No one can modify the Play Station's partitions or file system! It is a proprietary system derived from FreeBSD but still different. The only way it works is following Sony's instructions.
No Gparted, nor Easeus, nor Aomei, nor Minitool PM, understand Play Station partitions and file system. No one will reverse engineer that because they face a battle against a mammoth powerful enterprise...
I tried all! From UFS and ZFS to all those programs I previously mentioned!
No one worked!
Only Sony's way work!
So, PS1 is your normal "waiting for a command" prompt, PS2 is the
continuation prompt that you saw after typing an incomplete command,
PS3 is shown when the select command is waiting for input, and
PS4 is the debugging trace line prefix.
It's almost guaranteed not to have anything to do with Oracle, Apple, Minix or some other fat brand. It's also unlikely to be Linux or other GPL unless they've hidden that well enough to not be suspected of license violation. Sony has always been very hostile about anyone doing something useful with their systems (except for a moment of baiting people with Linux on ps3 before withdrawing ).
This might be a common case with working with SBC like RasberryPi/BeagleBone or any other system where a real-time clock (RTC) is not present out of the box. So lesson learned: Use NTP for to keep system time up-to-date whenever possible.
Don't expect to suddenly see Firefox or libreOffice running at the speed of thought. Software performance is not just based on the number of cores or specialized processors--it has to be written to take advantage of them. . just sticking a fast NVIDIA card in your PC isn't going to make R crunch your numbers faster. It is only because there are CUDA specific libraries (. BLAS) which you can use when you build R--likely from source, unless someone has already created an RPM (or DEB, etc.) with these libraries. Not too hard, but you need to have the software which knows how to leverage the hardware to see the specialized increase in performance.
1.) A software mod for your PS2, such as the FreeMCBoot OS, or a modchip, as you will need a way to launch your bootloader.
By around the year 2000, we became aware that besides the y2k/millenium bug, there would be another time-related bug further down the road. (yeah, I was part of a y2k "prevention" team)
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