Hacking 3.55 Write To Game Folder!

[mrjezbud]

I actually had no idea we could write individual files to PSP/GAME.

Thats why i posted this.

I was hoping it could lead to something new.
When i first found i could add files to the GAME folder using FTP i thought it was an exploit that got past the restrictions.

 

[Deleted User]

I actually had no idea we could write individual files to PSP/GAME.

Thats why i posted this.

I was hoping it could lead to something new.
When i first found i could add files to the GAME folder using FTP i thought it was an exploit that got past the restrictions.

I guess it's safe to say that the title is kinda misleading too.

 

[mrjezbud]

I guess it's safe to say that the title is kinda misleading too.

Well we can write to the folder. Just not write folders to the folder :/

 

[Deleted User]

Well we can write to the folder. Just not write folders to the folder :/

Exactly. The title could've been named "3.55 Write files to GAME folder! (not folders)"

 

[mrjezbud]

Exactly. The title could've been named "3.55 Write files to GAME folder! (not folders)"

Yeah. but at the time of making the thread i thought folders could be added. If i knew how to change the name i would.

 

[Deleted User]

Yeah. but at the time of making the thread i thought folders could be added. If i knew how to change the name i would.

Only mods can change titles... It's unfortunate I'm not a moderator of the Vita forums. I would've done it for you.

You could report your 1st post and tell them what you want the thread to be renamed to.

 

[RyanRDLPS]

In theory couldn't you install whatever title you wanted, and change out the EBOOT file from the dir.
I'm not sure if that would work.

 

[Shadowfied]

Can we place commercial games in the form of an EBOOT into PSP/VHBL though? I've never installed ARK so I wouldn't know a thing about it.

Finally tried it out.

It does read PS1 games placed in /VHBL, so I'd imagine it will also read PSP games there as PSP games. It even lists them as PSONE and now as Homebrew, which is awesome!