250GB drive

[nickcat1]

I have a 11.02 PS4 with a higher version of Netflix. My drive is 250GB which works with extended storage. My PS4 is on 9.00. Can I still do this?

[DrYenyen]

I have a 11.02 PS4 with a higher version of Netflix. My drive is 250GB which works with extended storage. My PS4 is on 9.00. Can I still do this?

You need to have a license for Netflix if you do you're good. Now to install the vulnerable Netflix app you can just jailbreak with a WebKit exploit first then install the retail 1.53 version for your region which you have the license for.

[nickcat1]

The Netflix license is on the 11.02 PS4. I tried moving Netflix to my 9.00 system downgrading it, then moving it to the 11.02 system but I get this error. You must update the application to start it.

[DrYenyen]

The Netflix license is on the 11.02 PS4. I tried moving Netflix to my 9.00 system downgrading it, then moving it to the 11.02 system but I get this error. You must update the application to start it.

If you get the option choose to update later if not delete it then move the 1.53 application again and this time it should work. If not send me a message on discord or go to the support discord for Netflix-N-Hack, we had someone resolve this but we didn't get a lot of details from them.

[nickcat1]

Got it. What I did was delete Netflix on the 11.02 system. Then I installed Netflix on my 9.00 PS4 and transferred it over extended storage.

[nickcat1]

I notice that the minimum storage requirements are 256GB. I would be interested in lowering it to 250GB. I use Linux btw.

[DrYenyen]

I notice that the minimum storage requirements are 256GB. I would be interested in lowering it to 250GB. I use Linux btw.

They take a bit too long to make for it to be comfortable for people to make in their spare time. We'll consider if we can manage to do it and maybe give you a ping if we can't.

[derman571]

I also noticed storage mediums advertised as 256 GB drives don't work because the image will simply not fit on the storage device, mainly due to the way manufacturers define 1 GB as 10^9 bytes as opposed to 1 GiB which is 2^30 bytes. Adding to what @nickcat1 mentioned, I presume the majority of enthusiasts have access to 250 GB HDDs as that size was (at a time) pretty much standard.

Attached is my attempt to flash to a 256 GB SanDisk SD card:

[nickcat1]

Ok, I would be happy to make an img file for you. Which version do you have? US, EU, or JP?

[derman571]

@nickcat1 I would like to actually get familiar with the process, but it depends on what's needed to get started.

[DrYenyen]

Ok, I would be happy to make an img file for you. Which version do you have? US, EU, or JP?

Is your 250GB drive an SSD?

[derman571]

@DrYenyen , it's a 250GB (232.831 GiB) HDD. I'll be using a US image

[DrYenyen]

@DrYenyen , it's a 250GB (232.831 GiB) HDD. I'll be using a US image

I didn't reply to you so I don't understand your reply sorry :/

An HDD can't be used to create the image we share because it won't compress it'll be full size and we can't share that.

If someone has a 250GB SSD they can reply to me and I'll guide them on how to make the images.

[nickcat1]

Is your 250GB drive an SSD?

It's a HDD. Anyways, I made a PS4 US Netflix backup. It needs to be tested but here. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KG5NODaRRTZEhDgnlnd2lKSNvhLQUdk6

[DrYenyen]

Is your 250GB drive an SSD?

It's a HDD. Anyways, I made a PS4 US Netflix backup.

How large did it end up being?

[DrYenyen]

Is your 250GB drive an SSD?

It's a HDD. Anyways, I made a PS4 US Netflix backup. It needs to be tested but here. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ARi2zk0HuUmksJmPn98wJ37IfGwR8Jwa

That's so weird my 250GB drive made a full size file. Did you 0 out your drive before doing it or? What is the file in the zip...? It looks like it won't be usable...