probably the hdd in the system. the ps3 can't make use of ssd without a trim feature, not sure if the ps4 even can.
PS TV always asks to connect the controller to press the PS button after being turned on
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I thought you confused bits and bytes. bytes is what you normally see, so 1Gb is a little over 100MBs at optimal speed. I think the series x or ps5 might be able to achieve this, but definitely not the ps3.
8 bits = 1 byte
8,000kbps = 8mbps = 1MB/s
If you think that's confusing.... 1 bit = 4 nibbles
Not kidding
So one byte = 32 nibbles
8,000kbps = 8mbps = 1MB/s
If you think that's confusing.... 1 bit = 4 nibbles
Not kidding
So one byte = 32 nibbles
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I'd start by disabling all plugins that aren't absolutely essential and seeing if that works.
On the ur0:/tai/config.txt
Try putting a # in front of every plugin except the required plugins. The required are:
ur0:tai/yamt.suprx
ur0:tai/yamt_helper.skprx
ur0:tai/henkaku.suprx (there are multiple of this)
If the PSTV works fine, If start removing the # in front of the plugins a few at a time and restarting until the issue arises.
If you disable then all with the # and it still doesn't work, you probably need to format the PSTV. Sorry.
I did this and I still have the same issue.
I agree... unfortunately.
I just hope that your issue is resolved with a system wipe and that's it's not a hardware issue.
Do you have a Sony power adapter? Or from another company? It must be 5v 1.3A or higher if it's non Sony.
I agree... unfortunately.
I just hope that your issue is resolved with a system wipe and that's it's not a hardware issue.
Do you have a Sony power adapter? Or from another company? It must be 5v 1.3A or higher if it's non Sony.
For charging the controller?
I think it's the original. If I didn't have it, how could it be turn on?
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Well it's a common 5v barrel jack size.
By underpowering electronics got can get undesired results. It's the only reason I'm asking.
Probably the regular PSTV power adapter or a replacement meant for the PSTV... so it's probably ok. I just thought it also might be the reason.
I restored the system and inserted the USB flash drive and not only the problem continues but also the homebrew remains on LiveArea and when I click it I have an error message. What should be done now?
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How did you do it?
Did you go to Settings > Format > Restore this system?
Or did you do it from recovery?
I went to "Settings", "Format" and "Restore This System". Why am I asked to disable my PSN account? I tried to but I had an error message.
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It continues, even without the USB flash drive inserted, so it seems it's not related to it.
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It said I already had the latest version installed, which I find it odd. What's the difference between formatting it on Settings and on Recovery Menu?
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PSN, I think.
Not positive. I just always learned you have to do it from Safe Mode and then update.
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