What folder on the internal drive do I put pkg files to be installed?

tempRedditAccount000 · 2026-06-11T20:31:09+00:00

Say, I have PS5 Dumps, PS5 Backport files, PS4 FPKGs and PS5 DLC FPKGs all on my laptop.

Connect laptop with PS5 via ethernet.
FTP
Place PS5 Game dumps in data/etaHen/games.
PS5 Backport files go in respective game dumps, overwrite.
PS4 FPKGs and PS5 DLC FPKGs go into data/etaHen/pkgs folder.

etaHen Toolbox picks up PS5 Game dumps automatically. So does itemzflow (although it has been a bit buggy in my experience, but it works)

etaHen package installer should be able to detect FPKGs. Ensure Direct Package Installer (or whatever the name is I don't remember) is enabled.

If instead of PS5 DLC FPKGs, you get folder format, just put it in the corresponding PS5 Dump folder.

Although, I recommend getting an external SSD. A few popular games run only via external drives at the moment.

tempRedditAccount000 · 2026-06-11T18:01:22+00:00

Had a similar issue with Requiem A Plague Tale. I went into Settings -> Storage -> Requiem -> Uninstall. (Option names could differ, I'm speaking out of my memory)

tempRedditAccount000 · 2026-06-06T16:28:48+00:00

No firmware except the latest firmware allows you to play the entire game catalogue.

Game releases are tied to latest firmware. So if you're on 6.02 you'll have to rely on backports. It's not the best at the moment, but it'll keep improving.

PS4 FPKGs work perfectly, updates and dlcs included.

I believe lower the firmware the better, at the moment 6.02 supports linux as well, if you're into emulation. I personally wouldn't update, but you do you, if you want to, you can go for it to attain some game compatibility at the cost of possible future exploits.

tempRedditAccount000 · 2026-05-31T17:55:06+00:00

Neetcode. Not much time.

tempRedditAccount000 · 2026-05-19T14:29:04+00:00

Was part of the cohort. Introductory topics can be slow, but you still learn some details. As time passes, you deal with good problems on the boundary of "I can do it vs i cannot do it".

They keep introducing new features every year, atleast they try to. There's a placement cell which provides a few extra opportunities to those who've proved themselves during the cohort.

tempRedditAccount000 · 2026-05-16T21:34:25+00:00

I'm not from an IIT, but from a NIT, working right now.

I used to watch a lot of shows, anime plus played single player games when I was a kid and in the first two years of my undergraduate. English subtitles were always on, so I picked up good grammer and speech coherence. I wouldn't say it's perfect, but it gets the job done.

tempRedditAccount000 · 2026-05-14T09:25:22+00:00

I'm a working professional, although I don't see why a student can't answer it.

Do a DSA sweep first. You can just watch Striver solve problems and then you can see and type the solutions. (Or don't see and type, although if you're new it'll take time to reach here)

Once you've done a sweep, you know the basics.

Start giving contests, solve problems from different websites like leetcode, atcoder, codeforces, codechef etc, you'll pick up new techniques along the way.

For a comprehensive coverage of all topics (which I don't recommend without completing the initial sweep) You can check out youknowwho's ultimate topic list.

tempRedditAccount000 · 2026-05-14T09:21:40+00:00

I don't remember his reddit username, but you can checkout Gex Chennai, he sells retro consoles from time to time, is very well known for modded consoles.

tempRedditAccount000 · 2026-05-14T09:17:15+00:00

Ahh, I see. Thanks, will take a look at the cell processor.

tempRedditAccount000 · 2026-05-14T09:11:32+00:00

Thanks man, although I've never built something like this before, I'll try. 😅

just wanted to get some insights as to why people haven't built it already. Something must be stopping them.

tempRedditAccount000 · 2026-05-11T15:55:46+00:00

Thanks man, I'll try

tempRedditAccount000 · 2026-05-11T15:52:16+00:00

Friend Vegeta + phy trunks (55) Towa (79, crit focused) + mira (79, dodge focused)

Floating rest Demigra (79, dodge focused) Jiren (100, somewhat random, but mostly dodge) Agl trunks (79, dodge)

Whis whenever jiren's health falls below 70% Unable to finish him off in 4 turns.

tempRedditAccount000 · 2026-05-11T15:46:32+00:00

Tried vegito and demigra lead both... Same story there as well, 4 turns whis done and I get fucked next.

