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1. #Ps4 update file for reinstallation 4.55 how to
2. #Ps4 update file for reinstallation 4.55 install
3. #Ps4 update file for reinstallation 4.55 update
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5. #Ps4 update file for reinstallation 4.55 software

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#Ps4 update file for reinstallation 4.55 software

I am in process of testing that.Main features in the system software update: You should probably be able to do all this via FTP without needed to remove and connect each time to PC for every package. It should look for the installed pkg and create a symlink. Connect it to the PS4 > Open PS4 exploit and send the payload ps4-pkg2usb_455.binĩ. Save the file to the root of your external usb and eject the external usb from PC.Ĩ. Turn off the console when it has completed (0/1)ħ. Coded by SiSTRo – Cedits to XVortex & Anonymous Open ps4-pkg2usb.cfg and make it look like this: (make sure to replace CUSA0001 with the id of the package you want to move) Move the CUSA00001.pkg inside PS4/CUSA00001. On the root of your USB create a folder structure like this:

#Ps4 update file for reinstallation 4.55 install

Connect it to your PS4 and install the pkg via debug menu.ģ.

#Ps4 update file for reinstallation 4.55 how to

“Here’s a short tutorial on how to use pkg2usb:ġ. if 500gb worth of pkgs are moved, the capacity will be shown as 1.5Tb on a 1Tb console. The reported capacity of PS4’s internal HDD will be offset by the amount of size of pkgs moved using this tool. Previously it was reporting about 890Gb and now its ~950 which everyone knows is way more than the actual formatted capacity. Instead of reporting more free space the PS4 reports more capacity.Ĭheck image, the available capacity increased by 50Gb on trying it. It actually works but a strange thing happens. “Ok everyone I just tested this and it works. The main point here is don’t delete the app.pkg in /user/app/CUSAXXXXX as it will delete the symlink and break everything.”Īnd a few more useful posts by another user (Tanmay007): Think of the symlink like a desktop icon for an app you know the app is in program files or what ever but you have it on the desktop and when you run that desktop icon it launches the app in program files. “when I only had the bin payload i thought it kept the PKG on internal too,but after examining the source it does infact copy the app to the usb hdd then unlinks the app.pkg in the system drive and creates a symlink from the system drive to the usb drive for the app.pkg and when you go into ftp looks like the app.pkg is still there with something like 12gb of size but the ftp is reading that info via the symlink. here is what a real developer (Stooged)had to say: to reinstall game to internal hdd, remove and reinstall as usualĪctually,the information here is misleading on all sides.always use the same USB port that when you installed game.edit config title_id with game/app title_id.game/app have to be before installed as usually on internal storage.works only with fpkg (not official pkg).This is a PS4 payload (based on Vortex’s dumper) to dump and run fake PKGs on USB. This is great progress, and also awesome to see that this feature is also available for 4.05, but unless you are really constrained with space, I’d suggest to wait a bit, and hope that future versions of the tool will be more user friendly. Even though it’s a misunderstanding, this shows the plugin is not the easiest thing to use yet. This is a misunderstanding, probably due to the fact that the plugin does not automatically delete the original pkg file from the internal drive.

#Ps4 update file for reinstallation 4.55 update

The basic idea is that you have to install the game on the internal hard drive first, then move some files from the internal disc to the external disc, update some config file at the root of the usb drive, and run pkg2usb’s payload.Īt a quick glance, it seems this only supports one game at a given time, and running another game might require to change the config file again.Īdditionally, some people have complained that in practice the game still needs to be on the internal hard drive, which makes the feature useless. In its current state, the process to get games properly installed to an external USB drive with this tool seems pretty convoluted and error prone, but it might be useful for people who are running out of space on their internal drive.

#Ps4 update file for reinstallation 4.55 portable

Time to get a 4TB portable hard drive? Developers SiSTRO and Xvortex have released PS4 PKG2USB, a tool for the PS4 that allows owners of a hacked console to run their games from and external hard drive.