How to Install PS3 PKG Files from NTFS/exFAT USB Drives with ManaGunZ | Large 4 GB+ PKG Support! 

Still have to deal with them, there's just workarounds.

@@MrMario2011 true, but man creating a pkg inside and iso then put in NTSC HDD then mount it to have pkg installed....is a pain

Hope you enjoy it!

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Sir, who cares about some man from Ireland ? Mario is the one !

That's how it goes!

Good timing.

@@MrMario2011 kudus for the good work. I've been a fan of yours for years.

Good thing there's plenty of fixes I talked about for that!

Use what works!

I made some notes on how to do it if anyone's interested: The FAT32 file system has a file size limit of 4 GB. So if you want to transfer PS2/PS3 games bigger than that and you don't want to use FTP you'll have to use an NTFS formatted drive. You can access NTFS formatted drives like so: 1. Format a drive with an MBR partition scheme to NTFS. This does not work with GPT and I could not get exFAT to work. 2. Open *mmCM* under the *Game* section of the XMB. 3. When it loads, go all the way to the left menu item titled *mmCM*. 4. Scroll down to *Switch to multiMAN mode* and select it. *mmCM* will reload. 5. In the same *mmCM* menu section open the file manager. 6. Click the face icon in the bottom-left and select *PFS Driver*. *mmCM* will reload. 7. Open a file manager window by selecting *PS3 Root* for example. 8. You will have two *pvd* entries, *pvd.usb000* is your NTFS drive. You can now copy/paste stuff from there on to the system.

NTFS support on multiMAN was always spotty or at best not as straightforward as other solutions such as what was shown here.

@@MrMario2011 Oh, absolutely. It's a pain and this way looks easier. Plus you can do exFAT so you can use the same drive you use for a modded PS4.

You'd need to be on a firmware that allows for on-the-fly relicensing, such as Evilnat CFW or the latest PS3HEN. Then you'd need to PSN activate your console.

@@MrMario2011 that did the trick, the games boot now. Unfortunately it says "copyrigh protection information is invalid". This means the rap files are out of date?!?

Glad it was helpful!

Not true! You need to boot up each game you install once so the RAP file relicenses the content. Once successfully relicensed, the RAP files can be deleted.

Yeah

@@MrMario2011 thanks bro i'll try it

I doubt that will ever happen with how the PS2 emulator works.

wat

@MrMario2011 I was installing pkg and now my psn logo are red like cfw but I'm on hen and the pkg manger is showing bit can't seen install from roof of usb

When I click hen it crashes