On Sun, Jun 15 2008, at 01:21 +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
My two cents to the discution :
what gives you the following command :
nvsetenv boot-device
mine returns :
boot-device=hd:2,yaboot
# nvsetenv boot-device
boot-device=/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/[EMAIL
On Sun, Jun 15, 2008 at 12:28:51AM +0200, Michal wrote:
I mailed this list a couple weeks ago about yaboot returning to a grey
screen when I try to boot both OS X and Linux. Well, the problem is
still there and I have been trying to fix it for a long time now.
I have what looks like
On Sun, Jun 15, 2008 at 12:28:51AM +0200, Michal wrote:
I mailed this list a couple weeks ago about yaboot returning to a grey
screen when I try to boot both OS X and Linux. Well, the problem is
still there and I have been trying to fix it for a long time now.
I have what looks like
On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 01:12:23AM +0200, Wolfgang Pfeiffer wrote:
On Mon, Jun 09 2008, at 15:16 -0400, Steven DuBois wrote:
ofpath just shows a colon and sdb# after /[EMAIL PROTECTED]: (ofpath
/dev/sdb2 shows /[EMAIL PROTECTED]:2)
How does your yaboot.conf look like?
What error
I mailed this list a couple weeks ago about yaboot returning to a grey
screen when I try to boot both OS X and Linux. Well, the problem is
still there and I have been trying to fix it for a long time now.
I have what looks like the same problem for a long time too. While I
would love to
On Sat, Jun 14 2008, at 15:38 -0400, Steven DuBois wrote:
my yaboot.conf looks like this
boot=/dev/sdb2
device=/[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
partition=4
root=/dev/sdb4
timeout=100
magicboot=/usr/lib/yaboot/ofboot
install=/usr/lib/yaboot
enablecdboot
macosx=/dev/sdb3
image=/boot/vmlinux
Hi,
My two cents to the discution :
what gives you the following command :
nvsetenv boot-device
mine returns :
boot-device=hd:2,yaboot
If you don't have this just do :
nvsetenv boot-device hd:2,yaboot
Before doing this I had problem with the openfirmware env variable set to
something I didn't
ofpath just shows a colon and sdb# after /[EMAIL PROTECTED]: (ofpath /dev/sdb2
shows /[EMAIL PROTECTED]:2)
mac-fdisk /dev/sdb shows the following
/dev/sdb
# type namelength base
( size ) sytem
/dev/sdb1 Apple_partition_map Apple
Please, Steven, don't top-post.
On Jun 09 2008, Steven DuBois wrote:
ofpath just shows a colon and sdb# after /[EMAIL PROTECTED]: (ofpath /dev/sdb2
shows /[EMAIL PROTECTED]:2)
Great that now you are not mounting the disk anymore. :-)
mac-fdisk /dev/sdb shows the following
/dev/sdb
On Mon, Jun 09 2008, at 15:16 -0400, Steven DuBois wrote:
ofpath just shows a colon and sdb# after /[EMAIL PROTECTED]: (ofpath
/dev/sdb2 shows /[EMAIL PROTECTED]:2)
How does your yaboot.conf look like?
What error messages does the system give you when trying to boot?
Is there anything else
I mailed this list a couple weeks ago about yaboot returning to a grey
screen when I try to boot both OS X and Linux. Well, the problem is
still there and I have been trying to fix it for a long time now. This
is my yaboot.conf
boot=/dev/sdb2
device=/[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
partition=4
Your device seems wrong and yaboot can't be started by openfirmware.
For example, in mine yaboot.conf :
device=/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Have you try sudo ybin -v in terminal ?
Samy
Steven DuBois a écrit :
I mailed this list a couple weeks ago
I did try ybin -v and it ran fine. Should i try to change the device to what
you have? I
have a Dual 1.8Ghz Power Mac G5.
On Sun, Jun 08, 2008 at 10:48:27PM +0200, Samy Mezani wrote:
Your device seems wrong and yaboot can't be started by openfirmware.
For example, in mine yaboot.conf :
On Sun, Jun 08 2008, at 17:17 -0400, Steven DuBois wrote:
I did try ybin -v and it ran fine. Should i try to change the device to what
you have? I
have a Dual 1.8Ghz Power Mac G5.
There's a tool on Debian called ofpath.
It finds you the correct Openfirmware path to your bootstrap partition.
Debian was installed on /dev/sdb4, so i mounted it, chroot'd it and ran
macfdisk /dev/sdb4 and then
p. It then said that no partition map exists. Not entirely sure what to do here
and I dont want to
make a mistake.
On Mon, Jun 09, 2008 at 01:11:27AM +0200, Wolfgang Pfeiffer wrote:
On Sun,
Hi, Steven.
On Jun 08 2008, Steven DuBois wrote:
Debian was installed on /dev/sdb4, so i mounted it, chroot'd it and
ran macfdisk /dev/sdb4 and then p. It then said that no partition map
exists.
Indeed, that's because you mounted the partition. You should run
macfdisk (or whatever it is
Wolfgang Pfeiffer escreveu:
On Sun, Jun 08 2008, at 17:17 -0400, Steven DuBois wrote:
I did try ybin -v and it ran fine. Should i try to change the device to what you have? I
have a Dual 1.8Ghz Power Mac G5.
There's a tool on Debian called ofpath.
It finds you the correct
On Jun 08 2008, Gunther Furtado wrote:
Alternatively, you could try booting into openfirmware (Opt+Command+O+F
just after the shime) and issuing dev / ls and devalias to determine
the correct path to your disk.
Yes, that is the most hassle free solution, as it does not require
booting any
On Sun, Jun 08 2008, at 22:44 -0300, Rogério Brito wrote:
On Jun 08 2008, Gunther Furtado wrote:
Alternatively, you could try booting into openfirmware (Opt+Command+O+F
just after the shime) and issuing dev / ls and devalias to determine
the correct path to your disk.
Yes, that is
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