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I recently found You must login or register to view this content. tutorial on the Internet, teaching us a way to unpack and edit .pkg files.

I read this tutorial until I saw one section that read:

    [B]{III} – How to write the configuration file in order to pack the PKG[/B]

 

The configuration file is possibly the most important thing to get right  while packing a PKG. It contains all the necessary information in order  to pack your PKG with the correct settings. Below is an example of a  configuration file.

 

Content-ID = EP0001-BLES00232_00-XCELLERATORSTEAL      >> Name given to PKG

K_licensee = 0x00000000000000000000000000000000            >> License No. (unique)

DRM_Type = Free                                                                         >> Free or Local (Paid)

Content_Type = GameExec                                                            >> PKG Content Type

PackageVersion = 01.00                                                                 >> Package Version

 

This is where I had to experiment a bit. In the SDK v1.92 Documentation,  configuration files are slightly different. In the 1.92 version the  Content_Type would be Game_Data, but in the 1.6 version, it’s GameExec.  The Content-ID does not matter as long as it follows the following  layout: XXYYYY-XXXXYYYYY_00-XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX. DRM_Type specifies whether  this PKG is Free (no activation needed) or Local (activation needed via  PSN Store). Follow the above layout exactly as it is and make sure you  customise it so it suits your needs. If you make any errors, you will  not be able to form your PKG file. (Don’t worry, you’ll just have to  come back and fix the file!)

When I read this, I wondered if it would be possible to unpack a .pkg PSN Game, make a config.txt file replacing the "Local" value with "Free," thereby making the game not need authentication from the Store.

I have done everything correctly except the Repacking part, which I seem to cannot accomplish. It always insists I type in a "target directory," which I always do.

Any help with this would be appreciated.