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aldostools said:
Put the *.pkg files in the folder /PKG of the NTFS device, then use prepNTFS 1.20 (available in Brewology under webMAN MOD entry).
Note: The original prepNTFS 1.0 by deank doesn't have such feature.

Once the disk is scanned, the pkg files will appear in the DVD & Bluray category. Mount the package, then install it using the Install Package Files from standard location.
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Yes i did it as i find in another thread

the Advantage is when hdd is pulled by accident the installtion will pause and continue when hdd is plugged in again
Disadvantage is we can Install multiple packages at once
 
Louay said:
Yes i did it as i find in another thread

the Advantage is when hdd is pulled by accident the installtion will pause and continue when hdd is plugged in again
Disadvantage is we can Install multiple packages at once
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If you create an ISO with multiple package files, you can install them using Install All Package Files.

To install multiple "small" packages (<4GB), it's easier to use FAT32.
 
aldostools said:
If you create an ISO with multiple package files, you can install them using Install All Package Files.

To install multiple "small" packages (<4GB), it's easier to use FAT32.
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How to create that ISO exactly ?

yeah i know i use FAT32 myself but my friend ask me about NTFS thats why
 
Louay said:
How to create that ISO exactly ?

yeah i know i use FAT32 myself but my friend ask me about NTFS thats why
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Create the folder structure of a PS3 game (copy a JB game and remove all files except PARAM.SFO, ICON0.PNG and EBOOT.BIN), put the pkg files in the root folder (next to PS3_GAME) and make the ISO.
 
aldostools said:
Create the folder structure of a PS3 game (copy a JB game and remove all files except PARAM.SFO, ICON0.PNG and EBOOT.BIN), put the pkg files in the root folder (next to PS3_GAME) and make the ISO.
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Okey Man and about the config in setup.h !
 
aldostools said:
It looks ok... Unfortunately I cannot dedicata time to this... Please try to debug it setting one value at once.

Also delete the config file to start clean.
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it works nowcause previously when click on _Make_all.bat it say can't find file or folder so the new create pkg have the older 4 webftp sprx that i notice with old modified date

and when i launch msys.bat and then drag the _Make_all.sh to MinGw window it create 4 new sprx with new date and move them to _Projetcts_\updater\pkgfiles\USRDIR

i edit it to have only things i need
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STLcardsWS updated webMAN MOD with a new update entry:

webMAN MOD 1.47.25

⭐️ Added icons to common file types in File Manager
⭐️ Home URL setting now can set default /app_home/PS3_GAME icon on start up
⭐️ Added support for external wm_custom.xml in webMAN's game list on XMB
⭐️ PS2 Classics: Added support for PIC1/PIC2 and SCEVMC0.VME per game
⭐️ .BIN.ENC extensions now are case insensitive
⭐️ Added 3 missing EBOOT keys (0x5D) to psp_extra_keys array (tags 07, 18, 27)
Restored support for VSH Menu & sLaunch for Russian language (issues...
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Read the rest of this update entry...
 
@aldostools how can i swap two lv2_kernel of CoreOS using webMan

i try this command and no result it only freeze my PS3 and i have to unplug cord ,plug it again and power the console on
/swap.ps3/lv2_kernel.self|lv2Dkernel.self?reboot.ps3
 
Louay said:
@aldostools how can i swap two lv2_kernel of CoreOS using webMan

i try this command and no result it only freeze my PS3 and i have to unplug cord ,plug it again and power the console on
/swap.ps3/lv2_kernel.self|lv2Dkernel.self?reboot.ps3
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webMAN is able to load a custom kernel patching temporarily the path /flh/os/lv2_kernel.self in LV1 and replacing it with /local_sys0/sys/lv2_self, then rebooting by loading LPAR id 1 (not a full reboot)

To swap kernels use Rebug Toolbox.

My suggestion is that don't mess with kernel if you don't know what you're doing...
 
aldostools said:
webMAN is able to load a custom kernel patching temporarily the path /flh/os/lv2_kernel.self in LV1 and replacing it with /local_sys0/sys/lv2_self, then rebooting by loading LPAR id 1 (not a full reboot)

To swap kernels use Rebug Toolbox.

My suggestion is that don't mess with kernel if you don't know what you're doing...
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Of course i know man i just want to know which command i need to use in webMan for lv2_kernel swap and no rebug toolbox
 
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Louay said:
Patch LV1 with webMan ! and which command/combo button do i need to put/press !
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/poke.lv1

It is hard to do patch LV1 using web commands, due it requires several commands.... that's why I'm insisting you to use Rebug Toolbox

webMAN does not have any function to switch kernels... it's a function of Rebug Toolbox. It is not necessary to duplicate that function.

There is an option that allows to load a custom lv2_kernel using the web command /copy.ps3/dev_usb000/lv2_kernel.self (I'm not sure if this is the correct syntax, since I haven't used this function in years)
https://github.com/aldostools/webMAN-MOD/blob/master/include/_mount.h#L376
 
and if i want to use lv2Dkernel so it will be copied to usb ,and i think there is a brick risk but no problem as i have backup and teensy and e3 i just want to test this function of webMan as of the one of rebug i know :)
 
So as you say @aldostools i will try this command but can i use it with hdd and not usb ?? : /copy.ps3/dev_hdd0/lv2Dkernel.self
so the debug lv2 of coreos will be copied to hdd and loaded and soft reboot if it works then its okay if it cause brick then i will reflash the console again
 
Louay said:
So as you say @aldostools i will try this command but can i use it with hdd and not usb ?? : /copy.ps3/dev_hdd0/lv2Dkernel.self
so the debug lv2 of coreos will be copied to hdd and loaded and soft reboot if it works then its okay if it cause brick then i will reflash the console again
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It will not work with lv2Dkernel.self... if you check the code it looks for "lv2_kernel"...
As I mentioned earlier I haven't used the feature in long time, but you can try with hdd0 too.

IIRC Rebug Toolbox also patches idps or do something additional that I don't recall...
I keep insisting that use Rebug Toolbox, but you can do what you consider pertinent... The failures are always oportunities to learn ;)
 
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