Rebug 4.65.2 REX - Missing Package Manager from XMB

[WOLF_MoDz--]

As the title says, I had Package Manager when I did the CFW upgrade, now it does not show up on the XMB under GAME and if I use Install Package Files from the Rebug Toolbox, it quits to XMB.
What happened, and how do I fix it?

 

[TotalModzHD]

try downgrading to 3.55, then installing 4.65.2 again

 

[WOLF_MoDz--]

I will try thanks

 

[WOLF_MoDz--]

Package Manager is BACK!!
I guess you learn something new everyday...
Someone please tell me why SEN Enabler makes Package Manager disappear from XMB on Rebug (maybe others too?)

 

[TotalModzHD]

Package Manager is BACK!!
I guess you learn something new everyday...
Someone please tell me why SEN Enabler makes Package Manager disappear from XMB on Rebug (maybe others too?)

you probably enabled ofw mode. this will temporarily disable and cfw syscalls, which sony can use to detect you being on a cfw

 

[WOLF_MoDz--]

Yes, but why does it physically hide *package manager* from the XMB? Can Sony see the XMB? Because other homebrew apps are not hidden, and the *store* related folders are still visible.
Not that it matters, I am just curious as to why this happens. I never noticed this behaviour until I switched to Rebug from Rogero. My guess is that it is caused by SEN enabler, this program is new to me and I only started using it after the CFW upgrade.

 

[TotalModzHD]

Yes, but why does it physically hide *package manager* from the XMB? Can Sony see the XMB? Because other homebrew apps are not hidden, and the *store* related folders are still visible.
Not that it matters, I am just curious as to why this happens. I never noticed this behaviour until I switched to Rebug from Rogero. My guess is that it is caused by SEN enabler, this program is new to me and I only started using it after the CFW upgrade.

well sony can see what applications are on your xmb, so it's always a safe bet to turn on ofw mode when not modding

 

[WOLF_MoDz--]

OK, thanks Total

 

[TotalModzHD]

OK, thanks Total

no problem

 

[Nostafaru]

OFW mode does not hide you completely, still high ban risk.

As long as a console is running unsigned code it can be detected. And they can easily check your system calls - etc.....

 

[TotalModzHD]

OFW mode does not hide you completely, still high ban risk.

As long as a console is running unsigned code it can be detected. And they can easily check your system calls - etc.....

but it definitely reduces the risk, i mean nothing prevents banning 100% but if you know what you're doing, you should only rarely have to buy console ids

EDIT: Just remembered, what I do is have an account on my PS3 that is not connected to a PSN account to run homebrew, mount games and clear the history. Then i sign in on my online account and rek scrubs all day long

 

[Nostafaru]

but it definitely reduces the risk, i mean nothing prevents banning 100% but if you know what you're doing, you should only rarely have to buy console ids

EDIT: Just remembered, what I do is have an account on my PS3 that is not connected to a PSN account to run homebrew, mount games and clear the history. Then i sign in on my online account and rek scrubs all day long

I dont do that stuff, i just sign in and that`s it.

i dont care if my CID gets banned, can easily ask someone for a private one, or use my flasher.

 

[WOLF_MoDz--]

I dont do that stuff, i just sign in and that`s it.

i dont care if my CID gets banned, can easily ask someone for a private one, or use my flasher.

How often do you end up CID banned, not ''protecting" yourself before sign in?

 

[Nick consonero]

you probably enabled ofw mode. this will temporarily disable and cfw syscalls, which sony can use to detect you being on a cfw

How long is it disabled for?

 

[CemeteryJazz]

How long is it disabled for?

Until you enable CFW mode again in the SEN application.

 

[Nick consonero]

Until you enable CFW mode again in the SEN application.

How??? Kik: vAnxietyClapz