Thank you Triantares .
After having done a lot of testing with version 3.8.30. I went back to the Retrowave version. Very nice distribution. Gorgeous.
PS4 port ok.
installation of drivers ok, and kernel 5.15.00 installed.
I'm sharing some screenshoots with you. A Mega link of the Retrowave-PS4 elive system (basic). To install this system, follow this tutorial published by Noob404: https://ps4linux.com/run-ps4-linux-without-installing/
I have not yet blocked updates of installed drivers, and have not installed any programs. For the moment it's working well.
Actually Retrowave initially had a 3.8.30 base and was subsequently numbered 3.8.32 so I'm not surprised you're pleased with it.
It is a very nice Elive version indeed, I agree.
Sadly it didn't get the traction it deserved, out there on the net.
And it's nice to know it ports well to a PS4 ... Good work and thank you for sharing.
Hello everyone. I have a little problem. I thought that by blocking the version in synaptic, it would block the updating of certain packages. But if I click on "Elive Upgrader" the updates are only the same. How can I properly block certain packages, without Elive reminding me of these updates.
THANKS
sudo apt-mark hold libxfont1 …
Replace 'libxfont1' with the package(s) you wish to hold.
Dpkg
On older systems, use dpkg:
Open a terminal
sudo -s and hit enter
Enter your password for sudo
echo libxfont1 hold | dpkg --set-selections
Replace libxfont1 with the package you want to pin
Now run sudo apt-get update and then sudo apt-get upgrade
