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* The update location for [[Safe Mode]] is the same as from the normal user interface. | * The update location for [[Safe Mode]] is the same as from the normal user interface. | ||
* The update location for disc media (CD, DVD, BD-ROM<ref>BD-ROM works, CD | * The update location for disc media (CD, DVD, BD-ROM<ref>BD-ROM works, CD/DVD is untested, please report!</ref>) is <code>/PS4/UPDATE/PS4UPDATE.PUP</code> | ||
* The update data for Development Kit and Testing Kit is <code>%SCE_ROOT_DIR%\ORBIS\System Update Files\PS4UPDATE-<span style="color:darkgreen;font-style:italic;">type</span>-<span style="color:darkgreen;font-style:italic;">version</span>.PUP</code> (<ref>one single type e.g. ''DEHT'', ''devkit-GEN1'', ''devkit-GEN2'', ''devkit-GEN3'', ''TestKit'', ''testkit-GEN2'', ''testkit-GEN3'' etc.</ref>, <ref>version without dots, notated as <code>M_mmm_sss</code> e.g. ''0_800_030''</ref>) | * The update data for Development Kit and Testing Kit is <code>%SCE_ROOT_DIR%\ORBIS\System Update Files\PS4UPDATE-<span style="color:darkgreen;font-style:italic;">type</span>-<span style="color:darkgreen;font-style:italic;">version</span>.PUP</code> (<ref>one single type e.g. ''DEHT'', ''devkit-GEN1'', ''devkit-GEN2'', ''devkit-GEN3'', ''TestKit'', ''testkit-GEN2'', ''testkit-GEN3'' etc.</ref>, <ref>version without dots, notated as <code>M_mmm_sss</code> e.g. ''0_800_030''</ref>) | ||
* For updating with a single firmware PUP, Development Kit and Testing Kit use the same folder structure as Retail : <code>/PS4/UPDATE/PS4UPDATE.PUP</code> | * For updating with a single firmware PUP, Development Kit and Testing Kit use the same folder structure as Retail : <code>/PS4/UPDATE/PS4UPDATE.PUP</code> | ||
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* If the stick is formatted FAT32 and still not working, consider other stick or use this tool: http://www.pendrivelinux.com/restoring-your-usb-key-partition/ | * If the stick is formatted FAT32 and still not working, consider other stick or use this tool: http://www.pendrivelinux.com/restoring-your-usb-key-partition/ | ||
* Most USB Mass Storage Devices that’ll work effortless with PenDrive Linux, will also work with the PS4. Those USB Mass Storage Devices are most likely also the ones giving you the least problems under more exotic platforms like PSX/PSone, PS2/PStwo, PS3, Xbox/X360/Xbox-one, Gamecube/Wii/WiiU etc. | * Most USB Mass Storage Devices that’ll work effortless with PenDrive Linux, will also work with the PS4. Those USB Mass Storage Devices are most likely also the ones giving you the least problems under more exotic platforms like PSX/PSone, PS2/PStwo, PS3, Xbox/X360/Xbox-one, Gamecube/Wii/WiiU etc. | ||
* Make sure no disc is inside the | * Make sure no disc is inside the drive otherwise it will try to install that one instead of the one on USB Mass Storage Device! | ||
* Make sure the media is not readonly (e.g. USB Stick with readonly tab) | * Make sure the media is not readonly (e.g. USB Stick with readonly tab) | ||
* GUID Partition Table (GPT) is not supported, only MBR | * GUID Partition Table (GPT) is not supported, only MBR | ||