godsend-ps4

Connect your PS4

GODsend PS4 needs GoldHEN running on the console. GoldHEN provides:

1. FTP on port 2121, for files.
2. The remote package installer on port 12800, for installs.
3. The bin loader on port 9090, for payloads.

The virtual controller needs one more thing: the Control4Free payload, which opens port 4264. Install it from the Homebrew page once and it stays available after each boot (GoldHEN auto-loads it if you add it to its payload list).

Find the console’s address

On the PS4, open Settings, then Network, then View Connection Status. The IP address is listed there. Reserve it on your router so it does not move.

Add it in the app

1. Open Devices.
2. Choose Add console.
3. Enter a name and the IP. Leave FTP on 2121, installer on 12800, pad on 4264 and bin loader on 9090 unless you changed them.
4. Leave the FTP user as anonymous with no password; GoldHEN accepts that.
5. Choose Save console, then Test.

A healthy console shows FTP up with a latency and its banner in the inspector, installer ready, pad ready, and a title count.

Discovery

Devices, then Discover, scans ports 2121 and 21 across your subnet and keeps only hosts that answer as an FTP server. Use it when you do not know the address.

More than one console

Add each console and use Use to make it active. Every page, the pad and the job queue work against the active console.

Security

GoldHEN’s FTP is plaintext. Keep the console and the computer on your own network and do not expose these ports to the internet.

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