PS4 Xplorer – A basic file explorer and Package installer from the Homebrew Store. IPI/Internal PKG Installer – An app that will grab all your PKG files from the internal drive and begin installing them as if it were downloading from a server.
You can close out of it with the home button once you’ve started the transfer, but I just keep it open because I’m paranoid. Remote PKG Installer – Remote Package Downloader will look like it has crashed on launch, but it literally doesn’t do anything but stay on that icon. You will need to get the following from the Homebrew Store: PC Guide is fully assuming you already know and if you’re going to do it over Torrents, please at least use a Seedbox or a VPN while doing so. We will not tell you where to acquire these PKG files from. I also have an office level of fiber internet, so your transfer speeds over FTP might not be the fastest in the world. Personally, I find going back and forth with a USB drive is the easiest way, but that’s also because my PS4 currently sits on the desk at work right in front of me. Whether you want to go back and forth with a USB drive or do it over FTP (File Transfer Protocol), that’s up to you.
Getting PKG files onto the PS4 is really easy, but there are a few ways to do it. PKG files are commonly found on other systems and such, linking in the Playstation 4 with its UNIX and FreeBSD background. As you’ve probably guessed – PKG is a shortened version of package and is used by the PS4’s operating system to install the data to the console. Jailbreaking your PS4 opens the world of possibilities to custom apps that will usually come in PKG files. This is part of our Jailbreaking the PS4 series, if you’ve not done so and have a PlayStation 4 on 9.00 or below, then have a look at how to do it and install the Homebrew Store.
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