I would try to boot from a MacOS CD, then move the kernels to another folder
so that you can try adding them back one at a time. However, it seems odd
to me that that should happen; the kernels aren't read by BootX, are they?
I thought they were simply made available, and only when they were sele
AGH!! I added two kernels into my bootx kernels
folder and now my system won't start! How do I bypass
the Bootx oot loader and go directly to MacOS?
-Paul RodrÃguez
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On Sat, 22 Sep 2001, Xavier wrote:
> It seems as though the kernel arguments that I type into Bootx are
> having no effect, not even install-text or text. What can I be doing
> wrong? The Bootx extension is in the extensions folder, the bootx
> program is where it needs to be and I am loade
It seems as though the kernel arguments that I type into Bootx are
having no effect, not even install-text or text. What can I be doing
wrong? The Bootx extension is in the extensions folder, the bootx
program is where it needs to be and I am loader the appropriate ramdisk
file and the 32000
syntax should be the same across yaboot, miboot, and bootx...
dc
While emailing instead of doing something productive on 9/21/01 10:42 AM,
Xavier wrote:
> Great. I'm going to try this now.
>
> Anybody know if there is any difference in the arguments if I am using
> Bootx as opposed to yaboot?
Great. I'm going to try this now.
Anybody know if there is any difference in the arguments if I am using
Bootx as opposed to yaboot? (I think yaboot was only for new world
machines, am i correct?)
-Paul Rodriguez
David Cheng wrote:
> i usually use the first one...in order to get to the tex
On Fri, 21 Sep 2001, Xavier wrote:
> A question about syntax, do I type:
>
> video=atyfb:vmode:20,cmode:32
>
The one above - but I wouldn't even bother with cmode for the install.
> or
>
> video=atyfb:vmode20,cmode32
>
> or
>
> video=atyfb:20,32
>
>
> Also, how do I get into text insta
Hi Paul,
> video=atyfb:vmode:20,cmode:32
This style.
> Also, how do I get into text install mode?
boot arg = install-text
> Will getting X up and running after a text install be possible?
Yes. If you have made the appropriate sacrifices and are feeling lucky,
log in and try "startx".
> > U
A question about syntax, do I type:
video=atyfb:vmode:20,cmode:32
or
video=atyfb:vmode20,cmode32
or
video=atyfb:20,32
Also, how do I get into text install mode?
Will getting X up and running after a text install be possible?
-Paul Rodriguez
David Cheng wrote:
> Unfortunately, I do not
On Thu, 20 Sep 2001, Xavier wrote:
> I'm having a problem booting into the install program on a beige
> (olworld) G3. I have bootx properly installed. But unless I choose the
> no video driver option, I get stuck immediatly as soon as boot into
> Linux begins, on a black screen with some sy
I'm having a problem booting into the install program on a beige
(olworld) G3. I have bootx properly installed. But unless I choose the
no video driver option, I get stuck immediatly as soon as boot into
Linux begins, on a black screen with some system specs. Choosing "no
video driver" I ge
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