Coldbird wrote:After you change those settings in FileZilla you will get speeds up to 2MB/s, no corrupted files and no broken io-actions anymore.
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. and Congratulation for mariage wish you the BEST (your blog doesn't have a comment place, so it is the good occasion now ) . they have to use it with Filezilla not the windows browser
), but all I'm seeing is a pair of empty brackets where it tells you what button to press.
If you see "[]", that means square, O o 0 () means circle, /\ is triangle, X x is X.fluxperpetua wrote:Moving files around is a breeze. It looks super pretty on XMB, too! Thanks much, Freakler!
Quick question though. What's the default button combo for exiting back out to XMB? More than likely something wrong on my end (shouldn't have messed with the files before ziping, heheh
I know how to install it, I have it installed. I dont know how to use it. When I click the icon all it does is bring up a screen that says some stuff but is mostly blank. All I can do is push square to exit it. What do I do after its running? There is nothing for me to click on or anything so im kinda lost.SMOKE wrote:1. Pack an INSTALL.ZIP in store mode like any other homebrew.Faltimar wrote:Can someone explain to me how this works?
2. Install it
3. Run it from the XMB
4. Hit Install
5. Go back to the XMB and you will see it replaced the USB icon
6. Launch it from there and your done!NoFaltimar wrote:Do I need another program to make it work?No as that will just bring you back to the Live AreaFaltimar wrote:Do I have to hook my Vita to my PC with the USB cable?http://wololo.net/downloads/index.php/download/1252Faltimar wrote:Ive been told to use something like this instead of Open CMA but I dont know how.
Thx Coldrbird for your explanation!! I wish you best of luck in your life & future with your family.Coldbird wrote:As this mod uses my FTP server it probably is bound to the limitations it implies...parkerm80 wrote:Any way to speed up transfers? I am only getting 50kb/s...
That means...
1. if possible, use Filezilla.
2. go to FileZilla settings and change the maximum number of concurrent connections to 1, everything else will end up corrupting your files.
3. change default transfer mode to active
4. change default transfer behavior to binary
After you change those settings in FileZilla you will get speeds up to 2MB/s, no corrupted files and no broken io-actions anymore.
A little explanation on why those settings are necessary...
Sony anticipated that we would be exploiting the Vita via WiFi, they expected us to sneak files in this way, and to counter it, they put a 50KB/s speed limitation on top of listening sockets (server sockets) to annoy us / slow us down.
By default FTP uses passive connection setups, which means the server has the listening socket and the client the connecting socket.
This puts us in this horrible speed limited setup Sony has provided for us.
When using FTP via active connections however, this switches the way FTP works around, making the client have the listening socket and the server the connecting socket.
Sony didn't bother slowing connecting sockets down, as it would affect PSN downloads, etc.
So yeah, active mode = unlimited speed, passive mode = 50KB/s limit on Vita.
As for the reason why the maximum number of connections has to be limited to 1... its simply because the FTP server app doesn't know multithreading... and gets confused when its being "attacked" by multiple connections.
I never got around to making it multithreading safe sadly.
here viewtopic.php?f=56&t=35862&start=20 =)Faltimar wrote:Ok, what is Filezilla and where do I get that? See, I asked some dude if I needed something else to make it work and he said no. This **** is confusing and I feel like a tool asking these questions. I guess it would be easier if the person putting these things up gave instructions on how to use them, not just how to install them.
