Hacking help installing homebrew (signed) without hacking?

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so i have a psp 3000 and i downloaded a lamecraft signed rar and a daedalus x 64 signed rar from quickjump. i extracted them but i have no clue how to put them on without hacking. help plz?
 
All you need to do is transfer the folder with the eboot to the GAME folder in your Memory Stick.

But seriously, just hack your PSP. A lot more benefits than just running signed homebrew and it's easy as fuck.
 
All you need to do is transfer the folder with the eboot to the GAME folder in your Memory Stick.

But seriously, just hack your PSP. A lot more benefits than just running signed homebrew and it's easy as fuck.
I don't have a GAME folder on the memory stick... I've searched everywhere using USB mode. Do I have to create one? If so, how and where on the memory?
 
How do you not have a /GAME folder?
Does the hack install one? I thought it was just always there.

Hold up how are you looking though your hirachy of folders? are you using a usb cord plugged into your psp or do you have your card itself hooked to a computer?
 
If you are doing the USB mode, i think the PSP can only see one level down... or something. I dont know.
 
^On that matter i read today that Signed homebrew is unable to utilise the full 64MB of RAM and uses less than might be optimal for the programs. If that's the case then something like Daedalus is going to be hobbled by opting for a signed version.
 
For reference for readers from the future -

ME = Media Engine which requires Kernel access, something that the signing process doesn't allow. Which is why signing is inferior to CFW (which permits Kernel access)
 

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