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Message: [QUOTE="nobitakun, post: 213907, member: 56864"] PKG files need the license files, called RAP files. For every PKG file you find, there is one RAP file, so don't worry, just get the way they get installed. Once you install a PKG, you can completely delete it from the disk and only the installation data remains. My suggestion is: Use an external HDD to store the PKG files to install and everything installed into the internal HDD. You will get way better performance from internal disk than external. You can swap the HDD anytime, but make sure you create a backup first or if you don't care about what's inside, swap the HDD, put your PS3 into recovery mode and let it do its thing to prepare the new disk. It's simple, and with the right tutorial you will get it in no time :) [/QUOTE]

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