Psp2-updatelist.xml

PS4 Update list

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<update_data_list>
  <region id="au">
    <np level0_system_version="01.600.000" level1_system_version="03.610.000" level2_system_version="03.610.000" map="03.610.000"/>
    <np_d level0_system_version="01.600.000" level1_system_version="03.610.000" level2_system_version="03.610.000" map="03.610.000"/>
      <version system_version="03.610.000" label="3.61">
        <update_data update_type="full">
          <image size="133676544">http://dau01.psp2.update.playstation.net/update/psp2/image/2016_0804/rel_99d9ab3e57a677b38e42cc6409b95e3b/PSP2UPDAT.PUP?dest=au</image>
        </update_data>
      </version>
      <recovery spkg_type="systemdata">
        <image spkg_version="01.000.010" size="56768512">http://dau01.psp2.update.playstation.net/update/psp2/image/2016_0804/sd_80cefcda06707796a040648aea38da0f/PSP2UPDAT.PUP?dest=au</image>
      </recovery>
      <recovery spkg_type="preinst">
        <image spkg_version="01.000.000" size="128788480">http://dau01.psp2.update.playstation.net/update/psp2/image/2016_0804/pre_f5e6da7d1213101482300ccaeda35c3c/PSP2UPDAT.PUP?dest=au</image>
      </recovery>
  </region>
</update_data_list>

PSVita Playstation Update Packages links use the same structure as the PS4 and PS3:

http://d<TLD>01.ps4.update.playstation.net/update/ps4/image/<YYYY_MMDD>/<TYPE>_<MD5>/PS4UPDATE.PUP?dest=<TLD>

• <TLD>=2 letter region abbreviation (jp,us,..)
• <YYYY_MMDD> is build date
• TYPE is PUP type (rel, pre, sd,...)
• MD5 is 22-digits long HASH

Running your own local updateserver

Using a webserver (apache, lighttpd, nginx, etc. whatever your preference is) and proxy/firewall to catch "http://f**01.psp2.update.playstation.net/update/psp2/list/**/psp2-updatelist.xml" and point it to your local server you could[1] have more control over the updates/bandwith. Ofcourse you need to have every PSP2UPDATE.PUP file you reference to, otherwise it errors out.

In this example the webserver is configured at http://192.168.0.254 , region is set to eu[2] change it to your own need.

<update_data_list>
  <region id="au">
    <np level0_system_version="01.600.000" level1_system_version="03.600.000" level2_system_version="03.600.000" map="03.600.000"/>
    <np_d level0_system_version="01.600.000" level1_system_version="03.600.000" level2_system_version="03.600.000" map="03.600.000"/>
      <version system_version="03.600.000" label="3.60">
        <update_data update_type="full">
          <image size="133676544">http://192.168.0.254/psp2/update/3_600_00/rel/PSP2UPDAT.PUP</image>
        </update_data>
      </version>
      <recovery spkg_type="systemdata">
        <image spkg_version="01.000.010" size="56768512">http://192.168.0.254/psp2/update/3_600_00/sd/PSP2UPDAT.PUP</image>
      </recovery>
      <recovery spkg_type="preinst">
        <image spkg_version="01.000.000" size="128788480">http://192.168.0.254/psp2/update/3_600_00/pre/PSP2UPDAT.PUP</image>
      </recovery>
      <version system_version="03.610.000" label="3.61">
        <update_data update_type="full">
          <image size="133676544">http://192.168.0.254/psp2/update/3_600_00/rel/PSP2UPDAT.PUP</image>
        </update_data>
      </version>
      <recovery spkg_type="systemdata">
        <image spkg_version="01.000.010" size="56768512">http://192.168.0.254/psp2/update/3_600_00/sd/PSP2UPDAT.PUP</image>
      </recovery>
      <recovery spkg_type="preinst">
        <image spkg_version="01.000.000" size="128788480">http://192.168.0.254/psp2/update/3_600_00/pre/PSP2UPDAT.PUP</image>
      </recovery>
  </region>
</update_data_list>

Notes

1. This is untested, please report back!
2. Possible values are: jp, us, au, uk, eu, kr, sa, tw, ru, mx, cn;