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  1. globalc

    Baikal kernel for CUH-7215B 9.00 with USB network dongle support

    @sharkticonnz You should be able to extract the initrd, and modify the startscript which is running there. I managed to compile an own kernel now on Fedora32, which runs on the PS4 pro I have. sudo dnf - install git-core flex bison elfutils-libelf-devel git clone...
  2. globalc

    Baikal kernel for CUH-7215B 9.00 with USB network dongle support

    The boot options for these kernels are baked into the kernel while compiling it, so you need to recompile to modify them. If you add the 'debug' option, you might see details on why your keyboard/mouse turn off.
  3. globalc

    Baikal kernel for CUH-7215B 9.00 with USB network dongle support

    For all who just get the PS4 shining blue/purple and get no signal: try various kernels which are around If possible, try various monitors. I have only one, and it works just fine with the normal PS4-os in 1080p, but with all kernels so far I get no sync. I have a cheap HDMI/usb2 adapter which...
  4. globalc

    PS4 Linux cant load kernel modules

    https://github.com/ps4gentoo/ps4-linux-5.3.7/blob/master/.config says that the kernel supports modules. Did you build your modules for the exact kernel you are running? Rebuilding the kernel yourself might be the best way to make sure.
  5. globalc

    Hacking Working Bailkal Linux Kernels for PS4pros on 6.72 and distros

    Same here.. a HDMI grabber is working fine. I will try to recompile the kernel and play with various mode settings.
  6. globalc

    Hacking L4T Ubuntu - A fully featured linux on your switch

    You could run 'xrandr' when docked and should see if at least the second screen appears. The /usr/bin/dock-hotplug script should actually then switch over to the external monitor, you could look at the commands in the file directly.
  7. globalc

    Hacking L4T Ubuntu - A fully featured linux on your switch

    I would login from a remote system with SSH, and execute 'xrandr' as the user once undocked, and later when docked. The new screen should appear in the output. You could also activate the HDMI output with xrandr manually, but scripts are supposed to do that automatically. Most likely reason for...
  8. globalc

    Hacking L4T Ubuntu - A fully featured linux on your switch

    You already got ideas for 2 approaches, let me add a third idea. You could just normally install L4T as per instructions, and boot it. Then extend the second partition, but not to span the whole device, but leave 1.5GB free at the end. Create an additional partition there. All of that can be...
  9. globalc

    Hacking L4T Ubuntu - A fully featured linux on your switch

    I run an aarch64/Fedora30 userland with the L4T kernel, it works fine: these binaries and libraries are 'just' compiled for the architecture, not especially for the Tegra.
  10. globalc

    Hacking L4T Ubuntu - A fully featured linux on your switch

    I think that your steps were not including the steps from the first page of this thread. It instructs to write the image, then install the updates, 1.1, 1.2 and 1.3.1. You did remove files, that is part of step 1.1. Step 1.3.1 is then deploying 4 new files. Your steps did not include that you...
  11. globalc

    Hacking L4T Ubuntu - A fully featured linux on your switch

    Between these 2, the files from the update should be deployed. Step 1.3.1 in the instructions.
  12. globalc

    Hacking L4T Ubuntu - A fully featured linux on your switch

    I had corruptions on my noname 32GB card, got a new one advertised with 100MB/sec. According to iozone, I can read from the card with the switch card reader with 80MB/sec.
  13. globalc

    Hacking L4T Ubuntu - A fully featured linux on your switch

    Yes, for installing the updates you should mount the first of the 2 partitions. If installing the updates causes you much pain, you might want to try to get the system up in the initial state without updates, and later from the running L4T install the updates - it can access both partitions. Not...
  14. globalc

    Hacking L4T Ubuntu - A fully featured linux on your switch

    Just compared. L4T boots for me up in 30sec until a usable grapical screen, and in that state 814MB are consumed: chris@switch:~$ free -m total used free shared buff/cache available Mem: 3483 841 2213 11 429...
  15. globalc

    Hacking L4T Ubuntu - A fully featured linux on your switch

    Do you expect faster loading? Also with the sdcard, this gets loaded and then probably stays cached in your RAM. You could reboot L4T, then start everything you are using, and look at the output of 'free' to understand how much data gets loaded from the card. Loading that might then improve from...
  16. globalc

    Hacking Question What is the status on linux for switch?

    I think the switch is now pretty decent for doing a bit of coding, checking out how an architecture different from AMD64 looks. With the current kernel patch sets which L4T and Lakka use, all cores can be used for compiling (I had issues with the initial kernels from May 2018), sound works both...
  17. globalc

    Hacking L4T Ubuntu - A fully featured linux on your switch

    gparted or fdisk. You could create a third partition and install L4T there. auto Sound on my Fedora30 builds is also still an issue. In case you have work in progress scripts in some git repo, sharing that would be nice, otherwise eventually the final image, or the script creating the image.
  18. globalc

    Hacking L4T Ubuntu - A fully featured linux on your switch

    The system from Nintendo starting up on a normally started Nintendo switch.
  19. globalc

    Hacking L4T Ubuntu - A fully featured linux on your switch

    You will probably not get any guarantees, but so far I did not spot any reports of unrecoverable battery or screen issues due to L4T.
  20. globalc

    Hacking L4T Ubuntu - A fully featured linux on your switch

    Yep, that one.
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