ps3 other os 3.55.2 can somone do a video on this please

[dean1967]

please please can someone do a video on this as i think i will end up ****ing up my machine
i posted a thread about Exit from CUI to shell or switch to another virtual console.
10. Run script create_hdd_region.sh
which i did not understand i got what you had to do befour this someone do a video please running ps3 256 nand

[puddin10]

You dont need a video

In petitboot press the escape ESC button its usually at the top left of your keyboard

To telnet make sure your pc is on the same network as you ps3 (connected to the same router) and then on your pc START RUN CMD in the terminal that has just opened type
telnet (the internet address of your ps3 EG. 192.168.0.3)

I think you need to read a bit more before you try and install this if you dont want to F up your ps3

[dean1967]

im going back back to kmeaw doing my head in now

[puddin10]

Have you followed all the instructions for your 256mb ps3? from here word for word http://7track.org/~glevand/public/IN...OTHEROS_ON_HDD ?

when you are in petitboot no 9. go to your pc make sure your on the same network as your ps3

download a better telnet prog i use erics telnet 98 download the free trial and install it then open it

type in your host name (ps3 address) change the profile to linux then change the protocol to telnet then press connect

you should now have a screen which says ps3 linux with a prompt

then copy and paste
2 cd /tmp
3 wget http://gititbit.ch/chddR
4 chmod 755 create_hdd_region.sh
5 ./create_hdd_region.sh

there is a post somewhere about putting it on a usb stick and doing it from there


also read
http://wiki.gitbrew.org/index.php/PS3:OtherOS++
http://wiki.gitbrew.org/index.php/PS3:Linux

If you follow the guides word for word you should have a working linux on your ps3

[dean1967]

i want to run ubuntu from iso on disc

[puddin10]

Im trying at the mo with not much success following the guide from here PS3:Linux - Wikibrew the last install guide near the bottom

just formatting my hard drive to give it another go i've followed the debian guide tho with no problems

[dean1967]

thanks for all your help