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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
    Strange enough. looks like liblzma helped.

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

    Code:
    tar -xJf linux-3.6.4-build.tar.xz
    I have updated the post.
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    With this command

    tar -xJf linux-3.6.4-build.tar.xz

    It extracted....

    But wait a second. Are not we supposed at first copy files, (I mean copy Kernel to mnt/ubuntu/boot ) and only then do depmod -a 3.6.4 ?????

    It should be like this;
    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
    cd /


    Should I do like this ?????

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    Quote Originally Posted by SkyNet View Post
    With this command

    tar -xJf linux-3.6.4-build.tar.xz

    It extracted....

    But wait a second. Are not we supposed at first copy files, (I mean copy Kernel to mnt/ubuntu/boot ) and only then do depmod -a 3.6.4 ?????
    Now It's not necessary to copy. We are unpacking it directly over the filesystem and overwriting the previous copy.

    We only need to run depmod.
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    Are you sure that tar copied Kernel where it supposed to be?
    Because I pressed command ls and there is on disk folder linux-3.6.4-build
    So looks that it only extracted it...

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    Quote Originally Posted by SkyNet View Post
    Are you sure that tar copied Kernel where it supposed to be?
    Because I pressed command ls and there is on disk folder linux-3.6.4-build
    So looks that it only extracted it...
    Ouch! You're right. I no longer think clearly

    You must run the copy commands. I'll update the post.

    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.
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    Well I did all the instructions....

    But now I again started Ubuntu and it behaves in the same way. I press M and S, but no effect ....

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    Quote Originally Posted by SkyNet View Post
    Well I did all the instructions....

    But now I again started Ubuntu and it behaves in the same way. I press M and S, but no effect ....
    Ummm We'll try configuring kboot to use the partition UUID.

    With Petitboot, you must execute:

    Code:
    ls -l /dev/disk/by-uuid | grep ps3dd1
    This will show a partition UUID like XXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXXX.

    Then you replace /dev/ps3dd1 with UUID=XXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXXX on the fstab file:

    Code:
    UUID=XXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXXX          /               ext3            defaults,relatime,errors=remount-ro     0       1
    Also, include the new parameters.
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    I tried to execute from Petitboot itself :
    ls -l /dev/disk/by-uuid | grep ps3dd1

    and from chroot /mnt/ubuntu

    It says No such file or directory..
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    Quote Originally Posted by SkyNet View Post
    I tried to execute from Petitboot itself :
    ls -l /dev/disk/by-uuid | grep ps3dd1

    and from chroot /mnt/ubuntu

    It says No such file or directory..
    Your Petitboot version doesn't support this feature .

    You can boot with the Red Ribbon LiveCD or USB and execute this commands using the lxterminal.
    Last edited by r04drunner; 11-23-2012 at 05:12 PM.
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    I have got it.
    Now will edit /etc/fstab

    Ok fstab is done. What about /etc/kboot.conf Should there anything to be changed ?

    Is this the latest version of Petitboot? My ps3 is slim----does this Petitboot ok?

    My Petitboot is 9,3 MB, but yours have 18MB size... Probably it is the latest if bigger in size?


    I launched Ubuntu and the same problem.......

    What about this Petitboot:
    http://jk.ozlabs.org/projects/petitboot/
    Does anyone use it ?
    Last edited by SkyNet; 11-23-2012 at 05:20 PM.

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