If you downloaded a "PSN RIP" or a "PS2 Classic" from a sketchy forum, you were downloading someone’s hard work. They didn't just copy the game files. They had to boot the game, watch it crash, analyze the crash logs, open a text editor, write a config.txt , repack the PKG, and try again.
The game lived again. And for one more night, so did the ghost in the machine. All thanks to a 8-kilobyte text file. pkgi ps3 config.txt
The file was called config.txt . It was small, barely 4 kilobytes, but to Miri, it felt like the scroll to a treasure map. If you downloaded a "PSN RIP" or a
Without config.txt , PKGi will either fail to launch or show a blank list of games. The game lived again
Once your file is saved, you need to transfer it to the correct internal directory on your PlayStation 3 hard drive. Method 1: Using a USB Drive and multiMAN / irisMAN