Derick Centeno | 23 Feb 2011 02:05
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Re: [ydl-gen] Printer for YDL 6.2 running on a PS3 second model

Hi Angelo:

Please accept my apologies for sending this very late reply.
Hopefully, someone was able to provide you a reasonable answer
before this.

Long story short: YDL 6.2/6.1 should work with any HP inkjet
printer. Just understand that the open source drivers which are
provided by many corporations (including HP) to CUPS
(http://www.cups.org/) contain many important printing functions
allowing the production of high quality printing, but may not contain
all the features which the particular printer you purchase may be
capable of when using the Windows or Macintosh operating system.  

I notice that you are using a PS3 with the intention of using Linux,
the above statement means that although many open source drivers which
Linux relies upon will work adequately well, if you are looking to use
those advanced and unique features which can be activated from within
Windows or the Mac Operating System -- activating those features will
not be possible regardless which version of Linux you use on your PS3.

You have the added problem that the second model of the PS3 known as
the Slim, is not designed by Sony to run Linux at all.  If you want to
run Linux on the PS3 you have to have an early version of the Fat
(Phat) PS3 and it has to have intact the early firmware I believe
earlier than 3.12.   You can confirm the details for yourself by
visiting and asking someone on the YDL Board
(http://www.yellowdog-board.com/).  The restrictions were created by
Sony, no one else.

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Thomas Carlson | 3 Mar 2011 20:05
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[ydl-gen] filesharing with Snow Leopard.

I have YDL 6.1 running just fine on my PowerMac G4 quicksilver and am trying to find a HOWTO on setting up
filesharing with my Mac Pro running Snow Leopard.  Has anyone been successful with that?  My Debian test
machine can't deal with Bonjour password encryption.

Also, is there a keyboard command to open the Superdrive tray without having to go to terminal to "eject"?

Tom
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Santa Fe, NM 87505
505-603-5526
http://www.ifixoldmacs.com

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danny | 3 Mar 2011 21:40

Re: [ydl-gen] filesharing with Snow Leopard.

On Thu, 2011-03-03 at 12:05 -0700, Thomas Carlson wrote:
> I have YDL 6.1 running just fine on my PowerMac G4 quicksilver and am trying to find a HOWTO on setting up
filesharing with my Mac Pro running Snow Leopard.  Has anyone been successful with that?  My Debian test
machine can't deal with Bonjour password encryption.
> 

There is a 6.2 version available.

Regular NFS mounting works fine. On the Mac side there is a program
called "MacFuse" , http://code.google.com/p/macfuse , that provides
sharing into linux file systems. It works well for reading files from
Linux but it has caused me disk errors in the past when writing to
Linux. Your mileage may vary.

> Also, is there a keyboard command to open the Superdrive tray without having to go to terminal to "eject"?
> 

typing "eject" on the command line works.

> 
> Tom
> __
> Thomas Carlson
> 2319 La Senda
> Santa Fe, NM 87505
> 505-603-5526
> http://www.ifixoldmacs.com
> 
> 
> 
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Thomas Carlson | 3 Mar 2011 22:21
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Re: [ydl-gen] filesharing with Snow Leopard.

Thanks for the response.

On Mar 3, 2011, at 1:40 PM, danny wrote:

> On Thu, 2011-03-03 at 12:05 -0700, Thomas Carlson wrote:
>> I have YDL 6.1 running just fine on my PowerMac G4 quicksilver and am trying to find a HOWTO on setting up
filesharing with my Mac Pro running Snow Leopard.  Has anyone been successful with that?  My Debian test
machine can't deal with Bonjour password encryption.
>> 
> 
> There is a 6.2 version available.

I find that, for some reason, YDL 6.2 doesn't play nice with my graphics card or my sound card. 

>  
> Regular NFS mounting works fine. On the Mac side there is a program
> called "MacFuse" , http://code.google.com/p/macfuse , that provides
> sharing into linux file systems. It works well for reading files from
> Linux but it has caused me disk errors in the past when writing to
> Linux. Your mileage may vary.

I'll look into that.

> 
>> Also, is there a keyboard command to open the Superdrive tray without having to go to terminal to "eject"?
>> 
> 
> typing "eject" on the command line works.

Well, that's what I do already.  In Mac OS X, pushing the F12 button opens the tray.  Is there any keyboard
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