CRacerX125 wrote:I'm reformatting my ps3 and stuff right now. Reading through that topic, I'm unfamiliar with an HTTP install (where you tell the installer to go to a specific address). Does anyone know anything about that?
Sure. Basically, the installer points at a Linux "archive" and puts that on your computer. The archive can be on a CD-ROM, FTP server, or a web (HTTP) server.
If you go to the directory:
http://ydl.oregonstate.edu/releases/yellowdog-6.2/os/you'll see the structure:
- Code: Select all
LICENSE 26-Jun-2009 02:48 9.4K
PS3/ 01-Feb-2008 23:53 -
RELEASE-NOTES 25-Jun-2009 20:48 2.9K
RELEASE-NOTES.en 25-Jun-2009 20:48 2.9K
RPM-GPG-KEY 01-Feb-2008 23:59 1.6K
YellowDog/ 27-Jun-2009 00:46 -
etc/ 27-Jun-2009 00:58 -
eula.txt 26-Jun-2009 01:45 9.4K
images/ 27-Jun-2009 00:59 -
ppc/ 27-Jun-2009 00:58 -
repodata/
That's YellowDog as a build directory. The installer knows where to look from this level of the website to find the files it needs.
(Well - assuming the original poster's link is correct. Offhand, that looks right to me.)
Cheers,
Paul