Hacking Not enough free system memory - Psxitarch

Deleted-479522 · Feb 15, 2019

Bloody hell this is happening to me now, over 48 hours without a successful launch of the exploit.

This was previously working, out of about 30 launch attempts once the PS4 shut it self off.

This is using Cached Project X 1.5.5 and cached ESP 1.5.2 (updated to check).

It must be something I did when I installed a legit FFXII Zodiac Age.

dannyb1 · Feb 15, 2019

Sergi8 said:
If you need anything else just look on Google on "HOW TO" on ARCHLINUX (it's an official linxu distro, same as PSXITARCH)
I'm not sure about this but doesn't PLEX support IPTV, too?

just threw tons of 404 errors at me in the terminal.

Leeful · Feb 15, 2019

dannyb1 said:
just threw tons of 404 errors at me in the terminal.

If this is regarding installing kodi then just let it run.
It does thow a lot of 404 errors but eventually it will find a working mirror and install what it needs to.
When Kodi has been installed it will be available in the 'Multimedia' section of the menu.

Another way is to update the Linux operating system as mentioned by Sergi8 here.
I did this also on another installation that I have and it then installed kodi straight away with no 404 errors.
I am not personally 100% sure what this method updates/overwrites but I think it's OK as I did it and Linux still works.

Sergi8 · Feb 16, 2019

dannyb1 said:
just threw tons of 404 errors at me in the terminal.

Something is wrong.
Just follow these steps:
Open the terminal (top left mushroom, first option)
Then write

1) sudo pacman -Syu
Press enter

Let it finish
If it asks to press Y/n press Y

Will take a while, about 10mins

2) sudo pacman -Syy
Press enter

Let this finish, too
In less than a min

After these TWO
Everything else you want to do
Just write in the console

sudo pacman <something>

Where the something belongs to things you find on the NET, for example (Kodi)

sudo pacman -S kodi

For the add-ons and stuff visit this link
https://dominicm.com/install-kodi-on-arch-linux/

P.S.
Sudo stands for "superuser(su)-do"
Which means some things must be run as "root/admin" in order to work/get installed

About pacman, it should be something linked with Archlinux (like a kind of Search Engine, since (as far as I know) other distros use other options (depending on the distro)
The options with "-" are "extra" options, and they depend on the single program you are running or command you are writing (any letter, upper or lower, has a different meaning)

MostlyUnharmful · Feb 16, 2019

Sergi8 said:
About pacman, it should be something linked with Archlinux (like a kind of Search Engine, since (as far as I know) other distros use other options (depending on the distro)

It's Arch package manager, like Debian apt and dpkg, Fedora yum/dnf...

Deleted-479522 · Feb 16, 2019

It's worth pointing out that Arch had just one about one of the best Wiki's out there.

This might be a good place to start for PSXitArch users

https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/General_recommendations

None of this is really required reading (and don't fret if you don't understand it) but it does help a lot if you don't know much about Arch and definitely if you don't know much about GNU echosystem.

KiiWii · Feb 16, 2019

https://twitter.com/kozarovv/status/1096732559063633921?s=21

Leeful · Feb 16, 2019

RE the previous post by @Sergi8 I was curious to what the commands did. This is what I found:

sudo pacman -Syu
-S: Sync packages.
-y: refresh package database.
-u: upgrade all packages.

sudo pacman -Syy
-S: Sync packages
-yy: refresh package database, force refresh even if local database appears up-to-date.

KiiWii · Feb 16, 2019

https://twitter.com/il__rib/status/1096864563012747264?s=21

jammybudga777 · Feb 19, 2019

KiiWii said:
https://twitter.com/il__rib/status/1096864563012747264?s=21

i found that i had to turn off hdmi device link and also turn of yuv420 and put it to 1080p. otherwise i would get a green tinted screen. has anybody been transfering files from windows or mac to the psxitarch linux partition?

Leeful · Feb 19, 2019

Here are the bin versions for all 4 Psxitarch V2 Linux loaders if anyone wants them.
You may find them more stable than using the web exploits.

I tried asking a couple of times for these on twitter but got no response.
In the end I created my own by successfully converting the javascript payload data into .bin payloads.

They are fully tested and working.

I tested my conversion process on the 2GB payload data (which we already had a bin for) and my newly created 2GB bin was 100% identical to the original 2GB bin, so the JS-TO-BIN process works.

