I've got 18gb left hen loaded and not signed into psn and this is allowing me to download legit disc game update from psn servers similar in the fashion that ps3 allowed legit games to be updated without signing into psn, the only difference here is I've 'activated' a new unused user account on my ps4 via the homebrew app that recently had been released/updated for 7.02, but have not logged into psn with any account on this ps4 and am able to download updates. So without logging into psn it is allowing me to update games without updating my ps4. I only used the homebrew online account activator. however, you can use duxa if you ever need to remarry a pkg. I don't know if that means all fingerprints should theoretically be the same though. you can see the fingerprint in orbis, and it's tied to the passcode, which all fake pkgs are 32 0s. I asked default dnb, and he thought it was due to the fingerprint. I'm not really sure why pkgs have to be remarried. I'm pretty sure you won't have to remarry the pkg if it's from a separate dump as long as the base pkg used for the update is the same fake pkg you made in the initial dump (the one you installed). it's fine if it's just the game, then make a small backport patch for it, because they're not overriding each other, and the app version is always increased by 1 whether it's a fake patch or a patch of a patch, if that makes sense. I think it might've overridden the original update. I redid my backports a couple months ago, because originally, I made updates, then created a backport of the update and installed it. I did notice that my street fighter v game I got from humble bundle had two updates in the patch folder, and both were exactly the same size, so I don't know what was up with that. I don't know if you can have more than one update on the system at once, since they're all basically packages that don't override each other afaik. you can merge them with copy /b command in cmd prompt. they're all legit updates, some directly from sony, because a lot, if not most or all, god links for the ps4 are split in 4GB sections for some reason. there was at one time like four of those sites, and they had back updates.

some people claimed you either needed to be on the latest firmware or be completely open to downloading updates, system or game.Īre you using a dns? btw, you can get updates from several websites like orbis modding and patches and whatnot. I think I could still get game updates though, just not sure. it would block psn access and updating from system settings. after that, you could delete the update (not sure if you could if fully downloaded though) in the notifications section. Click to expand.the tutorial is for blocking system updates, which were important before I think 4.55.

Ps4 wont update games