Hi, I got ps3 rogero 4.46 with multiman. i know how to copy game from the disc to the internal hdd. but i want to know how to copy downloaded games to the external usb and then copy to internal hdd. Please help me with it. thank you
Hacking how to copy games to internal HDD
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Downloaded to external, simply plug the external hdd into your computer and copy it over. If any files are over 4GB, you'll have to ftp it over a network instead. Copying from internal to external or vice versa can be done theough multiMan.
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