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Post by lasttape on Jun 3, 2023 14:16:59 GMT
is there an option to load a live system from usb? or is PCUAE this?
i want to include manually my hardware drivers an compile it step by step on a linux machine ... just for third party hardware ...
vice 2.4 is used ... well ...
how to place in the kernel objects (driver.ko) for my third party hardware? and needed libs ...
would a implementation like search folder USB:/theC64_internals/drivers USB:/theC64_internals/libs USB:/theC64_internals/ko do the magic? or is it a security risk ?
users can easy install drivers on USB and mod personal their theC64
good or bad?
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Post by lasttape on Jun 3, 2023 14:33:16 GMT
an option to prevent viruses is a sha256 menus where place name and sha256 hash before insmod *.ko
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Post by jj0 on Jun 5, 2023 11:48:19 GMT
is there an option to load a live system from usb? or is PCUAE this? i want to include manually my hardware drivers an compile it step by step on a linux machine ... just for third party hardware ... vice 2.4 is used ... well ... how to place in the kernel objects (driver.ko) for my third party hardware? and needed libs ... would a implementation like search folder USB:/theC64_internals/drivers USB:/theC64_internals/libs USB:/theC64_internals/ko do the magic? or is it a security risk ? users can easy install drivers on USB and mod personal their theC64 good or bad? If you want to add kernel modules to be automatically loaded with your hardware you would need to add them to /lib/modules/3.4.39 and then run depmod I guess. Or you could overmount the entire directory with one on a USB stick. To get this done at boot time you'd neet a script in /etc/init.d, similar to how PCUAE does it. Another way is to use this USB boot mod and boot a copy of THE64's rootfs with your changes entirely from USB.
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