soniciso1 / ps5-linux-loader
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v13.60 · 1d ago
Run Linux on PS5 - with 13.60 support including PS5 Pro (fork of ps5-linux/ps5-linux-loader)
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Created2026-10-19 (1d ago)
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# ps5-linux > ⚠️ **13.60 support is EXPERIMENTAL — your mileage may vary.** It boots on base and PS5 Pro, but stability (USB, display, peripherals) is not guaranteed and is still being worked on. Use at your own risk. **ps5-linux** leverages patched HV vulnerabilities to transform your **PS5 Phat, Slim and Pro** console running **3.00-7.61 or 13.60 firmwares** into a highly capable Linux PC, unlocking its full hardware potential for desktop use. Powered by 8 CPU cores (16 threads) at **3.5 GHz** and a GPU at **2.23 GHz**, it provides enough performance to run Steam games and various emulators with impressive fluidity. Features: - HDMI 4K60 video and audio output - M.2 SSD as dedicated Linux partition - All USB ports usable for peripherals - BD drive usable via custom ahci driver - Internal Bluetooth usable via custom xhci driver - Ethernet port usable via custom gbe driver ## 13.60 and PS5 Pro support (high-firmware fork) This fork adds **firmware 13.60** support, including the **PS5 Pro**, on top of the upstream project. Linux boots to a desktop through the same rest-mode / S3-resume mechanism; PS5 Pro is detected automatically at runtime (no separate build). > **Porting to other firmwares:** bringing this route to a new firmware **requires a UART/serial > cable** (3.3 V TTL on the Titania test pins, 230400 8N1) for debugging. The resume-time stages > emit their progress markers over serial, and a failed resume typically dies with no network and > no screen output — without UART a bring-up attempt is effectively blind. > **Firmware update advice — read before updating:** > - **If you are on 11.60 or lower, do NOT update.** You will lose fPKG support. > - **If you are on 12.00–13.60, updating does not matter** — you may update to 13.60 freely, since > the upcoming fPKG support covers 12.00–13.60 anyway. ## PS5 firmware *ps5-linux* is supported on PS5 Phat and Slim on the following firmwares, and on PS5 Phat, Slim and **Pro** on 13.60: - **3.00**, **3.10**, **3.20**, **3.21** without M.2 support - **4.00**, **4.02**, **4.03**, **4.50**, **4.51** with M.2 support - **5.00**, **5.02**, **5.10**, **5.50** with M.2 support - **6.00**, **6.02**, **6.50** with M.2 support - **7.00**, **7.01**, **7.20**, **7.40**, **7.60**, **7.61** with M.2 support - **13.60** with M.2 support — **PS5 Phat, Slim and Pro** (this fork) Support for 1.xx and 2.xx firmwares may be added in the future, but we will not prioritize this effort. If you are on firmwares in-between or you want to update to a specific firmware, download the correct PUP and follow the official guide to upgrade your PS5. **Obviously you cannot downgrade.** ## Hardwares To run *ps5-linux*, you need some required and optional hardwares: - **Required**: USB drive with minimum 64GB (ideally external SSD) to install and run Linux. - **Required**: USB keyboard/mouse (dongles supported too). - *Optional*: USB WLAN adapter for WLAN internet access. - *Optional*: M.2 SSD compatible on PS5 (see official guide)