[LINUX] PS3 ISO TOOLS GUI

Klairm

Klairm

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Hey! So time ago I seen this post ->
https://www.psx-place.com/threads/iso-creation-in-linux-solved.13278/

And I thought that I could make a GUI for execute those programs, and so I did!
https://github.com/Klairm/LINUX-PS3-ISO-TOOLS

Please take a look at the README, is not finished at all, some stuff need to be implmented like error handler, but it does the job for now.

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Any suggestion is welcome, thanks!
 
Total noob...

Do I just input original source code from bucanero version in terminal and then follow your directions?

Again, I'm a noob to linux and I want to do this on linux...I. done with windows os and I'm determined to 'master' linux.

Wine doesn't work with isotools exe.

And, I dont want to use wine if I can help it anyways as I Really dislike windows and mac....

Any help would be appreciated
 
Blakesterino said:
Total noob...

Do I just input original source code from bucanero version in terminal and then follow your directions?

Again, I'm a noob to linux and I want to do this on linux...I. done with windows os and I'm determined to 'master' linux.

Wine doesn't work with isotools exe.

And, I dont want to use wine if I can help it anyways as I Really dislike windows and mac....

Any help would be appreciated
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you can download Linux binaries directly from my ps3iso-utils repository. (Remember those are command line utilities, you need to execute them from you shell terminal)
 
B5152G said:
I am a newbie to Linux, what are the steps to install this on kubuntu? please help.
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So you should install these dependencies: python3, python3-qt5, python3-pip I think that on Kubuntu you would do in the terminal something like:
"sudo apt install python3 python3-qt5 python3-pip"
Once you installed those dependencies, go to the folder of linux-ps3-iso-tools ( you can clone it with git or download as a zip ) and just execute the command "pip install -r requirements-txt" and now simple execute "python3 PS3_ISO_Tools.py"
 
Hey! So, I'm new to linux.
Actually, I changed from windows like one month ago and wasn't able to execute the makeps3iso, so the GUI is the best choice. Although I had some hard time figuring out how to make it run, specially because I don't know how to use things properly.
Anyway, in Ubuntu and Debian based distros the python3-qt5 can't be found. After some digging and with a friend's help he told me that seems like the dependence's name is python3-pyqt5.
If anyone like myself is completely useless in linux yet and it helps: after the dependencies you need to use the terminal to go to the folder and execute
"python3 PS3_ISO_Tools.py"
Then it will run.

Thanks to Klairm for spending time and effort to make a GUI for us who need graffical interfaces to do things, really you're a lifesaver.
I guess the only thing that would be better is a tool that runs with two clicks without the terminal just like the windows one, but thats just a dream.
I haven't used it yet, just tried to ran it and wanted to leave some guidelines to newbies like me. When I use it maybe I'll come back to send more feedback.
Again thanks a lot Klairm!
 
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Hello again.
So, I tried to use it and then I got this output:
./bin/makeps3iso: /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.33' not found (required by ./bin/makeps3iso)
I'm using ubuntu, if it helps.
Any ideia how can I solve it?
Thanks for the help.
 
namelessuser said:
Hello again.
So, I tried to use it and then I got this output:
./bin/makeps3iso: /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.33' not found (required by ./bin/makeps3iso)
I'm using ubuntu, if it helps.
Any ideia how can I solve it?
Thanks for the help.
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The problem comes from a missing library prerequisite.
If you don't have the GNU C library installed, you can fix the issue by installing/updating to the GNU C library 2.33. You probably need the libc6 package & for compiling makeps3iso you may need the libc6-dev package, something like that.

Here are some pages detailing all the glibc packages.
For Ubuntu 21.04
https://packages.ubuntu.com/source/hirsute/glibc
Ubuntu 20.04 LTS
https://packages.ubuntu.com/source/focal/glibc
Ubuntu 18.04 LTS
https://packages.ubuntu.com/source/bionic/glibc
 
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bguerville said:
The problem comes from a missing library prerequisite.
If you don't have the GNU C library installed, you can fix the issue by installing/updating to the GNU C library 2.33. You probably need the libc6 package & for compiling makeps3iso you may need the libc6-dev package, something like that.

Here are some pages detailing all the glibc packages.
For Ubuntu 21.04
https://packages.ubuntu.com/source/hirsute/glibc
Ubuntu 20.04 LTS
https://packages.ubuntu.com/source/focal/glibc
Ubuntu 18.04 LTS
https://packages.ubuntu.com/source/bionic/glibc
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Oh, thanks. I will give it a try!
 
If this make problem with dependencies, You can always download lib alone (libc.so.6), unpack it and put *.so into app dir (just like *.dll on Windows).
 
Also to me happen:

./bin/makeps3iso: /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.33' not found (required by ./bin/makeps3iso)

How did you fix it? I m not able to download the right one, i think
 
Klairm said:
Hey! So time ago I seen this post ->
https://www.psx-place.com/threads/iso-creation-in-linux-solved.13278/

And I thought that I could make a GUI for execute those programs, and so I did!
https://github.com/Klairm/LINUX-PS3-ISO-TOOLS

Please take a look at the README, is not finished at all, some stuff need to be implmented like error handler, but it does the job for now.

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Any suggestion is welcome, thanks!
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Hi

I'm new to linux and currently using Arch Linux I have no idea how to install it I mean I used git clone and downloaded it but then what?
 
namelessuser said:
Hey! So, I'm new to linux.
Actually, I changed from windows like one month ago and wasn't able to execute the makeps3iso, so the GUI is the best choice. Although I had some hard time figuring out how to make it run, specially because I don't know how to use things properly.
Anyway, in Ubuntu and Debian based distros the python3-qt5 can't be found. After some digging and with a friend's help he told me that seems like the dependence's name is python3-pyqt5.
If anyone like myself is completely useless in linux yet and it helps: after the dependencies you need to use the terminal to go to the folder and execute
"python3 PS3_ISO_Tools.py"
Then it will run.

Thanks to Klairm for spending time and effort to make a GUI for us who need graffical interfaces to do things, really you're a lifesaver.
I guess the only thing that would be better is a tool that runs with two clicks without the terminal just like the windows one, but thats just a dream.
I haven't used it yet, just tried to ran it and wanted to leave some guidelines to newbies like me. When I use it maybe I'll come back to send more feedback.
Again thanks a lot Klairm!
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Hey! Sorry for late answer I don't enter this forum too much, depending on your distro, if you set the python script as an executable in the file manager you can run it by just doing double click
 
ciukkino89 said:
Sorry but in this Linux Version misses Split and Patch?
Is not possible?
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Well tbh I thought is not necessary since you can put the full iso into a NTFS drive and run it with prepNTFS, and about the patch option it's something that was used back in the days of 3.55, it's not needed anymore
ciukkino89 said:
Also to me happen:

./bin/makeps3iso: /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.33' not found (required by ./bin/makeps3iso)

How did you fix it? I m not able to download the right one, i think
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Which distro are you using? That error could mean that your system has an older libc installed, you can check the version installed with
"ldd --version"
 
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