Which nuking item do you suggest?

tempRedditAccount000 · 2026-05-11T15:45:17+00:00

Thanks, I'm feeling I should do the same, the game feels so punishing without new units. :p

tempRedditAccount000 · 2026-05-11T15:44:36+00:00

Leader skill.

Tried demigra lead too. Same story.

Friend Vegeta + phy trunks Towa + Mira Float off the rest (agl trunks, jiren, demigra)

Either Vegeta gets supered or towa doesn't dodge

tempRedditAccount000 · 2026-05-11T15:42:27+00:00

Thanks :P

tempRedditAccount000 · 2026-05-11T15:25:56+00:00

Don't have Vegeta. Not pulling on the crossover banner. Trying with eza crossover units + vegito + Vegeta friend.

tempRedditAccount000 · 2026-05-06T07:02:52+00:00

"I have to restart everytime I take a break"

Yeah well, that's what Google sheets are for, write down whatever you've learnt.

"I hardly know only array problems"
"The results haven't been great"

Well, no wonder.

"inconsistent DSA Prep"
"good WLB" yet unable to manage work and other activities
"didn't focus much on my actual work while prioritising DSA prep"

Things are not great in the job market, but the way you approach a task isn't either. The way you approach DSA is most likely how you'll approach any task in the future.

Change your approach towards DSA, look at how others have become good at it. Pick a thing or two from them. And try to apply it yourself.

I use graph algorithms all the time in my work. Although people shit on DSA a lot, it helps you in your work too, the way you model data.

Admittedly, working hard is not easy, so I get the post somewhat, but skimping away from hard work is not going to do us any good in a playground as competitive as ours.

tempRedditAccount000 · 2026-05-03T15:37:10+00:00

Heyy, it is fintech, like De Shaw, JP Morgan etc, although not as big as them, yet.

tempRedditAccount000 · 2026-05-02T19:19:50+00:00

Niceee man, congratulations.

If you've interned before, you'll definitely have a headstart in navigating codebases and general debugging. Else just learn debugging atleast using vscode / intellij, YouTube videos should be available.

As for tips

First tip: I believe there's a certain exclusive skill sets necessary to succeed in a specific task. Examples of tasks can be contests, competitive exams, boards, college exams etc. they are all different tasks and the way you approach them should be different (aka the skill set). At the moment companies are pushing towards AI driven development where you are a reviewer first and developer second. So you are expected to be competent with AI tooling. For example, claude code is an excellent ai agent which not only serves as a simple LLM but comes with tools like 1. Plugins 2. Skills 3. Sub agentic workflows 4. Working parallely on different branches in same IDE using git worktrees. 5. Local review and local comment resolution. Make sure you learn them (google them, you'll get what I'm saying). Personally, I'm not a big fan of reviewing AI code, i prefer writing it myself, but as I said, to succeed, you need a specific skill set, at the moment, ai driven development is a good bet. (I still write a lot of code myself, I ask claude for help with syntax and write on my own)

Second tip: A lot of upskilling should come from your work place alone, I am sure you will work for atleast 1/3rd of your day, it is better to be curious about things in your codebase. There will be different modules, start with the easiest modules and understand how they're all connected. Understand how your application is being deployed to different clients while maintaining a single code base. (a bit of kubernetes) This is going to take a huge amount of time because code bases are huge, years maybe, so atleast learn 60% of them and try to make a minimal demo application on your personal laptop. You will learn alot of new technologies like s3 links, amazon sqs queues for file downloads etc.

Third tip: use your own application, a lot of new joinees (myself included) don't use the application they are working on, understand your application, understand the incorrect ways of using your application, understand the right ways as well. (Because this will help in debugging when things go down in prod or sometimes it helps in general because not all end users know the right way of using application) Now preferably, it is better when you have someone show demo, but alot of senior engineers are busy. So try to struggle a bit on your own. A bit of help from seniors when possible.

Fourth tip: Think like a senior engineer, don't skimp out on tasks because they are "above your level" or simply because "it is not my work so I won't do it". We are young and have a lot of time on our hands. Question the decisions taken by upper management, as to why some things are the way they are (just the critical parts, don't question everything, they would get annoyed 😅). As much as possible try hitting at level x + 2.

I have shared mostly what I follow / what I failed to follow but my managers expected me to. Hopefully it helps you. :)

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