[sanek44]

Ок thanks)))

[tul]

Originally Posted by seanking I get error about free up flash memory at least 16 mg and put it in dev_usb try again my flash is empty just one pkg and the rest of ~14gig emptiness!!! any Ideas?

make sure you use the rightest usb port, next to the power button, and after the dump with multiman you have to search for hidden files, i was getting blank dump also, but only then i search for hidden files, as i was able to see them with mmCm.
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Originally Posted by Asure Naerwehrt pointed out asbestos will ask your router for an IP by DHCP .. and listen on that IP. So you guys should check your router's DHCP client table or sniff the assignment with Wireshark to find out on which IP your PS3 is active. I'm at work right now so i can't confirm if it works, but it seems to me that is the reason the client never connects. I couldn't ping the IP i had assigned to the PS3 after running Asbestos, so it must have gotten a new one at that point If it works, someone kindly confirm Thanks!

can some1 confirm this?, if that the case i would be pissed,lolz, i set for the first time a manual ip at the ps3 to use this.

well i can confirm thats not the case, i checked my router dhcp and no new dhcp ip was found, also check straight connection wiht only a simple switch, and even also by wlan address, none of them works :S
to be covering all possibilitys, i have tried with ubuntu compilation and with windows compilations, none of them :S

[nuzz]

Asbestos doesn't seem to run on rebug, it goes black screen, no ip is requested, have to do a hard reset too.

[Asure]

Reading this, i believe we need to set up addition dhcp/tftp server with rootfs + kernel.

Naerwehrt didn't say this would work off-the-bat as-is. I guess we'll need to boot from a nfs share to get a minimal linux running. Also at this point i'm not sure if we can use netrpc as soon as the kernel is booted, or even if no kernel is booted

See http://marcansoft.com/blog/2010/10/a...nux-as-gameos/

And some people wrote a semi-coherent step-by-step guide to boot: http://mrgatz85.blogspot.nl/2010/10/...os-hybrid.html

We should really be seeing some dhcp-related chatter from the ethernet port after running the asbestos pkg.. nobody has a sniffer handy to confirm? (still at work here..)

[uvekilledkenny]

I found something which is odd I think, Whatever IP I write, it'll say :

[INFO] Connecting to 'X' ...ok.

Screenshot: http://puu.sh/KYct

PS : I used the modified exe by Atilla ( you'll see in the Screenshot )

[DEFAULTDNB]

Wasn't asbestOS for 3.41? could that be why it fails?

EDIT: tried accessing PS3devwiki, but cant, to confirm it..

[tul]

Originally Posted by DEFAULTDNB Wasn't asbestOS for 3.41? could that be why it fails? EDIT: tried accessing PS3devwiki, but cant, to confirm it..

i really think its a issue with the current firmware we are running, if anyone with kmeaw got Unicorns pls drop your success quote.

[iT0ny]

Originally Posted by tul i really think its a issue with the current firmware we are running, if anyone with kmeaw got Unicorns pls drop your success quote.

tried on kmeaw/rogero3.4...not working(

[DEFAULTDNB]

someone try on 3.41? cant hurt can it?

[Asure]

I don't want to quote myself, but if people read my two lasts posts in this topic, you still use linux, so the topic title is wrong, and this won't work as-is. Some more steps are needed.

Asbestos ldr kills gameos and loads a kernel by tftp from a server you provided it with by dhcp. The whole procedure should go a little like this:

1. Install PKG
2. Setup PC with linux (virtual machine) which runs NFS export with your linux filesystem.
3. Setup TFTP server, to server kernel to the PS3
4. Setup DHCP server, to assign IP to the PS3, and provide tftp server address (from #3)
5. Patch linux kernel to use NFS as root filesystem (from #2)

- Run the installed asbestos app.
- The ps3 will 'warm boot' and get rid of gameOS
- It will get an IP and the tftp server adress by DHCP
- It will load the kernel from the TFTP server & boot it.
- The kernel will boot, and try to mount the rootfs from NFS
- Linux is now ready to be used
- Run exploit

So technically, there is no 'linux installed' on the ps3, but your still booting it up. By network.