If you’ve modded your PS3, you’ve likely encountered the dreaded “The USB device is not supported” error. This happens because the PS3’s proprietary file system (UFS, or Universal File System) can be picky—especially with flash drives larger than 4GB or drives that have been written to by Windows/macOS.
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If you’ve modded your PS3, you’ve likely encountered the dreaded “The USB device is not supported” error. This happens because the PS3’s proprietary file system (UFS, or Universal File System) can be picky—especially with flash drives larger than 4GB or drives that have been written to by Windows/macOS.
