elektronikotine wrote:Hi, ppietro, thanks for your reply.
So, i don't have anything that interferences with my ps3. The router, that's work correctly under XMB mode and under windows on laptop, is in the near room.
there is only a wall separating the ps3 from the modem. the distance is minimal. The browser of the sony operating system does not give any problem. Among the other pages are loaded right while others only partially. There is no way to download programs or the OS upgrade
There's not much else to do, I'm afraid.
If you're using encryption on your wireless access point, and you have it set aggressively, you might try turning it down a notch and see if that helps. (i.e. if you're using 128 bit WEP, try 64 bit WEP).
Also - it might be a DNS issue - although this is rare. If your Wireless Access Point is set to act as a DNS server - or cache DNS information - you might try turning that off and either setting up DHCP on your Wireless Access Point to point at your upstream DNS servers, or manually add the DNS servers to your PS3 network configuration.
Finally - it just might be the brand of Wireless Access Point. There are a couple of brands of Wireless Access Point that do not have quality control procedures in place, and do not test against anything but Microsoft Windows. These access points do not work correctly with Linux. In America, that would be Wireless Access Points from ActionTec (normally provided by Qwest networks for DSL).
Unfortunately, it sounds like you'll probably have to use wired Ethernet for PS3 Linux.
Cheers,
Paul