KiiWii · Feb 19, 2019

Leeful said:
Here are the bin versions for all 4 Psxitarch V2 Linux loaders if anyone wants them.
You may find them more stable than using the web exploits.

I tried asking a couple of times for these on twitter but got no response.
In the end I created my own by successfully converting the javascript payload data into .bin payloads.

They are fully tested and working.

I tested my conversion process on the 2GB payload data (which we already had a bin for) and my newly created 2GB bin was 100% identical to the original 2GB bin, so the JS-TO-BIN process works.

Thank you for these

MostlyUnharmful · Feb 19, 2019

jammybudga777 said:
has anybody been transfering files from windows or mac to the psxitarch linux partition?

Check if the SSH daemon is running (if Arch uses Systemd: "systemctl status sshd.service" should return active/running), and then you can sftp/scp files from your PC...

With Mac I think you could also use SSHFS (I don't think one can run FUSE on Windos).

Sergi8 · Feb 19, 2019

Anyone knows how to install the patch to monitor the temp?
This one in particular

watch cat /sys/class/hwmon/hwmon1/device/hwmon/hwmon1/temp1_input
# monitor temp you'll need this patch https://github.com/Zer0xFF/linux/commit/eb353d1a089e4b3ef6305646b8a3cfe93a6cca4c

MostlyUnharmful · Feb 20, 2019

Sergi8 said:
Anyone knows how to install the patch to monitor the temp?
This one in particular

The gist of it is you need to download the sources of that kernel, compile it, create an "initrd image", install both and update your bootloader to use the new kernel at the next boot.

For Debian it means taking the sources, copying over the config file available under "/boot", launching the "make bindeb-pkg" command and installing the two/three packages that are created, for Arch it's probably explained on their WiKi...

Kaan_ · Feb 21, 2019

No need to compile, he already shared that kernel with the patch.

anyone interested this is compiled kernel based on latest 4.14.X branch, with usb audio enabled (I play with my DS4v2 connected via usb at night), usb tethering and allows snap packages to install (you'd need to enable apparmor service from the OS) https://t.co/IkRumoyqMb
— Zer0xFF (@Zer0xFF) February 8, 2019

Just write sensors and you'll see the cpu temp.

dannyb1 · Feb 22, 2019

Ok so I figured out what my problem was and that was to update linux which I did and I was able to install kodi and pcsx2 but once I turned off my PS4 then turned it back on later the exploit no longer worked it just left me on the screen saying DONE.

Anyone know what I might have done wrong? I know it asked about 4 times during upgrade "did I want to overwrite" something to which I typed yes (this is my 1st time using linux)

Leeful · Feb 22, 2019

As far as I know upadating linux should not have any effect on the way the PS4 boots it.
The bzImage and initramfs.cpio.gz files are the one's that the PS4 use to boot linux and they should be the same.

Check that the md5's are still correct for these 2 files on your USB drive.

Try again and again to run the exploit. Also try the other Linux loaders (1gb, 2gb, 3gb and NO-EDID versions)

If you are still having trouble, try the bin versions of the loaders that I uploaded in a recent post.

dannyb1 · Feb 22, 2019

As far as I could see when I put the USB drive in my laptop that the bzimage and other file still remain while the tar file disappeared.
When I opened up the partition assistant it showed 2 partitions, 1 at 54MB on a 14.5GB stick (that was the one I could access with the 2 files but windows was asking me to format) so I have decided to wipe it and start again.
When I go about updating again through pacman syu is there anything I should do? anything I should say no to overwriting when it asks?
Sorry for all the questions but like I say I'm new to this.

dannyb1 · Feb 22, 2019

Oh and sorry for sounding even more noobish but I use the psxitarch site to launch linux, when I do the normal url it booted straight away .

When I used VRAM3 at the end it wouldn't boot.

When I use AlAzifs loader it doesn't boot.

AlAzifs is the first loader thing I tried and successfully implemented so I stuck with that, I hardly used the PS4 before this and it was only to play some backups which I rarely played so PS hardly got any use, I downloaded the exploit from pc package which the host exe win defender seems to delete all the time but I noticed even without using the cmd host I was still able to use the exploit (I guess I'm still connected to the internet and the DNS change means I get redirected to the exploit page?)

So if I was to download you're bins I would have to place them in the exploit folder and get win defender to stop deleting the EXE and revert the PS to loading the exploit page through the host?

Sorry again for the long asd Q&A

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