I'm sorry about that I haven't had proper access to a vita in a couple of days I wasn't aware this blocker was already patchedit did unfortunately
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I'm sorry about that I haven't had proper access to a vita in a couple of days I wasn't aware this blocker was already patchedit did unfortunately
Hello! I can download PSP Demo PKG (US - Petz Saddle Club Demo ) from hereYou misread that lots im saying .pkgs can be extracted with 7zip.
.pkg can be extracted.. i just donno how. if someone can find a way to extract a .pkg but not decrypt it.. then
we can convert .pkg to .pkgs!
Hello! I can download PSP Demo PKG (US - Petz Saddle Club Demo ) from here
http://zeus.dl.playstation.net/cdn/...2NbYFU9hRJVDm1JR07CIihnsu3u2ePveDuihJlblj.pkg
I can extract it with PSN PKG Decryptor & Extractor Written By LMAN
https://sites.google.com/site/theleecherman/psnpkgdecryptor-extractor
How repack it to PKGS after extracting ?
Well, that's what we wanna do in this thread, but we don't quite know how to. PKG files need an AES key, and only the old tool does it. I'm guessing there'd be a clever way to extract a PKG using the old tool on a vita, and then just move the files onto your PC, where the rest is easy. It just needs to be not decrypted, for PKG installer 2.0 to be able to handle it. I only have a 3.60 vita, so I can't help in any way.That's for PS3 and PSP packages, not Vita
Though I am curious, can we extract then repack those DRM free games (linked on Wololo) ?
Now now, PKG installer 2.0 is installing the files that's downloaded from vita using ps store
I don't think extracting a pkg gives us the same files. as that
Actually... AFAIK, I believe it does...
because when you download from the PSN, you are actually downloading a PKG file that's being extracted on the go.
this is a start hopefully
Already installed? I do as well, but only PKG stuff.i have a link to said demo
this is a start hopefully
The files do actually need the PFS encryption to be able to be installed via the notifications/downloads menu on the home screen. I have made installation packages before where this needed to be the case.This, mostly, will not work.
Everything will be encrypted.
I already tried it with the latest EU DIVA X Demo. You can transfer the content of the folders, yes. But everything will be encrypted, and garbaged.
All you need is try to open one of the PNG used, like ICON0 or similar, and you'll see that it won't open on the PC. It will say it's damaged
Wait, so you're saying that If I transfer the PFS encrypted files to my PC and create a PKGS with them, they will install on the Vita system, even being PFS'd?The files do actually need the PFS encryption to be able to be installed via the notifications/downloads menu on the home screen. I have made installation packages before where this needed to be the case.
Well they have to be PFS'd, bearing in mind these PKGS files install the exact same way as when you have downloaded content from the PS Store, and it's ready to be installed from the notifications screen.Wait, so you're saying that If I transfer the PFS encrypted files to my PC and create a PKGS with them, they will install on the Vita system, even being PFS'd?
Well they have to be PFS'd, bearing in mind these PKGS files install the exact same way as when you have downloaded content from the PS Store, and it's ready to be installed from the notifications screen.
I have tried installing files that don't have PFS encryption, and it just doesn't work.
What happens is, when a PKG is downloaded from the PS Store, it is stored in ux0:bgdl/t/ and that PKG is extracted to a new folder in the same directory. This is where the game files are extracted to, and PFS protection is applied to the files as they are being extracted. Afterwards, when the extraction is complete, the PKG is automatically deleted, and the extracted game files are now waiting to be properly installed to their appropriate place.Hmm... I had in mind that the Vita would automatically decrypt/strip the files from that protection.
What happens is, when a PKG is downloaded from the PS Store, it is stored in ux0:bgdl/t/ and that PKG is extracted to a new folder in the same directory. This is where the game files are extracted to, and PFS protection is applied to the files as they are being extracted. Afterwards, when the extraction is complete, the PKG is automatically deleted, and the extracted game files are now waiting to be properly installed to their appropriate place.
The files stay encrypted throughout all the process.
However, when you launch the game/app, all of the files will actually be decrypted by the system, and we are now able to take advantage of that fact thanks to Major_Tom's game decryption method for 3.60 by replacing the game's main executable with VitaShell's, and obtaining the temporarily-unencrypted files from the game's filesystem.