Adrian McMenamin wrote:
Are such things available for a G3? I need a CD with a bootable HFS partition. Do the Debian CDs do this?
LinuxPPC 2000 is the only old world, bootable cd I have. It's not a complete boot, you see a little penguin in front of the compact icon as the rom file is read then a black screen, it doesnt like the voodoo card.
As far as I know, you wont find a bootable system folder on any except apple co-op distros. Apple being the copyright holders. A system folder contains a system file, a finder and little else. Later macs also require a rom file in the system folder which maybe where you got stuck with the disk tools system folder, which works fine for me on a mac that doesn't need one. The rom file can be downloaded from twocows or cnet and is worthless for use in sheepshaver. ;)
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