Caputure card support
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| Driver / Component Name | What it takes to make it work |
|---|---|
| Internal Wi-Fi (Marvell 1b4b:2b56 / NXP) | To enable the built-in wireless chip, you must clone the custom repository (git clone https://github.com/ps5-linux/ps5-linux-mwifiex), navigate into the folder, and run sudo ./install.sh. Note: While it functions, it is known to randomly crash after extended use, which might be caused by default Linux Active State Power Management (ASPM) conflict bugs. |
| Internal Wi-Fi (MediaTek MT7921 / Alternative Variants) | Certain PS5 hardware revisions come equipped with a MediaTek wireless module instead of Marvell. These are technically documented differently and may have alternative native driver handling depending on your kernel tree. |
| Internal Ethernet Controller (0x104d:0x9104) | Currently an open development task (TODO). Native support for this integrated network interface ID is pending driver refinements. |
| Internal Bluetooth Controller (0x104d:0x9108) | Currently not working out of the box. Making it fully operational requires specific underlying adjustments to the kernel's XHCI USB controller driver stack. |
| Devkit 10GbE LAN Interface | Fully working for development hardware kits. It is natively handled by the bnx2x kernel module following community driver updates. |
| M.2 NVMe SSD Expansion Slot | Natively supported only on firmware versions 4.00 through 6.02 (completely unsupported on 3.xx firmware streams). To use it: 1. Format the drive within the stock PS5 OS first. 2. Boot into Linux via USB, open ps5-linux-tools, and run sudo ./m2_init. 3. Flash the operating system onto the drive using sudo ./m2_install.sh to achieve direct SSD booting. |
| AMDGPU SMU (GPU Telemetry) | While 3D graphics hardware acceleration functions, full telemetry logging (displaying the accurate current GPU core frequency and temperatures) is a work-in-progress task. |
| HDMI Display Controller stack | Natively pushes standard video and audio output configurations up to 4K@60Hz. However, custom adjustments for HDR toggles, full RGB range scaling compatibility, and high-refresh 120Hz options remain under active development or display black screen faults on select monitors. |