Other than saving things to a memory stick, like yellow dog Linux can you save it to anything else?Or possibly download it on disc from your pc and then install that to the ps3?Please Help.

your card is protected you see card top left or any side you see a knouch button just change location of button u unlock your memory card and do the thing which u want

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Ps3 repair guide Goodluck, and happy gaming.

Go online to find experts that may guide you step by step.These menonline may show you how to fix your console just as an experienced repairmanwould fix it. Allthese errors can be fixed completely by you without the involvement of anyexternal agency. Disassembly 1.PS3 Disassembly 2. PS3 Controller Disassembly Fix Common Problems Fix to all update related problems 1. The Mystery of the Blinking PlayStation 3 2. The dirt on Blu-ray lens (and how to clean it) 3. PS3 Owners Report Blu-ray Problems After 1.5 Upgrade 4. PS3 Bluetooth Controller Issues 5. Playstation 3 HDMI Problem and Fix! 6. Display/Video Fixes 7. PS3 Error Codes (With related fix) 8. How to Change From HDMI > Composite Easier 9. PS3 3 Beep & Blinking Red Light Fix PS3 Modifications 1. PS3 3.5" SATA HDD Mod 2. Adding IR Remote Control to the Sony PS3 3. PS3 HDD Replacement Mini-Guide 4. USB Flash Memory, USB Hard Drive (External Use) Controller Modifications 1. PS3 Controller Light Mod 2. PS360: Microsoft Controller, Meet Sony Controller 3. PS3 Controller Light Mod 2 4. PS3 Controller Button Contacts, Add extra buttons to the PS3controller Other Modifications 1. Charging Station Headset Mod Blu-Ray 1. Decrypt Blu-Ray Movies with a PS3 WITHOUT keys 2. Blu-Ray Unique Volume Keys 3. Blu-Ray Media Links 4. Play BluRay movies without disk 5. Convert HD-DVD To Blu-ray (works On PS3), No Loss Of Quality Other Media/Video 1. Set up media servers for your PS3 2. Transfer files from PC to PS3 via WmP11/Nero (viaDLNA/MediaServers) 3. How to stream AVI files on PS3 via Tversity 4. Copy music/videos from your iPod to PS3 5. Getting your PS3 to recognize your External Hard Drive 6. How to create a PS3 HD-MPG from HD-TS (Best Result For Below 1.6FW) 7. How to install your game saves 8. Downloading PS3 Game Saves Audio 1. How to connect PS3 to PC speakers Networking 1. How to change from 'NAT type 3' to 'NAT type 2' 2. Make a Lag Switch 3. Who Needs SIMPLE DNS 4. Remote Play On-The-Go Playstation Network 1. PSN Game Sharing Instructions 2. How to download Japanese Demos/Create *** PSN account 3. Create Different Region PSN Accounts 4. View PS3 Store, Download Demos on your PC and install Demos To PS3 5. Play Online And Access Sony Store No Updating 6. View Playstation store on PC Firmware Modifications 1. PS3 Firmware Version Check Bypassed (Linux) 2. PS3 Firmware Version Check Bypassed (Windows) 3. Ettercap Windows 4. PS3 Demonstration Mode "Unlock" Code 5. Use SIMPLEDNS To Bypass The Firmware Check (Windows) 6. How to UPDATE your PS3 Linux 1. How to install Fedora Core 6 Linux for PS3 2. PS3 Linux - The void has been filled...Full install instructionsfor Fedora Core 5 3. PS3 Linux FAQ 4. GUI Kboot 5. Yellow Dog Linux Free Version 6. Yellow Dog Linux 5.0 Installation 7. Partitioning and readying your PS3 for Linux 8. Gentoo 9. Uninstalling Linux 10. Installing YDL+VLC+Mplayer+Snes9x 11. Installing Mplayer on PS3 12. Installing VLC player on PS3 13. Installing "Other OS" on PS3 14. How to get Wi-Fi to work with YDL 15. Set up a Linux UPnP media server w/PS3 support 16. Run Ubuntu Linux 7.04 (Feisty Fawn) on PS3 17. Ubuntu, Kubuntu, Xubuntu, and Edubuntu onto a PlayStation 3 18. Emulate WinXP in PS3 under Linux Downloads 1. Homebrew Loaders 2. Linux 3. Utilities 4. Firmware Updates 5. "Other OS" Bootable Homebrew 6. Drivers 7. Proof-Of-Concept Exploits 8. Game Saves PS2/PS1 on PS3 1. Do your PS2 games look too jaggy on the PS3? Here's a semi-fix... 2. PS3 SWAP to play PS2 and PSX Games! 3. How to play/install to play PS2 backups on PS3 Miscellaneous 1. PS3 Features 2. Finding RAM locations on resistance 3. PS3 Parental Controls How-to 5. PS3 BiOS Flash Diagram Rev 1.0 So,if you have experienced some of the errors in your console, it is not the endof your gaming days, you can fix it. There are many solutions out there if youare willing to do a little research. This guide most possibly willcontain the solution to the problem you have encountered.
Ps3 repair guide Goodluck, and happy gaming.

Hi there, I came across an article which explains how to transfer PSP Data to your PC.

