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nvm

Might have found the correct release key? https://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/codestation/xUbuntu_20.04/Release.key it is in the manual download, but for some reason doing the instructions listed on the website doesn't cause it to work. I am new to Linux, so I don't know why this...

You were right. they all get the same dependency error in the first post. all but qmca_0.4.2_armhf.deb This one presents ...g architecture 'armhf --Run dpkg-- add-architeture to add it and update afterwards I don't know if this gets me further or not, but I thought it was worth pointing out...

They do have a debian version on their website. I will try that and tell you how it works.

That is true, although people have still been modding the PSVita using this tool for a while, and you can see people on YouTube continuing to use this tool quite recently so I believe it still works. I think the lack of updates is due to the age of the Vita and Sony's lack of desire to update...

Wanted to hack my PSVita, most tutorials recommended using QCMA to download firmware and such. Tried to download it using GDebi package installer. Got Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: libvitamtp5 (>=2.5.5) Did it manually through the terminal thinking maybe GDebi wasn't equipped to do it...