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    Hacking PS4 Pro 7.55 JB issues after upgrade to large disk

    Excellent post, thanks. Wish you tested with some fPKGs as well, tho. :) Corrupting the heap is basically triggering KP, never heard of any data loss caused by the USB drive not being removed. There were cases where the DB got corrupted tho, but that's about it. Since no KP has been triggered...
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    Hacking PS4 Pro 7.55 JB issues after upgrade to large disk

    Is it still totally stable for you? No data lose after crashes?
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    Hacking PS4 Pro 7.55 JB issues after upgrade to large disk

    BTW, easy way to trigger KPs is to leave the jb USB drive plugged in and restart the console.
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    Hacking PS4 Pro 7.55 JB issues after upgrade to large disk

    Yeah, try to trigger KPs and even pull the plug from time to to make sure the data stays intact after you complete booting...
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    Hacking PS4 Pro 7.55 JB issues after upgrade to large disk

    Do you mean you are now running 8tb on jailbroken fw9. 00? I was able to run it on 7.55, but things went south after every kernel panic, so until you get some KPs you can't be sure it's stable. The whole data got corrupted after KPs on 7.55 Did you get any KP yet? If not, it's just a matter of...
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    Hacking PS4 Pro 7.55 JB issues after upgrade to large disk

    I supposed you meant GPT. This is true but all applies to PCs, I am not sure if it has anything to do with the PS4, which uses SONY's proprietary partitioning and formatting.
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    Hacking PS4 Pro 7.55 JB issues after upgrade to large disk

    Yeah, I bought the 8TB especially for the PS4, so I ended up just using the 1TB EVO SSD inside and the 8TB as an external extended storage. Works well.
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    Hacking PS4 Pro 7.55 JB issues after upgrade to large disk

    By the way, I just tested with a 1TB Samsung 860 EVO ssd and it works without this OS reinstallation issue when crashing (right after the disk check). I start to believe, and this is just a personal theory of course, that it may have to do with the size and not with the technology (SSD). The...
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    Hacking PS4 Pro 7.55 JB issues after upgrade to large disk

    @Missingno_force I am having the same exact issue as you do, using the same 8TB ssd. Did you find a solution for this?
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    Official MediCat USB - A Multiboot Linux USB for PC Repair

    Hopefully one day you will... :)
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    Official MediCat USB - A Multiboot Linux USB for PC Repair

    Yeah, I used to have the 2531, but switched to 2541 which I love. :) The hardware encryption feature is awesome, that's the main reason I don't wanna use ventoy. I was able to mount your img by renaming the file to .vhd, however it doesn't show up in boot, at least not in UEFI mode. I am able to...
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    Official MediCat USB - A Multiboot Linux USB for PC Repair

    Thanks. I'd rather not reformat my iODD secured/encrypted drive. The system currently works flawlessly. Is there any way I can convert your img to ISO and boot it from my iODD _ISO folder?
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    Official MediCat USB - A Multiboot Linux USB for PC Repair

    It's a long thread, so I apologize if this has already been answered and I missed it. I have iODD which supports ISOs. I have previous medicat ISO on it, but iODD doesn't support img. Where can I download the latest ISO? I also tried to mount the img and it says it's corrupt. Trying to covert it...
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    Official MediCat USB - A Multiboot Linux USB for PC Repair

    Mehhh. :P Completely lost its true advantage with that choice.
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    Official MediCat USB - A Multiboot Linux USB for PC Repair

    I am multibooting Medicat just fine with YUMI on legacy boot.
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    Official MediCat USB - A Multiboot Linux USB for PC Repair

    That's probably because you are booting in UEFI mode. You should boot in legacy mode to get the full console. You may need to change your BIOS settings to boot in legacy mode or mixed legacy/UEFI mode, if that option is available, otherwise if your computer is UEFI only, you can not boot into...
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    Official MediCat USB - A Multiboot Linux USB for PC Repair

    @Jayro Did you look into using another bootloader instead of SYSLINUX, such as rEFInd, gummiboot/systemd-boot, or GRUB, GRUB2 or another? I read that they are EFI-chainload-capable bootloaders.
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    Official MediCat USB - A Multiboot Linux USB for PC Repair

    I wish there was something I could do to help, I am sure I know about SYSLINUX much less than you do. I guess the best place and people to check with are on syslinux.org Since UEFI is here to stay and legacy is probably gonna be phased out in the near future, I sure hope you can find a solution...
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    Official MediCat USB - A Multiboot Linux USB for PC Repair

    @Jayro The Surface Book 2 - 15" screen comes with 3240 x 2160 resolution and by default, in regular windows it switches to the recommended 250% DPI, otherwise everything would look way too tiny. I checked your build registry and it shows DesktopDPIOverride value as "-2", which explains why...
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    Official MediCat USB - A Multiboot Linux USB for PC Repair

    Thank you for this excellent toolkit. I love it on Legacy boot, however, I now switched to using MS Surface Book 2 (a UEFI only device) and when I am booting it, it only loads Mini WIN10 with much less tools than the legacy version. I can't find tools such as ACRONIS TRUE IMAGE that I need etc...