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How to fix broken boot-game-os in Yellow Dog Linux

June 30th, 2007 / Niraj Shah / Guides & Tutorials
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On some versions of Yellow Dog Linux (for PS3), the “boot-game-os” command line gives you an error similar to “/sbin/other-os-flash-util: No such file or directory”, which prevents you from getting back to the PS3 XMB. Below is a simple, step-by-step guide on how to fix the error.

  1. Login in as root and go to “/sbin/” using the Nautilus.
  2. Open “boot-game-os” in text editor.
  3. Change the text “/dev/ps3flash” to “/dev/sdb” and save the file.
  4. Now the boot-game-os command line should work properly.

If you have further problems in trying to get the boot-game-os to work, please email us using the Contact Form.

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