Yellow Dog, Fedora, or Ubuntu for PS3 development?
Yellow Dog, Fedora, or Ubuntu for PS3 development?
Hi,
I am a total newb at PS3 development, but I want to learn. Here is my question, which flavour of Linux would be the best for home brewn game development on the PS3? Yellow Dog, Ubuntu, or Fedora?
And second question is: I've been reading instructions about installing Linux on the PS3 and it says that you have to format the PS3's hard-drive. Wouldn't that delete all of you game save files?
I am a total newb at PS3 development, but I want to learn. Here is my question, which flavour of Linux would be the best for home brewn game development on the PS3? Yellow Dog, Ubuntu, or Fedora?
And second question is: I've been reading instructions about installing Linux on the PS3 and it says that you have to format the PS3's hard-drive. Wouldn't that delete all of you game save files?
This has instructions about installing Yellow Dog and Fedora. What I was looking was something more of a comparison between the 3 versions of Linux. Why would I pick one over the other sort of thing, in the context of developing simple games on the PS3.ps3fanboy wrote:maybe this helps:
http://linuxonps3.wordpress.com/
I started out on YDL 5.02, then Fedora 9 and recently moved to YDL 6.1. Fedora 10 is out already and is great if you're going to be hacking away at the kernel or the apps that come with it, the reason being the fast development cycle those guys keep.
I had a hard time getting Ubuntu 7.10 to install, and gave up.
However, if you prefer a stable development platform -- albeit not necessarily the fastest one -- that takes advantage of all the PS3's features right out of the box (it even includes the Cell SDK), then YDL 6.1 may be for you. Good luck.
I had a hard time getting Ubuntu 7.10 to install, and gave up.
However, if you prefer a stable development platform -- albeit not necessarily the fastest one -- that takes advantage of all the PS3's features right out of the box (it even includes the Cell SDK), then YDL 6.1 may be for you. Good luck.
José
Great answer JFreyes, I think I'll go with YDL 6.1.JFReyes wrote:I started out on YDL 5.02, then Fedora 9 and recently moved to YDL 6.1. Fedora 10 is out already and is great if you're going to be hacking away at the kernel or the apps that come with it, the reason being the fast development cycle those guys keep.
I had a hard time getting Ubuntu 7.10 to install, and gave up.
However, if you prefer a stable development platform -- albeit not necessarily the fastest one -- that takes advantage of all the PS3's features right out of the box (it even includes the Cell SDK), then YDL 6.1 may be for you. Good luck.
So how about my second question, is there a danger of deleting my save game files when I format the PS3 drive to install YDL?
Yes, I'm quite sure it'll delete everything when you format the PS3 drive. There's a backup utility built into the firmware, use that, and it'll back up everything including saves that can't be copied.lougv22 wrote:
Great answer JFreyes, I think I'll go with YDL 6.1.
So how about my second question, is there a danger of deleting my save game files when I format the PS3 drive to install YDL?
Also, although I greatly prefer Ubuntu in general and dislike everything Redhat based, I agree with YDL for the PS3. PSUbuntu is just too unstable.
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