PS Vita Tutorial: How To Install SD2Vita Micro SD Card Adapter | 256GB Additional Space For Homebrew
4,996Welcome to a PS Vita Tutorial. In this video, I show you have to install the SD2Vita SD Card adapter onto our PS Vita. This is a very long tutorial as there are many steps to accomplish this vigorous task.
If you have any questions or are hesitant about something please stop and ask for help via forums or comment down below.
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▽ PS Vita StorageMgr
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Configuration guidelines:
MCD refers to the official Sony Memory card. MCD=uma0 should be kept as-is if you plan to keep a Sony memory card in your device, and removed otherwise
INT refers to the internal memory (1GB on PSVita Slim/PS TV). INT=imc0 should be kept as-is for PS Vita 2000 and PS TV users, and removed for PS Vita 1000 users
GCD refers to the micro SD card inserted into an SD2Vita adapter. GCD=ux0 should be kept as-is for SD2Vita users. PS TV and PSVD for PSVita 3G users should change this line to UMA=ux0.
UMA refers to USB mass storage for PS TV or micro SD inserted into a PSVD for PSVita 3G.
UMA=grw0 should be removed unless you have multiple storage devices (in which case the device which is not assigned to ux0: should be assigned to grw0:
*KERNEL line: ur0:tai/storagemgr.skprx
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https://www.codedonut.com/ps-vita-hacking/ps-vita-how-to-set-up-sd2vita-tutorial-storagemgr-plugin/
▽ Big Thanks to the author
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~ Disclaimer ~
I am not responsible for any damage that happens to your system. Please follow all the steps carefully and if you are hesitant about something please STOP and ask questions or do your own research. Make sure you have a good running computer, charged battery, power cable connected, and a reliable USB cable to prevent any damage to your console.
I will not in any way replace, pay, or fix your device. Proceed at your own risk.
This tutorial was created to help fellow enthusiasts and users of the Playstation Portable. I do my best to clearly explain the steps necessary to accomplish the task at hand mentioned in this video. I do NOT consider myself a professional but more as an amateur and mostly an enthusiast.
All credit for any applications, emulators, games, and any other utilities should go solely to the creator. I do not own any of them, however, I do own the created video, voice-over, and a PSP console shown in this video.
This video is not intended for children under the age of 13.
Thank you for watching, I really do appreciate it.
- Reynaldo Robles Junior
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