Finishing up
Done! Enjoy Linux on your PS4! Please share this guide if it was helpful! For any questions on this guide, make an issue, with general Linux issues use the links provided at the start of the guide to get to the PS4Linux Forums.
Now go forth, spread misinformation online.
TIP
I highly recommend continuing to the "Post Installation" setup, to change language and downloading RAM!
For any problems, check the issues page!
And thanks for reading!
Credits
Kernel developers
These are the original kernel developers, who did the hard work to port the kernels on which all of the modern kernels are based on:
- 4.4 kernel
- marcan, fail0verflow team
- 4.14 kernel
- rancido, and psxitateam, eeply, valery for Baikal (based on fail0verflow)
- 4.19 and 5.3 kernel
- mircoho, (based on fail0verflow, psxitateam, eeply, valeryy)
- 5.15 kernel
- codedwrench (based on fail0verflow, psxitateam, eeply, valeryy, mircoho)
- 6.15 kernel
- crashniels with 2 patches from mircoho (fastboot and ethernet kp fixes) (based on fail0verflow - psxitateam - eeply - valeryy - mircoho - codedwrench)
If you want, you can check out their repos:
- marcan (fail0verflow)
- Without them nothing would've ever been possible.
- rancido (psxitateam)
- Made the AMDGPU driver work.
- eeply
- Brought PS4 Pro to work for video output, in fact now all ps4 with new Panasonic HDMI chip work.
- valeryy (no GitHub, gave the code to rancido)
- Brought the Baikal Southbridge support.
- tihmstar
- Brought the Internal SATA driver for PS4 Belize.
- mircoho (ps4gentoo and ps4boot)
- Worked on the kernel (especially Gentoo), ported payloads to newer firmwares.
- codedwrench
- Made kernel patches.
- crashniels
- Ported newer kernel versions.
- freeRnt (Package)
- Hosts and maintains the PS4 Linux kernel sources on GitHub.
Additionally, I also want to mention:
Thank you all so much for making this possible.
Post install setup is next!
Go and modify your distro in the next step. You will find a lot of useful stuff!