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CONNECT YOUR PSP TO PC
The PSP can function as a USB Memory Stick Duo reader. Using this functionality, you can copy pictures, audio, and other content to and from your Memory Stick Duo. To access the Memory Stick Duo in your PSP from your PC, you'll need a USB cable that has a "Mini-B" connector (common for digital cameras) and a "Standard-A" connector (common for printers, etc). Plug the Mini-B side into the top of your PSP and the Standard-A side into your PC. From the PSP software, navigate to the top of the settings list and select "USB Connection." Your PC (Windows/Mac/Linux) should detect a new "Removable Disk Drive" that you can then access.
FORMAT YOUR MEMORY STICK
In order to be able to use your new memory stick on your PSP, you'll have to format it. When you format your memory stick, the formatting will create a set of new folders on your PSP: GAME, MUSIC, PHOTO, and SAVEDATA.
EXTRACT THE SAVED GAME
This process will greatly depend on which software you use to extract zip files. WinRAR for instance offers the "extract here" option, which will simply extract the contents of a zip file to it's current directory.
TRANSFER SAVE GAME TO "SAVEDATA" FOLDER
Just copy the folder you have just extracted, and paste it into the PSP's "SAVEDATA" folder. But, BEWARE!, to any folder overwrite warnings! Because the PSP save game folders use the same names for the same games, copying folders into these locations could lead to lost data. For this reason, we recommend that you backup your old save games before overwriting them. For Example, I would simply rename a folder like "ULPS0004" to "ULPS0004_backup."
EXIT USB MODE
Because your PSP has been in USB Mode throughout this process, just push X to exit. Then you can safely disconnect your PSP from your PC.
VERIFY TRANSFER OF SAVE DATA
To verify the integrity of the SAVE GAME data you have just transferred, use the PSP's built-in Save Data Utility. Select it from the "Game" menu.

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CONNECT YOUR PSP TO PC

The PSP can function as a USB Memory Stick Duo reader. Using this functionality, you can copy pictures, audio, and other content to and from your Memory Stick Duo. To access the Memory Stick Duo in your PSP from your PC, you'll need a USB cable that has a "Mini-B" connector (common for digital cameras) and a "Standard-A" connector (common for printers, etc). Plug the Mini-B side into the top of your PSP and the Standard-A side into your PC. From the PSP software, navigate to the top of the settings list and select "USB Connection." Your PC (Windows/Mac/Linux) should detect a new "Removable Disk Drive" that you can then access.

FORMAT YOUR MEMORY STICK

In order to be able to use your new memory stick on your PSP, you'll have to format it. When you format your memory stick, the formatting will create a set of new folders on your PSP: GAME, MUSIC, PHOTO, and SAVEDATA.

EXTRACT THE SAVED GAME

This process will greatly depend on which software you use to extract zip files. WinRAR for instance offers the "extract here" option, which will simply extract the contents of a zip file to it's current directory.

TRANSFER SAVE GAME TO "SAVEDATA" FOLDER

Just copy the folder you have just extracted, and paste it into the PSP's "SAVEDATA" folder. But, BEWARE!, to any folder overwrite warnings! Because the PSP save game folders use the same names for the same games, copying folders into these locations could lead to lost data. For this reason, we recommend that you backup your old save games before overwriting them. For Example, I would simply rename a folder like "ULPS0004" to "ULPS0004_backup."

EXIT USB MODE

Because your PSP has been in USB Mode throughout this process, just push X to exit. Then you can safely disconnect your PSP from your PC.

VERIFY TRANSFER OF SAVE DATA

To verify the integrity of the SAVE GAME data you have just transferred, use the PSP's built-in Save Data Utility. Select it from the "Game" menu.
That's it, simple and smooth.

Plug your memory stick into any usb port on your computer,and if you click on "MyComputer" you will see it has appeared under "Devices with Removable Storage"and has given it a letter ( possibly the letter L) You can then save files ect. to it. Remember to safely remove your stick by clicking on "Safely Remove Hardware" and then clicking on your devices letter (possibly L) and wait till it tells you it's save to remove it.
Hope this helps you.
Regards Bill

Linux OS is very different than windows or Mac OS. Mostly it is made for developers or people very familiar with it. It will not do same stuff as you used to see like plugging in memory stick or a download. You are probably better off by getting a windows OS ie.. windows 7 which is newest, Vista or Windows XP which so far is the most stable.

The file is not supposed to be opened by your PC. You have the transfer the file from your PC to the PSP. To do this, you need a USB cable and you have to plug your PSP into your PC.

Download procedure

1. Prepare to save the update data on either system storage or Memory Stick Micro™ (M2)™ media, using one of the following methods:
   • Connect the PSP® system to the PC using the USB cable
   • Connect a commercially available Memory Stick USB reader/writer to the PC
   • Use the Memory Stick slot on a PC
2. Create a folder for the update data on either system storage or Memory Stick™ media.
   
   Using your PC, create a folder named "PSP". Within the "PSP" folder, create a folder named "GAME". Within the "GAME" folder, create a folder named "UPDATE". (Folder names must be in all uppercase letters).
3. Download the update data for the PSP-N1000 (PSP®go) series and save it in the "UPDATE" folder created in step 2.

Notice
You must save the downloaded data as noted in these instructions. If you do not save in the correct location and with the filename shown below, the system will not recognize the update data.

• Location: Save in the "UPDATE" folder
• Filename: Save as filename "EBOOT.PBP"

Go to the Canon website and look up support and see if you can download the proper software for your camcorder.

The Mini SD card can be used for anything you like, it's up to your camcorder if it can be used to save video to it, check your manual or the website. Videos are huge in comparison to most SD card sizes so unless you are shooting really short videos, I'd say no you can't save the videos to it.

that happenes to me all the time, wat i usually do is pull the card out, blow into the ports, then put the card in. wen the card is in, wiggle it from side 2 side and your ps2 should pick it up