Installation problems...."The File Planner-0.14.1-4.ppc.rpm"

[BlueGator05]

Well, after i go through and choose my TV resolution at KBOOT: it goes through all that fine. After it ask me my language and all that and it actually starts the install it pops up with an error that says
"The File Planner-0.14.1-4.ppc.rpm" could not be found or something along those lines.. I'm new to Linux so need all the help i can get. Thanks in advance. Also i have Burnt the file twice, then re downloaded the file and burnt it again. Reformatted the drive multiple times...I'm Lost

[billb]

You need to check the sha1sum on the .iso file you downloaded. Instructions for doing so are in the README post of the PS3 subforum, or you can find them on the server from which you downloaded the file. This is to confirm the file is 100% correct.

Also, if possible, try burning the DVD with a program such as imgburn (http://www.imgburn.com) that has a "verify after writing" option. This is to confirm there are no errors when the image is transferred to the DVD.

[BlueGator05]

So when i burnt it i did use IMGburn and i just verified the file and it is exactly what it says it should be. Any other possibilities?

[ppietro]

So when i burnt it i did use IMGburn and i just verified the file and it is exactly what it says it should be. Any other possibilities?

What speed did you burn the disc at? If possible, try a 1x speed.

Also - where did you download the ISO? We've had some issues with ISOs downloaded from Softpedia, for example.

Cheers,
Paul

[BlueGator05]

First time I burnt the iso was at the default speed, and the second time i burnt at 4X. Also the first time i download it i belive it might have been from softpedia, but the second time it was from a different site. I will try burning at 1x first but if fails where would be a known site with a good iso?

[ppietro]

First time I burnt the iso was at the default speed, and the second time i burnt at 4X. Also the first time i download it i belive it might have been from softpedia, but the second time it was from a different site. I will try burning at 1x first but if fails where would be a known site with a good iso?

I've had the best luck with this site:
http://ydl.oregonstate.edu/iso

Cheers,
Paul

[BlueGator05]

Just wanted to let you know that burning the file at 1x speed fixed the install problem. I appreciate all the help! Finally get to play with YDL 6.2!