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我试过win下用dd软件到u盘卡代码一下原文
pan.luryl.com/s/1H1vLP9Wayb110xZ9gu8TTA
Ps2Linux v3.8 ?
New kernel features:
- one network driver for FAT and SLIM, stable
- ethernet MAC address spoofing
- ethernet speed increased
- new fast HDD DMA driver
- 2.6.35.4 upgraded to 2.6.35.14
- 2.6 kernel has same features as 3.8
- ps2dev interface working on both kernels
- sps2mod working on both kernels
New usb stick features:
- sps2mod modules included, use "sps2_load" to load them
- sps2dev demo's included (dma_triangle, spky_bumpmap, sps2_triangle, tshower and vspeed)
- some applications to do some tests like hdparm, iperf and bonnie++.
Feature requests welcome:
- Changes to the kernel config (like adding usb drivers or file systems)
- Changes to buildroot (like applications, services)
Install:
- Copy the rootfs on a usb stick of at least 512MB: "gzip -cd ps2linux3.8_v0.2.img.gz | sudo dd of=<your_device> bs=1M"
Run:
- 1: start kernelloader.elf from the first partition of the usb stick
- 2: select "Load Config from USB"
- 3: start by selecting "Boot Current Config"
- 4: once booted, login using username "root" and password "ps2"
I wanted to put this information in the first post of the topic but it looks like I cannot edit the first post.
What would be nice now is to create something usefull with linux on the ps2. Like a samba/ftp server to access the memory cards / HDD? I've also been looking at gentoo because they have a mipsel3-uclibc distribution. That seems to be working but I cannot get it fully functional. Perhaps someone is interested to make this work? Then we can install/compile packages from the gentoo repository.
Anyway, have fun and let me know what you think.
EDIT:
The image is made to boot from /dev/sda, normally that's the usb stick. But when you have a FAT PS2 with a hard drive, the HDD will be /dev/sda, and the usb stick will be /dev/sdb. Please change the kernel command line (in kernelloader or in config.txt on the first partition), and also /etc/fstab (on the third partition) accordingly. |
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