
Double click on one of the empty fields under the "IDC" pictures and select your PKG from your PC.

Using Install Disc Creator, you can create an ISO with multiple PKGs on it that you can install from your ODE manager. For DLC, install the latest game update after the DLC to fix issues.You should now be able to launch the PKG directly from the XMB.If the game doesn't appear right away, try to eject the disk and mount any PS3 games on ODE Browser. Double click and click OK to unpack the package. Open the File Manager and click dev_usb00X and browse to the PKG.Select the SonicMAN ODE from the browser, mount, and launch it.Copy the PKG file to your USB stick, and plug it to your PS3.Install SonicMAN - a fork of Multiman that allows for PKG execution.An alternative to this tutorial is to use This tutorial assumes you are wanting to install homebrew or legally obtained.

If you installed a PSN game, you will need to rebuild your PS3's database within the Recovery Menu.With your PS3 and PC connected to the same network, FTP the BLUS folder to /dev_hdd0/game/.With an Internet connection enabled, run Multiman and navigate to Settings → FTP Service, set it on "Enable (No Timeout)" and leave the Multiman open.

Ensure that your desired homebrew is in a folder with a name similar to "BLES12345".You will need Multiman 4.50.1 installed.Note that some homebrew that need access to locations outside of /dev_hdd0/game/ will not work using this method. This tutorial assumes you are wanting to install homebrew or legally obtained game files. You can now delete the "multiMAN v4.46.iso" from your E3 storage device. Exit Multiman and mount the "multiMAN v4.50.01.iso" and run it, it should install HDD content.This step is necessary and not doing so will prevent Multiman from starting up for some users. Scroll over to the Settings category in Multiman, and down to theme audio, and set it to disable.Mount the "multiMAN v4.46.iso" with your E3 and run it, accepting the three license agreements and allowing Multiman to install.On the XMB, navigate to the game category and select the "Game Data Utility" and delete the "multiMAN (DEX)" data if present.Move both of the Multiman ISO files to your games directory on your E3 storage device.It is the same process for E3, except you will use E3bootgen to generate your ISO by entering the command "e3bootgen2" followed by your game's ID (e.g. An in-depth tutorial can be found in the Cobra Swap-Disc manual. If your console is beyond OFW 4.66, you will need to use the swap-disc method to use your device. Ensure that your system is compatible before-hand. Follow the installation guide for your model found on the E3 website.
