I've installed before Linux on other embedded systems. I wouldn't mind trying it myself but I don't have a PS3. They are both Unix based operating systems, so basically is the same principle you just have to find the full source code for MAC OS Geranium_Z_NL: Did you follow all the steps from the website, about installing Linux and getting X Windows running? Over the years, development changed hands several times with PCSX-Reloaded now being the main version.

PCSX is a free and open-source console emulator which allows software designed to be used with the PlayStation to run on personal computer. Not to say that it isn't possible (people once thought that emulating the Amiga would be impossible, or emulating PowerPC chips on x86), but there are significant barriers to getting it to work at all, much less working well. Emulators » Sony Playstation » Mac OS X » PCSX PCSX PSX Emulator for Mac OS X Overview. Don't feel bad though, because people have thrown around the idea since the PS3 was first released (actully since it was first announced that the PS3 would support installing an operating system), and no one has managed to get it working yet. Why would you be installing Linux in an effort to install OS X? One has nothing to do with the other, other than the basics of figuring out how to install a secondary operating system on the PS3.

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