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Hi. As title says, I'm looking for petitboot-huge.tar.xz + USB fix (Linux 3.9-rc3) md5: 8b2c9e4a4b03d355bb6d15c83f178ebe

You can use linux `file` command to identify that file.

Why so agressive? That's what the `blkdiscard` command is for. :)

@andshrew re-download kernel source code; missing `scripts/mod/modpost` file

Hey! I saw Athena for PS2 & Terminal usage... huh? Next level? I have idea for making homebrew app for emulating PCC Linux ELF files just from GameOS's homebrew app with compiled-up Linux syscalls & functions required for baremetal emulating (like ELKS & FreeBSD's Linuxulator). It would be...

you can convert cex2dex. as i remember i converted from cex to dex and from dex to decr, causing total brick, for god sake i did good NOR flash dump from 4.75 or 4.78 coreos version

BTW: As far i know PS4 have "/bin" folder but idk if there is a homebrew shell interpreter and from UART. But for PS3 would be nice to import/load internal libc apps to this shell interpreter like mkdir, exec self or even elf, ping in one little C file :D Or even port whole linux utils to...

Ad 1 typo found in ko manager here 7) echo cd ${HOME}/ps3/apps/source/bswap16-ecb sed -i -e "s/KSRC_DIR=.*/KSRC_DIR=`readlink -f ${HOME}/ps3/apps/source/bswap16-ecb`/g" apps/source/bswap16-ecb/Makefile make -j`nproc` KSRC_DIR means kernel dir so not bswap16-ecb...

Because ufs isn't officially supported on linux, such as linux is not Unix nor BSD. ufs comes from BSD.

yes it works

compile modules on your official and booted already linux kernel/core and don't misunderstood kernel versions. this wont load ufs module from 6.1.8 into 5.4.XX for modprobe always use only name module w/o .ko extension (dot ko) if it's already installed to /lib/modules/`unamre -r` and after...

Config in any debian-like os always is enabled through /proc/config.gz or /boot/config-blah-blah-blah w/o dot at start of file name

don't `make install` or `make modules_install`, you simply need compiled ufs.ko.. so now u can reinstall the os or in grub select old official kernel, after successfull compilation do `sudo rmmod ufs&&find /usr/src/linux -name "ufs.ko" |xargs -n 1 sudo insmod&&lsmod ufs`

@Berion UFS module is Linux is still experimental, especially with write support. @Iridule Grab here. you must translate it. instead of cloning repo use /usr/src/linux folder. after compilation module unload old module by sudo rmmod ufs