None of the previously installed games would launch, they gave an error and stated they needed to be reinstalled. My Vita was already set up w/ Henkaku&encore and I was playing Vita games using the nonpdrm plugin.Īfter setting up the SD2Vita using this guide. All of your guides are very well made! I always recommend your site to anyone interesting in Vita homebrew. Thank you so much for making this amazing website. Technically, I can run my Vita off the USB, but I guess I’m greedy in that I want my USB port free.Īgain thanks for the help! The Vita mod community has been amazing. All 3 cards work perfectly as USB with UMA=ux0. If I boot using internal memory (so I can access VitaShell), then try to mount the card using Triangle, mount gamecard to ux0, it doesn’t mount.

When I open content manager, I do not see the SD2Vita storage, but only the internal PSTV storage.Ħ. When I run Henkaku through the web browser then press R1 to reinstall, it complains that there is no memory card assigned to ux0.ĥ. When I open the System, I see the Henkaku settings.Ĥ. All the bubbles related to modding (VitaShell, AutoPlugin, non-legit games) are gone.ģ. The Vita loads with only legit games and apps. I see the red light flash for about 7-10 seconds.Ģ. The 64GB is a Samsung Evo microSD I bought physically from a major store, so it should be legit. I’ve tried 3 cards so far: 256GB, 256GB, and 64GB. Transfer directly from 8GB card to 256GB using VitaShell copy and paste. Transfer directly from internal memory ux0 to 256GB using VitaShell copy and pasteĥ. Copy 8GB microsd using PC sd card readerĤ. Download from 8GB microsd directly from PSTV using FTP Filezillaģ. Download from internal memory ux0 using FTP Filezilla.Ģ. Thanks for helping! I tried the following combinations (multiple times each):ġ. I checked the 64GB card using h2testw.exe, and it found no errors.Įven so, thanks for the guide! I will continue to attempt to fix my 256GB microSD card to work with the adapter. I sad thing is that I managed to get my 8 GB microSD to work with the SD2Vita adapter, but not my 256GB or 64GB. Windows 10 does not ask me to format this card after plugging it in. When I open content manager, I do not see the SD2Vita storage, but only the internal PSTV storage.Īfter writing zzBlank.img, I notice there is an unformatted 32 MB partition on the card, and an exFAT partition for the rest of the card. When I run Henkaku through the web browser then press R1 to reinstall, it complains that there is no memory card assigned to ux0. When I open the System, I see the Henkaku settings. All the bubbles related to hacking (VitaShell, AutoPlugin, non-legit games) are gone.

When I boot my SD2Vita + 256GB microsd, I see the red light flash for about 7 seconds showing the card is being read. Unfortunately, I am having a similar issue as “Tom A”.

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