Hacking How to upgrade to 3.65 when using sdcard on ux0

[recgame77]

Hi

I have my sdcard set as ux0 (main memory), i f i upgrade to 3.65 i m afraid that the driver wont be recognized on first boot and i ll have to reinstall everything.
Is there a safe trick to upgrade and directly have the good sdcard driver ?
I used also SwitchSD2Vita so i dont know if the driver can simply be replaced ;(

Thans

 

[Rasa39]

The plugin for sd2vita has been updated, so I assume that what you have now would cause a problem for updating. I'm downloading the updated plugin for 3.65 atm before I update. But to be safe I'd say switch it back to the sony memory card first, then update.

I think that would be the safest option. (also remember to follow the instructions and backup vitashell with CMA)

 

[recgame77]

The plugin for sd2vita has been updated, so I assume that what you have now would cause a problem for updating. I'm downloading the updated plugin for 3.65 atm before I update. But to be safe I'd say switch it back to the sony memory card first, then update.

I think that would be the safest option. (also remember to follow the instructions and backup vitashell with CMA)

Was afraid of that ; so backup/ update with sony card/ restore wold be the way to go .

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[Rasa39]

Was afraid of that ; so backup/ update with sony card/ restore wold be the way to go .

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Looks like that should do it yeah. Can't say for sure, but it's what I'm gonna do shortly.
It might not even be needed, but I'm playing it safe.

 

[Localhorst86]

THis is how I did it:

1. I updated VitaShell on my SD2Vita to 1.82
2. I removed the gamesd.skprx plugin and entry in my config.txt
3. I shut down the Vita and removed the sd2vita from my system entirely
4. I boot up the vita with the regular memory card.
5. Removed enso, reboot.
6. launched henkaku, installed VitaShell 1.82
7. made a QCMA backup of vitashell (as recommended on the updater github)
8. Followed the rest of the installation instructions.
9. once the installation finished, I installed the updated gamesd.skprx and nonpdrm and re-inserted my sd2vita.
10. final reboot, all my games installed on SD2vita showed up and I was able to play them.

 

[recgame77]

THis is how I did it:

1. I updated VitaShell on my SD2Vita to 1.82
2. I removed the gamesd.skprx plugin and entry in my config.txt
3. I shut down the Vita and removed the sd2vita from my system entirely
4. I boot up the vita with the regular memory card.
5. Removed enso, reboot.
6. launched henkaku, installed VitaShell 1.82
7. made a QCMA backup of vitashell (as recommended on the updater github)
8. Followed the rest of the installation instructions.
9. once the installation finished, I installed the updated gamesd.skprx and nonpdrm and re-inserted my sd2vita.
10. final reboot, all my games installed on SD2vita showed up and I was able to play them.

This shoyuld be sticky some where Nice confirmation ; will go for it after work . big Thanks

 

[Reploid]

THis is how I did it:

1. I updated VitaShell on my SD2Vita to 1.82
2. I removed the gamesd.skprx plugin and entry in my config.txt
3. I shut down the Vita and removed the sd2vita from my system entirely
4. I boot up the vita with the regular memory card.
5. Removed enso, reboot.
6. launched henkaku, installed VitaShell 1.82
7. made a QCMA backup of vitashell (as recommended on the updater github)
8. Followed the rest of the installation instructions.
9. once the installation finished, I installed the updated gamesd.skprx and nonpdrm and re-inserted my sd2vita.
10. final reboot, all my games installed on SD2vita showed up and I was able to play them.

Good thinking. I've had much trouble with updating cause my henkaku was kinda tampered, and won't show 'henkaku settings'.
As an alternative I could suggest to store your VitaShell in Ur0 to make it usable all the time. (VitaApp manager plus app can move apps around different storages)