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Your USB drive is likely drawing too much power or isn't named correctly. Double-check that the drive is named SONY in all caps and try a different, older USB 2.0 drive.
| Problem | Likely Fix | |--------|-------------| | PSC boots to stock menu | USB not detected – reformat FAT32, rename to SONY, try different drive | | Blinking orange light | Power issue – use stronger charger (5V/2A) or try OTG | | Games crash on launch | Bad .cue file – use .pbp format or rebuild .cue | | USB not working after OTG install | Reinstall Eris from controller port 2, then re-enable OTG | | Can’t save in RetroArch | Set save directory in RetroArch → Directory settings → Savefiles |
: You must name the drive volume SONY in all capital letters .
Your USB drive is likely drawing too much power or isn't named correctly. Double-check that the drive is named SONY in all caps and try a different, older USB 2.0 drive.
| Problem | Likely Fix | |--------|-------------| | PSC boots to stock menu | USB not detected – reformat FAT32, rename to SONY, try different drive | | Blinking orange light | Power issue – use stronger charger (5V/2A) or try OTG | | Games crash on launch | Bad .cue file – use .pbp format or rebuild .cue | | USB not working after OTG install | Reinstall Eris from controller port 2, then re-enable OTG | | Can’t save in RetroArch | Set save directory in RetroArch → Directory settings → Savefiles |
: You must name the drive volume SONY in all capital letters .
