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Ok after lots of trial and error I got fallout new vegas to load, but now the problem is I always get an error saying that my ps3 doesnt have enough free space to install the game (4560mb) when i checked my system settings i have 218 gigs of free space on my hardrive wtf? does anyone know how to fix this?
PLEASE HELP, im begging here i been at it all night...
bumping for help or at least confirmation that it wont work...
I've read that deleting anything from the hard drive and then trying again will get it to work.
If that doesn't work then I reccommend editing the EBOOT to look at USB and load the game from there, since I presume the install problems happen because there is clash between a game loading from the HDD and wanting to install to the HDD (fair enough this doesn't happen with the mounting method, but in that case the PS3 thinks the HDD game is a disc).
I had exactly the same issue and deleted something from the HDD using the XMB before running the game again (usually an old save game).
Good luck!
sorry guys but im using the direct boot method for 3.55cfw and its giving me this, i tried deleting something and trying again still wont work anymore suggestions?
p.s I dont have an external hdd just a 320 gig internal
Then it just might be the game doesn't work with the path changed to HDD.
So i took a stab at this one as well with my own disc.
First tried the pkg's out there, on 3.41, i got the disk space issue.
Followed the tutorials, and made my own PKG, edited dev_bdvd -> dev_hdd0 (3 occurances) and repackaged. Now it seems the eboot.bin does not find the game files, it tries to show an error, but can't find the ini file to read it from.
Only changing dev_bdvd -> dev_hdd0 should be good, right? Shouldn't it look in dev_hdd0/BLES00901/usrdir from then on?
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Originally Posted by Asure
no but right next to the string that you change to hdd0 there should be some thing that says Ps3_game thats where it is looking for the new vegas data
So, to get it to work from hdd0/game folder..
/dev_hdd0/PS3_GAME/USRDIR/
i changed it to
/dev_hdd0/game/BLES00901/USRDIR
Still complaining about diskspace, but it's showing the error at least.
What if you try a different directory for the game, it sounds like the problem is that youre using /dev_hdd0/game/BLES00901/USRDIR which is what the game wants to create and install to. Make it something like "/dev_hdd0/game/BLES00001/USRDIR" and delete /dev_hdd0/game/BLES00901/. This way the game will use "/dev_hdd0/game/BLES00001/USRDIR" as the boot directory and still be able to create /dev_hdd0/game/BLES00901/ for its install directory.