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Q. The ps3 can get different operating systems installed, such as Linux, allowing it to be an alternative computer,but how do I install it.
Asked by Robert - Thu Feb 7 20:02:19 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Actually installing it on PS3 is probably easier than installing it on PC since the hardware on PS3 is standardized. Here's a couple different version you can try. Just make sure to read everything first before you start. (Ubuntu) (Yellow Dog Linux, pdf link) Looks like the links are cut off. Search for psubuntu install or yellow dog linux ps3 install
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Q. The ps3 can get different operating systems installed, such as Linux, allowing it to be an alternative computer,but how do I install it.
Asked by Robert - Thu Feb 7 20:02:19 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Actually installing it on PS3 is probably easier than installing it on PC since the hardware on PS3 is standardized. Here's a couple different version you can try. Just make sure to read everything first before you start. (Ubuntu) (Yellow Dog Linux, pdf link) Looks like the links are cut off. Search for psubuntu install or yellow dog linux ps3 install
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