninstall them in the future.
I need a suggestion :grey:
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You can revert, but is little bit complicated. You can check which files are changed by installer, then FTP them from original PUP cfw. And after that you can perform XMBPD install to make backup of original files, this time just don't delete it. :)
 
bguerville said:
In the future either don't delete the installer or make a copy of the backups folder so you can restore it.
Otherwise you must do everything manually.

Finally if everything is messed up & you don't know how to fix it manually you can reinstall the CFW.
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So if I install CFW again will the Mods disappear? But I believe the folders will still be inside the game folder in dev_hdd0? Or am I mistaken?
kozarovv said:
You can revert, but is little bit complicated. You can check which files are changed by installer, then FTP them from original PUP cfw. And after that you can perform XMBPD install to make backup of original files, this time just don't delete it. :)
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It seems to be complicated its way, I think it is more suitable for more advanced users.
I still do not have enough knowledge to do this step, but thanks for the tip my friend :encouragement:
 
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