There were a few issues with the unmodified code, it is actually meant for an ESP32 with PSRAM, which augments the 520kb normally available with up to another 8mb! That’s it, I hope I could help as much people as possible.I got this up and running and that was really cool to see some actual video signals I was sending from a bare ESP32 to the TV.

Drag / drop from the left to the right folder on your Backup, eg BLESXXXXX or BLUSXXXXX DRAG -> INSERT (this will work not only for games but also for any kind of file).

If that does not work, check in Filezilla / Edit / Settings / Connection / FTP / Transfer Mode, and check the box “Activate”. You can access now the hard drive of your PS3. Enter the IP address of your PS3 in Filezilla top left, in “host” then click on “Quick Connect” on the right.

Select at the bottom “Avtivate (No Timeout)”.

Return in Multiman, then Settings and then FTP service.

Look at the bottom, and take note of your IP address : “PS3 IP”.

A menu will appear on your right, click on Advanced Settings.Go to the Games in XMB, and then launch Multiman.Then in Internet connection, activate the internet connection.Go to SETTINGS and then NETWORK SETTINGS.Install Multiman (link above) if you don’t have it installed or update from your PS3 in Multiman => Update.Plug your Ethernet cable into the BOX or router in the port RJ45 (regardless of your model).Latest version of multiman installed, you can download multiman here.FileZilla : you can download it here :.

Hello, here’s a tutorial that will explain how to use Multiman to transfer your backup from PC to PS3 with Filezilla via Ethernet cable, and how to access your HDD (internal hard disk of the PS3) from your computer.

Ps3 remote for mac