bhairava wrote:there are many types of bootloaders (3 to my knowledge) and not all need macos to boot. however my error is a hardware one (it tries to acces a protected memory zone) probably it has to do with openfirmware.
i no longer have any kind of macos on the hdd
To the best of my knowledge any worth while distro requires a macos to contain bootx to boot either a install kernel or some other before entering linux on oldworld macs. I guess its the same for floppy versions?
other ideeas ?
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