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Homebrew ports (games with a title ID of their own instead of CUSA, such as SMW or Smash Ultimate) are played from the pkg like any game; big add-ons are installed on their own, so games see them; and small homebrew apps can be sent from the panel and installed. Tested on a PS4 on firmware 13.52 with GoldHEN: SMW (SMWR00001, 5.5 GB) from a NAS over SMB without installing it; Marvel's Spider-Man's three story add-ons (7.3 GB) installed from the NAS in about a minute and a half, all of them showing in the game; PS4SX2 (a 50 MB emulator) sent from the panel and installed.

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• Ports homebrew: los juegos que no son CUSA (SMWR00001, SSBU00001…) se usan desde el pkg como cualquier juego, desde un USB, la memoria interna o un NAS. Como un port y una app homebrew son iguales por dentro, se distinguen por el peso: lo que no es CUSA se usa si pesa 1 GB o más (un port lleva los datos del juego); las apps, de pocos MB, se siguen instalando de la forma normal.
• Un port o una app que ya tengas instalado de la forma normal no se toca: para jugarlo desde el pkg, desinstálalo primero (las partidas guardadas se conservan).
• Las apps del sistema (NPXS) y los juegos de PS5 (PPSA) no se usan nunca.
• Al actualizar, los pkgs que la versión anterior había descartado se vuelven a revisar con las reglas nuevas.
• DLC grandes (más de 256 MB): se instalan solos con el instalador del sistema, en segundo plano, porque un juego solo ve un DLC que el sistema tiene anotado como instalado (antes se montaban y el juego no los veía). Ocupan memoria interna: antes se comprueba que haya sitio, y se avisa al empezar y cuando cada uno está listo. Se puede apagar en Ajustes → Instalar también los DLC grandes.
• Enviar e instalar apps homebrew: en Enviar juegos, una app de menos de 1 GB ya no se rechaza sin más: sale como Lista para instalar, se envía a la consola y se instala con el instalador del sistema; la copia se borra cuando ya está instalada.

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• Homebrew ports: games that are not CUSA (SMWR00001, SSBU00001…) are used from the pkg like any game, from a USB drive, the console's storage or a NAS. A port and a homebrew app look the same inside, so they are told apart by size: what is not CUSA is used when it weighs 1 GB or more (a port carries the game's data); apps, a few MB, are still installed the usual way.
• A port or app already installed the usual way is left alone: to play it from the pkg, uninstall it first (saved games are kept).
• System apps (NPXS) and PS5 games (PPSA) are never used.
• On upgrade, the pkgs the previous version had turned down are checked again with the new rules.
• Big add-ons (over 256 MB) are installed on their own with the system's installer, in the background, because a game only sees an add-on the system has recorded as installed (they used to be mounted, and games did not see them). They take internal space: there has to be room first, and there is a notice when they start and when each one is ready. It can be turned off in Settings → Also install big add-ons.
• Send and install homebrew apps: in Send games, an app under 1 GB is no longer just turned down: it shows as Ready to install, is sent to the console and installed with the system's installer; the copy is deleted once it is installed.