OK, I'll choose "Internal Storage", then.
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OK, I'll choose "Internal Storage", then.
What if I set it to "Default", instead? What is it used for, to begin with?
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Try it! I'm not positive what default uma0 is. I think it's a mounting place that isn't normally occupied (like USB on a computer is normally empty).
Homebrew uses it as the secondary location - so you want to mount extra storage there. uma0 can't be used for bubbles on the homescreen, but you can put PSP, PS1 games or other roms in there. I think you can put video and music there too.
You could get a SD2Vita and use that for Roms in uma0 if you choose. Mounting the internal storage to that can help if you need to set it up with emergency apps or something.
OK, I'll try it.
Should all plugins and apps (except VitaDeploy's) be installed before inserting the microSD card, checking "Use YAMT" and mounting YAMT's partitions? It's just that I want to know step-by-step in case I have to format the microSD card and the PS Vita for some reason.
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You shouldn't have to do anything with plugins... besides removing StorageMgr
This is the PSTV right?
If you set ux0 to USB and restart, your games will be there.
I'm worried that you might not have VitaShell on the USB. Try it. If it won't start we can copy it from internal storage or install from a homebrew store.
And, now that you are using YAMT - you can always mount anything or nothing from settings. You don't need apps to do that anymore. 
You won't need to format the Vita/PSTV again.
You won't need to format the Vita/PSTV again.
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No you are still in the Vita.
You don't need to change any apps or any other plugins. Your SD2Vita is already set up.
Sorry, I'm at work (I have some time between calls).
No, the PS Vita.
Is there a step-by-step order, like install 3.73 OFW, insert the microSD card on the PS Vita (or insert it before updating to 3.73 OFW), download h-encore² and VitaDeploy from the PC and copy them to the PS Vita, run h-encore² and click "Exit", run Settings, click "HENkaku settings", check "Enable Unsafe Homebrew", run VitaDeploy, click "App downloader", click the wanted apps (in this case, "VitaShell", "iTLS installer", "Adrenaline" and "PKGj"), install them and delete their installers from VitaShell, run VitaDeploy, click "Install a different OS", click "PlayStation Update Package", click "Target firmware:ud0;PSP2UPDATE/PSP2UPDAT.PUP", choose the "Download 3.60 PUP" setting, click "taiHEN configuration:", choose the "R + YAMT" taiHEN configuration setting, check "Install enso", click "Install the selected firmware", download AutoPlugin II from the PC, copy it to the PS Vita's ux0 folder, install it on the PS Vita and delete its installer, run AutoPlugin II, install the wanted plugins, install all the wanted games and DLCs, run Settings, click "Devices", click "Storage Devices", check "Use YAMT", click "ux0:" and choose the "SD2Vita" setting, click "uma0:" and choose the "Default" setting and restart the PS Vita?
It's just that I want to know a step-by-step order (if there is one) in case I have to format the microSD card and the PS Vita for some reason.
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Your steps don't look terrible (besides the formatting), it's hard to look at hacking a vita via text at the moment.
I have never installed the additional software in VitaDeploy before downgrading to 3.60, I've always done it after. No harm in if it works.
On a fresh install, before setting ux0 to SD2Vita, you may want to mount SD2Vita to uma0 and copy everything from ux0 to uma0 (using Vitashell. Triangle menu in ux0 - mark All, triangle copy, triangle paste in uma0). Then you would have all the same apps installed on SD2VITA when you boot with SD2VITA on ux0 for the first time.
I have never installed the additional software in VitaDeploy before downgrading to 3.60, I've always done it after. No harm in if it works.
On a fresh install, before setting ux0 to SD2Vita, you may want to mount SD2Vita to uma0 and copy everything from ux0 to uma0 (using Vitashell. Triangle menu in ux0 - mark All, triangle copy, triangle paste in uma0). Then you would have all the same apps installed on SD2VITA when you boot with SD2VITA on ux0 for the first time.
Many. If you want to FTP your config to your phone or computer and then copy/paste what's in it to a Reply we can look at it and point them out.
If your battery is dying, they cost about $20USD and are pretty easy to replace.
A Vita SLIM should last about 5.5-6.5 hours on Minecraft (max CPU and GPU load without overclock) with the screen dim, no volume, no WiFi, no Bluetooth. If you are using WiFi it can steal the battery pretty quick.
Sorry, but I don't get what you said in the last paragraph. Before setting "ux0:" to "SD2VITA" in YAMT, I'd set "uma0:" to "SD2VITA" on it, restart the PS Vita, copy everything from ux0 to uma0 using VitaShell, set "ux0" to "SD2VITA" in YAMT and restart the PS Vita? Why would I do that?
I don't think I have any of those apps because they might wear the battery faster (if I do, I think there are only a few) although they might decrease loading times as well. Since the PS TV doesn't have a battery, I guess I could install at least some of them on it. I don't know how to download it to my phone nor where the file is located on the PS Vita in the first place.
I'm not sure if the battery is dying. I never had a PS Vita until recently. My Wi-Fi is turned on because I didn't even knew it could wear the battery that much but I need maximum brightness and some volume (the latter only when playing).
Also, does Adrenaline use PRO-C2? According to what I've searched, there's a more recent PSP CFW which is better than it and is called ARK-4 (the latest version is 10). What are the differences between these two PSP CFWs and is it possible to use ARK-4 on PS Vita and PS TV? I also have a PSP with CFW 6.61 PRO-C2 installed so should I remove it and install ARK-4?
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Because they wouldn't be installed on a fresh MicroSD, you installed them to internal storage and only one device can be mounted to ux0.
I don't know much about PSP CFW anymore. I was into it during the days of DarkAlex and I stopped during M-33.
Well, but I wouldn't be able to install all the things I want on the internal storage so that wouldn't be useful for me, I guess (only if I just installed the apps and plugins, I think).
How can the plugin configuration be downloaded to my phone and where is it located on the PS Vita in the first place? I can download it to my PC if I find where it is but I'd like to know how to download it to my phone.
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I have no idea what this means.
Why, if you copy your internal storage to your SD2VITA, would you not be able to install what you want?
You copy all content from internal storage while internal storage is ux0 and your SD2VITA is uma0.
Then you mount SD2Vita as ux0.
You do this so that SD2Vita has your installed apps.
And, now that you are using YAMT - you can always mount anything or nothing from settings. You don't need apps to do that anymore.
May apps, plugins, games, DLC, etc., keep being installed since problems shouldn't arise?
Sorry, I thought I had to copy all my data to the internal storage and so I wouldn't have enough storage.
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I use an Android app called X-Plore and access my ftp location on my vita or PSTV.
The config is located in ur0:/tai/ it's called config.txt
If you have already switched your ux0 to your SD2VITA (on Vita) or USB (PSTV) install away...
You keep adding this to your post... Is there some reason?
iTLS Enso adds the communication with PSN functions from 3.73 to your 3.60 Enso vita.
Edit: Lol, now you removed them. I thought there was a question that I was missing.
Cheers
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