Hacking Is there a means to transfer all files between memory cards using some sort of homebrew app?

[Robbie_Haruna]

So, I have a modded PSTV and I now have a bigger memory card.

Since transferring files requires using the Content Manager and connecting wirelessly to my PS3 or PC (the former tells me it can't connect and the latter doesn't show up in the connection list at all,) I need a method to do so without having to deal with Sony's nonsense here. Does such a thing exist?

 

[Ryccardo]

Content Manager and connecting wirelessly to my PS3 or PC (the former tells me it can't connect and the latter doesn't show up in the connection list at all)

You installed and opened QCMA on the computer, right?

Anyway, if both the "cards" are microSDs you can just copy the files; else you can try your luck with Vitashell FTP

 

[SeongGino]

So, I have a modded PSTV and I now have a bigger memory card.

Since transferring files requires using the Content Manager and connecting wirelessly to my PS3 or PC (the former tells me it can't connect and the latter doesn't show up in the connection list at all,) I need a method to do so without having to deal with Sony's nonsense here. Does such a thing exist?

Well, there are two ways around this:

1) If you're using QCMA, then make sure it's on/running and properly setup on the same Wi-Fi, and ensure that the area where you declare your device firmware is set to match your firmware version (either the HENkaku preset for 3.60 by default, or set it to 3.65 manually). Then, just go through the standard CMA wireless setup from the Vita.

2) If you do not/cannot perform a QCMA backup, then you can use VitaShell's FTP; copy all the root folders from ux0: to your PC, then when you have your new memory card initialized, copy it back from PC to ux0: of the second card.

Either way is theoretically about the same speed, seeing as we're talking about a VitaTV without any physical access from the outside and both are wireless; so your choice on this matter. If you had an SD2Vita, you could also have simply copied ux0: to uma0: (or whatever the SD's mount point was), and do the opposite with the new card inserted.