You can download the ISO and check out the documentation on SourceForge. If you’ve given it a spin, let me know what you think of the pre-installed suite! Quick Tips for Your Post:
Orbis OS treats physical discs as encrypted block devices, not as ISO files. There is no built-in ISO mounting capability . orbis os iso
If you are a security researcher with a decrypted PS4 NAND dump, you could extract the Orbis OS kernel and userland. You could then package those binaries into a custom ISO for analysis in a virtual machine (like QEMU). This has been done with PS3 firmware, but PS4’s hypervisor makes it incredibly difficult. You can download the ISO and check out
The emulator (the PS4 equivalent of RPCS3 for PS3) is in very early development. It does not use an ISO of the OS. Instead, it simulates the hardware calls. An Orbis OS ISO would be useless here because the emulator cannot run the encrypted boot chain. There is no built-in ISO mounting capability