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PS4 CFW and Hacks       Thread starter sonik       Start date Oct 26, 2018 at 9:38 PM       136      
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Following the PS4 Remote Package Installer and RPI_GUI release I've made a GUI for Windows. It's portable and only needs the .Net Framework (4.5.2) followed by PS4RPI_02.rar, PS4RPI_03.rar, serve-win32.zip updates, PS4RPI_04.rar and more revisions below.

For the http server it uses miniweb.exe. It's included in the download. Please try it.

Download link: PS4RPIGUI: PS4 Remote Package Installer GUI (Latest Version) / ps4rpi_01.rar (319.6 KB) / ps4rpi_01.rar (Mirror) / PS4RPI_02.rar (224.2 KB) / PS4RPI_02.rar (Mirror) / PS4RPI_03.rar (273.2 KB) / ps4rpi_03.rar (Mirror) / serve-win.rar (7.2 MB) / serve-win.rar (Mirror) / serve-win32.zip (8.1 MB - Windows 32-bit Compiled) / serve-win32.zip (Mirror) / PS4RPI_04.rar (274 KB) / PS4RPI-v2.0-pre1.zip / GIT

I will add more features later and also implement some error catching.

PS4 Remote Package Installer Tutorial (5.05 Jailbreak)
PS4RPI PS4 Remote Package Installer GUI by Sonik.png
 

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It's working?
I have not tested neither miniweb or serve-win with extremely large pgk files. Don't know if will work.

@rustomen using the bat file? The "-n" parameter is to not copy to clipboard.
 
Now i'm getting "Configure your server start process here. Or just delete the bat and start the server manually. Press any key to continue . . ."
@sonik

i'm having the same problem as @vservis, i also deleted "C:\TEMP\" but the problem still persist. @Leeful
 
@rustomen You need to set up your batch file.
The two lines are examples for using miniweb or serve-win
I recommend using serve-win. Edit the bat file in notepad. Take out the REM word it should look like this:
Code:
serve-win.exe -n -l 8888 "C:\TEMP\"
You also have to set the folder where your pkg files are located.
If the exe files and pkg files are on the same folder you can omit it on the bat, leaving it like this:
Code:
serve-win.exe -n -l 8888
 
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