Hacking SD2Vita Problems - Bubbles Gone after copying to SD (can be restored), No PSP Bubbles

[Advanced User]

So, I got an SD2Vita adapter, made a backup of my Vita memory card, set the SD2Vita up as shown here (except I copied the contents of my Vita MC to my PC using USB (Vitashell) because that's much faster). After completing the installation and booting, all non-system bubbles were gone. The games/apps were still there (on the sd card), I could see their paths using Vitashell, the bubbles just weren't there. So I used Vitashell's new 'Refresh livearea' feature, and it did restore some, but not all (I think one Vita game didn't show up again), and as it says on github "This will NOT refresh PSP games". Yes, it didn't. So Adrenaline is inaccessible.
I tried reinstalling it, but it's not possible: Every time you install the necessary PSP game, Vita reboots, and after restarting Henkaku, no PSP bubble is visible on the livearea.

Am I the only one this happened to? BTW, I tried installing SD2Vita twice, with different SD cards. Each time I created a new (full!) backup of my Vita memory card first, which I then copied to the microsdxc.
As I said, I followed the guide, set the path to ur0:tai/gamesd.skprx and put the driver to mount into ur0:tai/

Does it work for you? Are the bubbles there for you after installing? Are PSP bubbles visible? Can you use Adrenaline?

 

[Advanced User]

Update: looks like enso solves this problem.

Update 2: thank you Yifan Lu! Everything works now!

 

[SpaceJump]

Update: looks like enso solves this problem.

Update 2: thank you Yifan Lu! Everything works now!

How did enso solve the problem?

 

[Advanced User]

I had gone back to using my Vita memory card (by adding a # in front of the path), so the homescreen was updated to my card's contents after I rebooted. Then enso was released and I installed it. I removed the # from the path, rebooted, enso loaded and all bubbles are still there, PSP, too. The reason is, because with enso booting directly and going straight to the sd card, Vita doesn't switch to the internal memoy first and thus doesn't index what's in there.
So yes, enso makes SD2Vita fully usable.