Hacking Does remote pkg installer work on win7 cause i tried everything

[elroche]

My usb died on me a week ago, so i thought why not try remote pkg install lol. I have a windows 7 laptop and managed to share internet connection with the ps4( lan method ), saw like 100 tutorials everything looked ok installed node, I tried like you can say all the remote pkg installers out there and nothing worked, tried the ps4 pkg sender it said failed json, and another pkg sender( it says conneted ) got failed http 500, with pakee (again it checks as connected with the ps4) its an error occured, with the bat file nothing i dont even know what happened there, i tried the modded warfare one 1.0 and 1.2 again nothing, I even disabled the fire wall, tried hen 1.8, tried hen 2.2.
So I tried the wifi method didnt work ( same problems), and then i thought maybe it wont work with windows 7, is there anyone who managed to do it with win7? what else can i do to make it work
Im on 5.05

 

[MostlyUnharmful]

The "remote PKG installer" only needs a working/accessible web server in your LAN, it doesn't need a specific OS version, all the work is done by the web API exposed by the installer itself running on the PS4.

In your case I would stick to curl like flatz showed in the readme of the installer, so start with:

curl --data '{"title_id":"NPXS20102"}' 'http://your_console_IP_address:12800/api/is_exists

"NPXS20102" should be the web browser's titleid, launching the command above on a shell should output a JSON string with a few fields with understandable meaning.

I don't want to know how you connect your console with your laptop, the most trivial way is using a switch/router but if you know the basics of networking you only need an Ethernet cable. If the command above doesn't work your console can't see your laptop so you need to fix that.

If the command above reports something, verify the path of the packages served by the web server and put the correct path in

curl -v 'http://your_console_IP_address:12800/api/install' --data '{"type":"direct","packages":["http://your_laptop_IP_address/path_to_the_package"]}'

With a device other than your laptop, when you put "http://your_laptop_IP_address/path_to_the_package" in a web browser you should be able to download the package, if it doesn't work you need to fix it...

 

[elroche]

The "remote PKG installer" only needs a working/accessible web server in your LAN, it doesn't need a specific OS version, all the work is done by the web API exposed by the installer itself running on the PS4.

In your case I would stick to curl like flatz showed in the readme of the installer, so start with:

curl --data '{"title_id":"NPXS20102"}' 'http://your_console_IP_address:12800/api/is_exists

"NPXS20102" should be the web browser's titleid, launching the command above on a shell should output a JSON string with a few fields with understandable meaning.

I don't want to know how you connect your console with your laptop, the most trivial way is using a switch/router but if you know the basics of networking you only need an Ethernet cable. If the command above doesn't work your console can't see your laptop so you need to fix that.

If the command above reports something, verify the path of the packages served by the web server and put the correct path in

curl -v 'http://your_console_IP_address:12800/api/install' --data '{"type":"direct","packages":["http://your_laptop_IP_address/path_to_the_package"]}'

With a device other than your laptop, when you put "http://your_laptop_IP_address/path_to_the_package" in a web browser you should be able to download the package, if it doesn't work you need to fix it...

thanks man i ll try it as soon as possible