(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); After using Psnpatch to try and get my games to work in multiman ( i hit X to load the game) and nothing appears in my game options....

NOW im fucking having trouble connecting to ccapi since I disabled syscalls or whatever, PSNPatch isnt letting me re-enable it or whatever... Sigh problem after problem my anxiety is kicking in


EDIT: NOW NOTHING IS SHOWING UP IN MY GAMES AND MEDIA ETC WHAT THE FUCK ALL MY SHIT IS GONE??? I cant open anything homebrew?

Okay fixed it not showing up, however I still can't connect to CCAPI and it wont let me load my games in multi-man

Ever since it saying "CFW SYSCALLS ARE ALREADY DISABLED" my CCAPI doesn't work.

Have you tried loading your game first?

Well when I am in multiman I press X on GTA 5 or triangle then load and it doesnt appear in my games list.


I need more help fixing the fact that I pressed Square in PSNPatch now its not showing how to reverse and i cant get into CCAPI, please help


(game works with the disc in if thats what youre asking),


isnt there supposed to be a "Mount" option or something?

Try checking if your BD-ROM Emulator is set to Enabled or Disabled. If it is set to Disabled, switch it to Enabled. (BD-ROM Emulator is located at the settings section of Multiman.)
I think that should help fix your issue

I also watched a video on that, it was already on enabled and i tried disabling, restarting, then enabling and restarting then pressing X to load game it still didnt work?

I fixed my CCAPI issue the only problem was that my internet connection was turned off on my ps3

Are you running PSN Patch prior to loading your game via multiMAN? If so, your BD-ROM Emulator will automatically switch to unavailable and your game will never load.

I only ran PSNPatch once and hit Square, I didnt get a chance to spoof my ID's I just syscalled if that makes any sense. Sorry these terms are new to me. Is there any way to reverse what Ive done with PSNPatch

You can disable you syscalls with ccapi just hit "OFW mode"