I know about that, unfortunately I’m on the latest system software - I did only recently turn off automated updates.
And IIRC my PS+ subscription (which I still use) will try to force me to update when a new version is out.
So, should I disable PS+ just for the hope the Linux Bootloader will catch up to my system software version? That’s why I hope for an (unpatchable) boot exploit.
I honestly have no clue. I’d use Steam on my PC and just see if I can add my TV as possible output screen. My PC and console are already in the same room anyways.
Wasn’t there some exposed boot loader keys for the PS5? I’m somewhat hoping to turn my PS into a Linux steam box one day…
Unfortunately I still want to play games on it until then, so I won’t prevent firmware updates, yet.
I’m definitely not in the market for a PS6 (when it will be released) however.
Yes you can! It is however dependent on the firmware level. Check: https://github.com/ps5-linux/ps5-linux-loader
I know about that, unfortunately I’m on the latest system software - I did only recently turn off automated updates.
And IIRC my PS+ subscription (which I still use) will try to force me to update when a new version is out.
So, should I disable PS+ just for the hope the Linux Bootloader will catch up to my system software version? That’s why I hope for an (unpatchable) boot exploit.
I honestly have no clue. I’d use Steam on my PC and just see if I can add my TV as possible output screen. My PC and console are already in the same room anyways.