Install Package Files v2.00 by deank
This is a small handy tool for installing PKG files via the "bubble"/PSN method. This tool is allows to install packages on all PS3 Custom Firmwares, including Rogero 4.30CFW ver 2.00 and 4.50 CEX.
Install on your PS3
| File | Size | |
|---|---|---|
| installPKG2.pkg ebfec983…ed06 | 485 KB | Send to PS3 Download |
| installPKG_[SingStar_Replacement].pkg 969bf53a…4ca0 | 485 KB | Send to PS3 Download |
Other ways to install
On the PS3: open store.brewology.com/ps3/install-package-files/ in its browser, press Download and install it from Package Manager › Install Package Files in the Game column.
From a USB drive: copy the .pkg files you want to the root of a USB drive (FAT32), plug it into the PS3 and install them from Package Manager › Install Package Files in the Game column.
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About Install Package Files
This is a small handy tool for installing PKG files via the "bubble"/PSN method. This tool is allows to install packages on all PS3 Custom Firmwares, including Rogero 4.30CFW ver 2.00 and 4.50 CEX.
It comes with background running FTP server and /dev_blind mounted (for write access to /dev_flash).
- Installing PKG files from /dev_hdd0 now doesn't require copying and losing time and space (takes less than a second)
- Added progress bar when copying non-split files from USB in installPKG application
- Installing PKG files will not reboot the PS3
If you ever feel sad and want singstar back - just press [Triangle] and [Delete] the new [IPF] and XMB will bring SS back. You can also get rid of the standalone installPKG and you'll have a legitimate IPF now (using the ID of Singstar - so no worries there!)
Have in mind that this will behave almost like the original [* Install Package Files] and will stay on top of the list just under /app_home (thanks to the new PARAM.SFO field ITEM_PRIORITY).
- Supports split pkg files named in the following format: filename.pkg.0 -> filename.pkg.63 filename.pkg.001 -> filename.pkg.064 filename.pkg.66600 -> filename.pkg.66663
- Upon launch/refresh the following folders are scanned: /dev_usb***/ /dev_usb***/PKG /dev_usb***/packages /dev_hdd0/PKG /dev_hdd0/packages