Copy result PKG file and paste it Resigner Master2>PS3Xploit-resigner-master>input>pkgs folder. Go forward to cancel the Config step.Sign result PKGOnce the make PKG process is done. Make PKG Click on Make PKG to start PKG building process.Leave Config stepIt will ask you to select a config file.
Rename result fileGo to result folder and rename your result file name. to Change game logo and background image (Optional) Go to Make PKG on PS2 Classic GUI and change game logo and background image by clicking game logo and background image.
Go to PS2 Classics GUI and run PS2 Classic GUI exeEncrypt ImageOpen your PS2 ISO or BIN formatted game file.Start Encrypt ProcessLeave everything default and start encrypt process.Save ENC fileOnce your Encrypt process is done. Time needed: 5 minutes.How to Install PS2 games on PS3Extract required files Extract PS2 Classics Placeholder R3 to USB, make sure the.pkg is in the root and the license and exdata folder are also in the root of USB-Install react PSN and PS2 Classics Placeholder by 'install package files' -Create new user 'aa' and log in -Start ReactPSN, system will reboot (if done correctly). But I still have the problem I had before - in some games - not all - actually so far it only happens in COD MW 2 and 3 (bizarre!) and one time on Ghost Recon, after some minutes of playing the PS3 (even on solo mode) just shuts down while blinking red. So I just spent a lovely afternoon disassembling my old PS3 FAT, cleaning it, applying new thermal paste, and upgrading the hard drive. I have no idea how to go to solving this and whatever I try searching this issue leads me to a dead end. Hello everyone, I've been having this recent problem when trying to play PS2 games (Both classics and seperate ISOs). Read Before Update, New Gamers - Layman's guide to getting started. Enable Debug PKG mode and install PS2 Classic Placeholder PKG. Instead I used the PS2 Classics GUI PC App which I normally use to encrypt my PS2 ISOs, there is an option to create a PKG from your ISO, use that.
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