I have a PS3 game disc (european Ratchet & Clank: Tools of Destruction) which says my HDD has insufficient space and that I need 419 MB available for the initial setup when I have way more free space than that. It never said this.
EDIT: I set "Fake Free Space (for CEX)" to "On" and "Fake Limit Size" to "500 MB" on "* Debug Settings" and I was able to end the setup. I then set "Fake Limit Size" to "0 MB" and "Fake Free Space (for CEX)" to "Off". It's odd having to do this to play a game I own. What if I didn't have CFW installed?
EDIT 2: Now, I had an error message when installing an update from another PS3 game disc. The game returned to the XMB and after running it again, the PS3 was able to install the update. I think I've had this problem in the past.
EDIT: I set "Fake Free Space (for CEX)" to "On" and "Fake Limit Size" to "500 MB" on "* Debug Settings" and I was able to end the setup. I then set "Fake Limit Size" to "0 MB" and "Fake Free Space (for CEX)" to "Off". It's odd having to do this to play a game I own. What if I didn't have CFW installed?
EDIT 2: Now, I had an error message when installing an update from another PS3 game disc. The game returned to the XMB and after running it again, the PS3 was able to install the update. I think I've had this problem in the past.
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