Hacking Not enough free system memory - Psxitarch

[Leeful]

@steffen83 Thanks for files.
I tried the bin files you uploaded and they both work on my PS4 Phat and the 'linuxloader5.05-labelpsxitarch.bin' works on my PS4 Slim.

Are you sure that you are using a modified Binloader with more memory when you send the files to your PS4?

As I mentioned in my previous post, the normal versions of Original/BinLoader will not work.

 

[steffen83]

yes i used the modded binloader....
following request:
Please do a log while you are successfully executing the linux loader.
Some of us got an error-message 80020010 while we get no reboot into rescueshell.
I'd like to find out, if this is a normal behaviour or if its related to our problem.

 

[Akhawi]

I am using a External HDD 2TB frome Intenso, and i can´t get it to work, DO any higher GB USB sticks or HDD works whit this linux? Please tell if so, don´t want to buy new usb sticks in vein . I tried befor using a 64gb normal 2.0usb stick and it worked. But i would think a3.0USB would make it load faster and make games less laggy if that even works??? :/.
Whene trying i get the normal eather memmory to low and nothing happend. Or i can get bouth certificate to say yes and done and then nothing happends...
No other errors atm after this.

Has anyone tried playing like Ark whit this?

Thx in advanced.

 

[MostlyUnharmful]

The bin is 9.47MB and the converted JS payload is a MASSIVE 72MB so it is not really usable for X-Project or any other exploit menu.

What if the overhead of the encoding would be around ~20%? (in this case 12.5 MB)

 

[Kyonex]

I also had infinite out of memory errors when tried to start linux on my SSD via PS-Phwoar and xproject (though I had many times successfully launched linux from small flash drive on the same ps4). After some time I realize my mistake: I just forgot to copy bzImage and initramfs.cpio.gz to my SSD, that was the case.

 

[Adamsann]

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