[bobross]

Better yet if someone has a pre-compiled version, I can just then install the correct Lunix distro and run?

[bobross]

Is anything happening with this? Can someone per-compile this? Getting desperate here

[bobross]

Ok, well since research or implementation of this exploit seems to be dead I'm going to take a stab at it. What would be the best flavor of Linux to install under virtual machine for this?

[advocatusdiaboli]

Best flavour of linux? I prefer Ben & Jerry w/ Cherries aka Cherry Garcia.

But when it comes to giving homebrew a try, I would start with debian base install, and apt-get from there.

http://psl1ght.net/wiki/TutorialInstall:Debian

I see no point in running it as a virtual machine, unless you already run ESXi as base for your system;
install it on a 16GB memory stick, and dual boot.

[bobross]

Originally Posted by advocatusdiaboli Best flavour of linux? I prefer Ben & Jerry w/ Cherries aka Cherry Garcia. But when it comes to giving homebrew a try, I would start with debian base install, and apt-get from there. http://psl1ght.net/wiki/TutorialInstall:Debian I see no point in running it as a virtual machine, unless you already run ESXi as base for your system; install it on a 16GB memory stick, and dual boot.

I'm using VM Virtial box because its easy and I can install Ubuntu very quickly and easily and its not like 8 DVD's worth of download. and I really don't want to get into dual boot hell at this point. They'll work right?

[advocatusdiaboli]

Originally Posted by bobross I'm using VM Virtial box because its easy and I can install Ubuntu very quickly and easily and its not like 8 DVD's worth of download. and I really don't want to get into dual boot hell at this point. They'll work right?

Debian mini ISO ( 64 bit )

or

Ubuntu mini ISO

should do the trick. The idea of 8 DVDs sounds like Red Hat or SuSe to me.

I usually install debian base install and apt-get from there it fits nicely on a 2GB USB Stick, alternatively you can do the base install on a VM and ssh to the virtual machine from Terminal.app or putty.

[bobross]

Well, I gave it good long try, and failed. I just don't know enough about Linux to do this. First Ubuntu would not even run Make for some reason, so I had to install Debian.

Right off the bat I was able to compile dump_ata_keys and I was kind of stoked. That was short lived. Then I tried compiling ps3linux-dm-bswap16-master and got a console full of errors. No clue what to do there.

And then there are all these .patch files (ps3linux-kernel-patches-35-master) that I can't figure out how to install.

Its a shame. All this info is there, but nobody has seemed to make this work. Hell if someone could just compile all this stuff for me I would be glad to continue from there..


Anyone? Bueller, Bueller?

[atlask]

your problem = gcc compiler

[advocatusdiaboli]

Originally Posted by bobross Well, I gave it good long try, and failed. I just don't know enough about Linux to do this. First Ubuntu would not even run Make for some reason, so I had to install Debian. Right off the bat I was able to compile dump_ata_keys and I was kind of stoked. That was short lived. Then I tried compiling ps3linux-dm-bswap16-master and got a console full of errors. No clue what to do there.

Did any of the packages not install?

[bobross]

Originally Posted by atlask your problem = gcc compiler

Suggest an alternative/fix?

Originally Posted by advocatusdiaboli Did any of the packages not install?

I don't know how to install packages on Linux.

Can anyone who is familiar with Linux give this a try?