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* [[PARAM.SFO]] of a [[Game Titles|Software Title]] can demand minimal version | * [[PARAM.SFO]] of a [[Game Titles|Software Title]] can demand minimal version | ||
* BD-ROM can (to compliment the afformentioned [[PARAM.SFO]]) also serve a <code>/PS4/UPDATE/PS4UPDATE.PUP</code> file<ref>PUP files on PS4 discs are 1GB, regardless of version, as they are zerofilled at the end of the file, just like PS3 PUP were zerofilled to 256MB. Hence, their hash will differ.</ref> | * BD-ROM can (to compliment the afformentioned [[PARAM.SFO]]) also serve a <code>/PS4/UPDATE/PS4UPDATE.PUP</code> file<ref>PUP files on PS4 discs are 1GB, regardless of version, as they are zerofilled at the end of the file, just like PS3 PUP were zerofilled to 256MB. Hence, their hash will differ.</ref> | ||
== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
Revision as of 03:31, 20 May 2014
PlayStation 4's Operating System
Name: ORBIS OS
Based on: FreeBSD 9.0
Platform: 64 bits (x86_64)
There are several means to get/do a system update:
- if automatic updating is enabled, the MediaCon will automatically download it and notify the user after finishing
- user can do manual update check in user interface
- user can enter Safe Mode and from there select updating
- PARAM.SFO of a Software Title can demand minimal version
- BD-ROM can (to compliment the afformentioned PARAM.SFO) also serve a
/PS4/UPDATE/PS4UPDATE.PUPfile[1]
Notes
- ↑ PUP files on PS4 discs are 1GB, regardless of version, as they are zerofilled at the end of the file, just like PS3 PUP were zerofilled to 256MB. Hence, their hash will differ.
