Hello,
Here is the solution to problems I have experienced and were described previously on this forum as :
debug, sending discover...
debug, sending discover...
debug, sending discover...
don't understand action "leasefail"
info. No Lease, Failing.
UDF-fs: No VRS Found
UDF-fs: No VRS Found
or
the message /init: eval: 1:/dev/sr0/:/ppc/ppc64/vnlinux-ps3: not found "
or displaying g.... continously
I thought I will share, as lot of people were asking and no answer was provided.
For impatient ones : this tutorial is kind of outdated. I experienced all those problems because I've downloaded
iso ydl 6.0 from
ftp://sunsite.informatik.rwth-aachen.de/pub/Linux/yellowdog/iso
and got the files for
usb key elsewhere. What you should do is to just download the
iso, and after burning it, COPY
ps3 folder THAT IS ON THAT
CD to your usb key. Alternatively, it is written here (http://www.terrasoftsolutions.com/support/installation/ydl6.0_ps3_guide.pdf) that you do not need usb key actually - ps3 can read those files directly from the
dvd (I haven't tested that though). After using that installer everything works just fine. It is also interesting that although on download site you can read that you shouldn't install
linux with standard video cable, it just works - I mean, you can install it. Just browse kboot with tab and pick something like "ps3-480i" mode (can't remember exactly). I haven't tested graphical interface, just text. Works for me ! After installation you can tab in kboot 'linux'; after that, your linux boots up.
Other things concerning this topic:
- "info. No Lease, Failing" has something in common with network connection, which started to work after I have shut down
console and turn it on (by keeping finger on power button). Simple rebooting did not help. After doing this I started to experience g... syndrome.
- During installation you can setup wireless and it simply works.
- As long as you will not install the system, you will see only two pinguins on reboot - this is correct. That's because what you see is simplistic linux booting program and it has nothing to do with the content of your dvd. When installed linux starts to boot you can see six small pictures representing SPE's.
Hope this helps !
Best,
Dodgero