saves are only tied to the account, not console, so you can import/export them if they're using the same account id. if they're different, I'm not sure other than possibly needing a save on the other console to overwrite with the new one you're providing.
you can use apollo to activate your account. I don't think that would be a problem with save mounter. I don't know much about apollo, but save mounter should be able to inject the save. the account id is in the param.sfo in the sce_sys folder, which is something you don't mess with when injecting a save, so I assume it's just like save mounter in that regard. why it didn't work, I'm not sure. you could always try activating the account on both systems with the same id, then exporting/importing the save the official way.
Can you explain more ? Do i have to connect both ps4 to the internet or just to the same wifi network ?
I have a white ps4 that contains my game save, i have a black ps4 that i want to transfer the game save to, can you tell me what should i do on both in simple steps ?
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Here what i did, and it worked
I used appolo to activate offline account on the first ps4 and did the same with the second using the id of the first ps4, and made a new save.
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