it is partitioned with standard linux fdisk, at partitionig it didn't spit out any error.
i try to install debian.
I think you have to partition with pdisk, fdisk may not write the correct kind of disk label.
I have not been able to use a drive partitioned with fdisk on a Mac.
the system i have doesn't seem to boot from cd.
Even with the "c" key pressed at boot?
Some systems/distros need to have the BootX Control Panel set to boot from the CD to work.
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