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Package Installer on firmware 3.60
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Re: Package Installer on firmware 3.60
Can anyone pm me a working build of vitarw.vpk? I can't get the one from any guide to actually install
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Re: Package Installer on firmware 3.60
You're supposed to compile it yourself, if you can't then its best not to mess with VitaRW.
It may be against the rules to post mine, they left it un-compiled for a reason.
It may be against the rules to post mine, they left it un-compiled for a reason.
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Re: Package Installer on firmware 3.60
When I read VitaRW code, it seems it unmount all PS Vita partitions and remount them with read/write property.
How can you undo this change? By simply rebooting the Vita?
How can you undo this change? By simply rebooting the Vita?
Re: Package Installer on firmware 3.60
Exactly.OperationNT wrote:When I read VitaRW code, it seems it unmount all PS Vita partitions and remount them with read/write property.
How can you undo this change? By simply rebooting the Vita?
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Re: Package Installer on firmware 3.60
Yes, but either if you know how to compile a .vpk, compiling VitaRW is harder...dmaskell92 wrote:You're supposed to compile it yourself, if you can't then its best not to mess with VitaRW.
It may be against the rules to post mine, they left it un-compiled for a reason.
If you don't believe me, try to compile it, you will see...
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Re: Package Installer on firmware 3.60
OK you win
You need to understand how dangerous VitaRW is. The ONLY reason I'm linking to a compiled VPK is because I've tested this method and it works.
You can brick your Vita and there's no "Pandora Battery" to fix it.
Moderators please remove this link if you think its too dangerous. Just trying to help.
You need to understand how dangerous VitaRW is. The ONLY reason I'm linking to a compiled VPK is because I've tested this method and it works.
You can brick your Vita and there's no "Pandora Battery" to fix it.
Moderators please remove this link if you think its too dangerous. Just trying to help.
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Re: Package Installer on firmware 3.60
I just tried this tutorial, I have a bubble which opens a valid Package Installer, thanks!
However, in a stupid hurry, I forgot to backup the previous "NPXS10031" content... Fortunatly, I can put back the files from any CEX 3.60 PS Vita, right? No unique device encryption, I assume (otherwise, this trick wouldn't work)?
However, in a stupid hurry, I forgot to backup the previous "NPXS10031" content... Fortunatly, I can put back the files from any CEX 3.60 PS Vita, right? No unique device encryption, I assume (otherwise, this trick wouldn't work)?
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Re: Package Installer on firmware 3.60
Hi, I have a question: after installing Package Installer, should I reboot to put back my console like it was before, or do I have to launch again VitaRW? If I reboot, will I be able to use the bubble again, or must I launch Henkaku/redo the trick with VitaRW?
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Re: Package Installer on firmware 3.60
Reboot to undue the changes from VtaRW, You don't even need HENkaku to launch the pkg installer BTW.
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Re: Package Installer on firmware 3.60
I'm having some issues getting the packages to show up. This is a factory-reset VITA that was manually updated to 3.60 using QCMA. Following some tutorials I've ran Content Manager (via WiFi) and "registered" the PC again by putting in that code. It then wants to "sign up for PSN" which of course fails because it wants to update the system software. I also see that QCMA adds the file(s) to its database on startup, so QCMA sees them.
When I start Package Installer, I get the familiar screen with Content Manager Assistant in bright white (it's grey if it can't connect to QCMA). When I tap Content Manager Assistant, I see the animation where it moves away to the left but then nothing happens, no packages. After a while I get 'The PC has been disconnected'.
I do notice that I get something like 'Connected to User948', do I need to run the activator app (when v3 comes out so you can enter PSN info) to get an activation file (like do IDU units have a PSN account installed? What account is used for that on real in-store units?)
When I start Package Installer, I get the familiar screen with Content Manager Assistant in bright white (it's grey if it can't connect to QCMA). When I tap Content Manager Assistant, I see the animation where it moves away to the left but then nothing happens, no packages. After a while I get 'The PC has been disconnected'.
I do notice that I get something like 'Connected to User948', do I need to run the activator app (when v3 comes out so you can enter PSN info) to get an activation file (like do IDU units have a PSN account installed? What account is used for that on real in-store units?)