I recently got a curropted database error while installing an FPKG. Luckily I had a DB backup that I had made using prb123.ir.
I was able to get back all of my games but some of them give an error when attempting to play them.
I currently have two external 4TB hard drives attached to my PS4 pro on 9.00. One is set as Mount Point 0 and the other one as Mount Point 1. I use App2USB to transfer games to them. After the DB restore, only the FPKGs installed to MountPoint 0 work. Games linked to Mount Point 1 give an CE-32930-7 error when I attempt to launch them. I see the HDD indicator on the second hard dribe flash when attempting to launch those games but it errors out.
I looked around online but could not find any relevant posts. I've tried restoring the DB multiple times with the second hard drives both attached and removed but nothing seems to work.
Does anyone know why it happens and how to fix it? I have rebuilt the PS4's database with PS4 db rebuilder as it has a limit of 500 titles and my current library exceeds that so it gives an error when trying to rebuild the database.
I was able to get back all of my games but some of them give an error when attempting to play them.
I currently have two external 4TB hard drives attached to my PS4 pro on 9.00. One is set as Mount Point 0 and the other one as Mount Point 1. I use App2USB to transfer games to them. After the DB restore, only the FPKGs installed to MountPoint 0 work. Games linked to Mount Point 1 give an CE-32930-7 error when I attempt to launch them. I see the HDD indicator on the second hard dribe flash when attempting to launch those games but it errors out.
I looked around online but could not find any relevant posts. I've tried restoring the DB multiple times with the second hard drives both attached and removed but nothing seems to work.
Does anyone know why it happens and how to fix it? I have rebuilt the PS4's database with PS4 db rebuilder as it has a limit of 500 titles and my current library exceeds that so it gives an error when trying to rebuild the database.