could you walk me through how to use this dvd?
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could you walk me through how to use this dvd?
@geomon
Start with getting FMCB to work, then you can get back to PS2-Linux. Here's where to get the tutorials, and even get someone to install it for you - http://psx-scene.com/forums/official...c-boot-forums/
I don't know which scripts you want to use.Quote:
Originally Posted by Otje
The configuration is stored somewhere in the directory /home/adent/.fluxbox.
A few years ago i've also used the ps2linux possibility to watch youtube vids.
with the option from the dvd you have to wait until the whole video is loaded and then it plays with mplayer, that's the youtube script
there's also the youtubes file thats the script where the video is downloaded in parts and when the first part of the video is downloaded, it began to play.
some sort of youtube streaming.
from you own site you can still download youtube-dl.py, a youtube file and a youtubes file. it's the youtubes file im curious for.
In theory something like this should work in the terminal:
This will not save much data on the disc. The FIFO is only a small file.Quote:
mkfifo hLcDHDROaiw.flv
/home/adent/youtube-dl -f 5 --no-part "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hLcDHDROaiw" &
mplayer -ao SDL hLcDHDROaiw.flv
rm hLcDHDROaiw.flv
But the video will be very choppy.
Firefox doesn't work for me. Running from DVD, using PAL SMALL NOMOD. Everything else works just fine.
The firefox needs more memory which means that you need to use swap device.
This is described here http://psx-scene.com/forums/f167/rel...ion-2-a-65060/
Thanks! Can anybody quicckly give me a simple hint at how to install this over SMB? I like the Live DVD but have been told it would run faster over the network. I've got some knowledge as I have SMS streaming music from my PC over WLAN and OPLoader working fine.
I saw a pdf for this but it doesn't seem to cover this version of linux.
I have an SCPH-75003 so USB write support is unstable. How can I make a swap file? Could I perhaps use SMB?
darkglobe87, maybe this can help:
start [PS2]
- this helped me when i did my first launches of ps2linux over smb. Understand it and you'll be able to launch ext2\3 loop-files over smb.
DISK.BIN from LiveDVD's iso - is ext2 loop-file
Hmmm. So in theory to boot Live linux over SMB I'd just change swapfile for disc.bin? It's all working correctly I'd just much rather have the live linux as its better and has software I want.