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Thread: Help Wanted. How to install XUBUNTU or YDL to proper HDD-Partition on ps3--namely ps3dd ? Please help me to try Xubuntu on ps3....
  

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    Quote Originally Posted by SkyNet View Post
    But actually I formated it in ext3 file system ----remember in guide command:

    umount /dev/ps3dd1
    2. mkdir /mnt/ubuntu
    3. mkfs.ext3 /dev/ps3dd1
    4. mount /dev/ps3dd1 /mnt/ubuntu
    5. rm -rf /mnt/ubuntu/*
    6. debootstrap --arch powerpc lucid /mnt/ubuntu Index of /
    7. mount -t proc none /mnt/ubuntu/proc
    8. mount --rbind /dev /mnt/ubuntu/dev
    9. LANG=C chroot /mnt/ubuntu /bin/bash
    10. export TERM=xterm-color

    Look at the third line--it has ext3 file system, so it has it... If I change to ext4 probably it want boot? Or should I try anyway?
    OK.

    Please, mount the ps3dd1 partition and the execute:

    Code:
    mount | grep ps3dd1
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    Ok , after I entered mount | grep ps3dd1

    It printed:

    /dev/ps3dd1 on /mnt/ubuntu type ext3 (rw,relatime,errors=continue,data=writeback)

    What means command grep ??????

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    Quote Originally Posted by SkyNet View Post
    Ok , after I entered mount | grep ps3dd1

    It printed:

    /dev/ps3dd1 on /mnt/ubuntu type ext3 (rw,relatime,errors=continue,data=writeback)

    What means command grep ??????
    The grep command only shows the lines that contains the indicated word.

    Please, change the splash option to nosplash on kboot. It should show more information now when you launch Ubuntu.
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    Ok I changed to nosplash in both lines---result is the same....

    Actually if I press S or M ---it does not respond.

    Maybe here is something interesting:

    https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PlayStation_3#video

    Maybe lets do the following:

    I copy original Kernel and initrd to /boot folder --we rewrite kboot.conf with different words---and check if it can boot?

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    Launch Ubuntu and press M when the message appears.

    Then execute fdisk -l.
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    I pressed M and S but it does not respond at all.... Just shows this screen and thats it... When I press Caps Lock and others locks on keyboard----no green lights---so probably keybord is not geting enough electricity?

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    I think that the kernel shouldn't be copied properly using the USB stick. We will to unpack the kernel directly on the Ubuntu filesystem.

    Please, download the packages xz-utils_4.999.8beta-0ubuntu2_powerpc.deb, the package liblzma0_4.999.8beta-0ubuntu2_powerpc.deb and copy them on your USB stick. Also, copy the linux-3.6.4-build.tar.xz on the USB stick.

    Plug the USB stick on the PS3 and execute using Petitboot:

    Code:
    mkdir /mnt/ubuntu
    mount /dev/ps3dd1 /mnt/ubuntu/
    cp /tmp/petitboot/mnt/sda1/linux-3.6.4-build.tar.xz /mnt/ubuntu/
    cp /tmp/petitboot/mnt/sda1/xz-utils_4.999.8beta-0ubuntu2_powerpc.deb /mnt/ubuntu/
    cp /tmp/petitboot/mnt/sda1/liblzma0_4.999.8beta-0ubuntu2_powerpc.deb /mnt/ubuntu/
    chroot /mnt/ubuntu
    dpkg -i *.deb
    tar -xJf linux-3.6.4-build.tar.xz
    cp linux-3.6.4-build/boot/vmlinux-3.6.4 /boot/
    cp linux-3.6.4-build/boot/System.map-3.6.4 /boot/
    cp -r linux-3.6.4-build/lib/modules/3.6.4 /lib/modules/
    depmod -a 3.6.4
    rm -Rf linux-3.6.4-build
    rm *.deb
    rm linux-3.6.4-build.tar.xz
    exit
    umount /mnt/ubuntu
    The dpkg command installs the xz-utils package. We need this package to uncompress the kernel.
    Last edited by r04drunner; 11-23-2012 at 02:59 PM.
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    Ok I I coppied those two files to mnt/ubuntu changed chroot to mnt/ubuntu.
    Lookes like xz-utils are installed but without dependency.

    Then i am trying untar Kernel and it says no such file..... Funny...
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    Quote Originally Posted by SkyNet View Post
    Ok I I coppied those two files to mnt/ubuntu changed chroot to mnt/ubuntu.
    Lookes like xz-utils are installed but without dependency.

    Then i am trying untar Kernel and it says no such file..... Funny...
    I have updated the previous post.
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    Strange enough. looks like liblzma helped.

    But still If I write tar-----it can not see file.....
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