Hacking VitaShell 1.60 Released, USB Mounting for PSTV!

[Outlawbiker]

ugh, i found the problem with maidump.... you cant rename the folder that the game is in, it has to be the same name as it is extracted as. thats why is wasn't seeing it.sorry for wasting your time, thanks for the help with the rest.

 

[godreborn]

ugh, i found the problem with maidump.... you cant rename the folder that the game is in, it has to be the same name as it is extracted as. thats why is wasn't seeing it.sorry for wasting your time, thanks for the help with the rest.

yes, the game is moved to the app folder after installation. the title id, which is the name of the folder, must be 9 characters long.

 

[tivu100]

What is the largest Hdd capacity does the latest Vitshell support?

 

[Tom Bombadildo]

What is the largest Hdd capacity does the latest Vitshell support?

I'm not aware of any "true" limit, I've seen people get 1.5TB HDDs working just fine.

But keep in mind that hard drive compatibility in general isn't perfect, some HDDs might not work and some might. Even similar drives work for some and don't for others.

 

[tivu100]

I'm not aware of any "true" limit, I've seen people get 1.5TB HDDs working just fine.

But keep in mind that hard drive compatibility in general isn't perfect, some HDDs might not work and some might. Even similar drives work for some and don't for others.

Theoretically >2TB possible? Or same limit as say Wii U?

 

[MasterJ360]

Yeah but thats pretty much the only ones I heard from ppl working so far that have 1-2TB hdd. My 4tb WD works on anything i can throw at it except the vita tv. I already have PS3 backups on it so reformatting to "exfat32'
is something I can't risk with the results possibly being the same. In any case 1tb ex are pretty cheap to buy nowadays, so i might aswell get one for vita games

 

[Tom Bombadildo]

Theoretically >2TB possible? Or same limit as say Wii U?

I...don't think the Wii U is limited to 2TB?

But I couldn't say, it might work it might not.

 

[tivu100]

I...don't think the Wii U is limited to 2TB?

But I couldn't say, it might work it might not.

I meant on the Wii U, the WFS system only makes use of 2TB. So throwing >2TB into the Wii U & you can only use 2TB

TB per $, >2TB HDDs seems to be cheaper nowadays, so if it supports, I would pick up >2TB.

 

[ma16v3]

As far as flash drives, what are the drives people are using that see really good results?