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ARK_Full_Installer Issue #188

Closed FULANO93 closed 1 year ago

FULANO93 commented 1 year ago

PSP/Vita Model

PSP-2000 (Slim)

ARK Version

4.20.60 Rev 7

Homebrew/GAME (if applicable)

No response

Plugins ( if applicable )

No response

Steps to reproduce

1 - Move ARK_01234 folder into PSP/SAVEDATA folder. 2 - Move ARK_Loader folder into PSP/GAME folder. 3 - Launch ARK Loader. 4 - Run Classic cIPL. 5 - Reboot 6 - Run ARK_Full_Installer

I tried here install twice the ARK_Full_Installer from original 6.61 firmware, it installed, but I think I'm doing something wrong, because in theory it was supposed to install the files in flash0 and then I wouldn't need the Ark_01234 save folder anymore, right? But for me when I remove the save folder it stops having access to what was in it, as if I hadn't actually done the complete installation... I've already read the tutorial on github 5 times and in the text file that comes with it and it doesn't explain well what needs to be done (or I'm doing this wrong) or when to do it install the full version, it just says "Copy ARK_Full_Installer to /PSP/GAME/ and run it from ARK." I've tested both, install from normal xmb and from Ark's custom launcher, it always does the same result, it always needs the save Ark_01234 to work some functions... it never stays 100% when I remove the save folde... I'm using the classic cIPL as a permanent patch, since my PSP 2000 is a 2g model... the 'Live' name on version disappears...

USB Charge

Disabled

Overclock

Disabled

Power Save

Disabled

Autoboot Launcher

Disabled

Disable PSP Go Pause

Disabled

Unlock Extra Memory

Disabled

Memory Stick Speedup

Disabled

Inferno Cache

Disabled

krazynez commented 1 year ago

You will still need ARK_01234 for Custom Launcher and Recovery.

FULANO93 commented 1 year ago

Have some way to implement this to run without need the save folder ?

krazynez commented 1 year ago

No the EBOOT's are far to big to fit in flash.

JoseAaronLopezGarcia commented 1 year ago

Custom Launcher and Recovery require a memory stick. They are however redundant as you can do the same thing with the XMB and using the start and select keys to load the system in vanilla mode (settings and plugins disabled).