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Before anything else follow this aswell you forgot this its very important


[III] – How to write the configuration file in order to pack
the PKG
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 you are finished, you can continue to the final stage: Packing
Your First PKG File!


So here we are, the final stage of the operation where we can form our very own PKG
file and install it onto our PS3! In order to follow this section, you must be on your
chosen Linux Distro, and have your configuration file, PKG contents and the PS3 SDK
readily available. I am going to assume that all of those things are on your Desktop.

+ Desktop
- config.txt
+ BLES00232
- PARAM.SFO
- ICON0.PNG
+ USRDIR
- EBOOT.BIN
+ PS3 SDK


Now open up a Terminal window and issue this commands:
$ cd ‘root/Desktop/PS3 SDK/ps3/cell/host-linux/bin’
$ make_package_npdrm ‘root/Desktop/config.txt’ ‘root/Desktop/BLES00232’
Here is the syntax for the command:
make_package_npdrm <configuration file> <PKG Contents Directory>
Now, in whatever directory you ran the command from (in my example it’s the bin
folder) will be your PKG file named as whatever the Content-ID was in your configuration
file. Feel free to rename this to whatever you want and share with the community at
Next Gen Update and PS3 News.

is there any signed ftp pkgs. plz PM me. ill rep

This is worthless anyway we can't sign the .PKG i just wish Geohot would release them damn tools :p