Why do we need to put the Apple_Bootstrap partition in 2 (or nearby)?
I too have had Jaguar move it to 15. And I moved it back to 2. And it
moved it to 15. So I said, fine and changed my fstab and yaboot to
comply with the imperious Jaguar. Meaning my Apple_Bootstrap is now
after both my
On Thu, 5 Dec 2002, Charles R.Twardy wrote:
Why do we need to put the Apple_Bootstrap partition in 2 (or nearby)?
in case something went wrong or in case you wippee the PRAM, the boot
process on the Mac is to check the partition in ordered way, to find one
partition wich is bootable.
if your
Has anyone experience installing MacOS X after Debian GNU/Linux ?
I am running a dualboot setup on a iMac with debian woody and MacOS 9.2
I am VERY tired of Macos 9.x beeing unstable and reeinstalling it.
Therefore i consider buying MacOS X Jaguar and installing it on my Mac
partion.
I've seen
On Fri, Nov 01, 2002 at 05:56:49PM +0100, Soeren Dam wrote:
Has anyone experience installing MacOS X after Debian GNU/Linux ?
I am running a dualboot setup on a iMac with debian woody and MacOS 9.2
Should be easy enough - the main reason to install MacOS first is to
make sure you have a small
Hi,
you can install OS X after linux. The only problem might be, that if you
create the partition for OSX with linux, it will not see it until you
formated it. But linux cannot format HFS+ partition. So I formated it as
HFS with hformat. So the OSX installer was able to see the partition.
The
On 1 Nov 2002, Soeren Dam wrote:
Has anyone experience installing MacOS X after Debian GNU/Linux ?
yes on my powerbook
I am VERY tired of Macos 9.x beeing unstable and reeinstalling it.
I've seen on the internet that almost all manuals suggests that you
install MacOSX FIRST and Linux
On Fre, 2002-11-01 at 19:29, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri, Nov 01, 2002 at 05:56:49PM +0100, Soeren Dam wrote:
Has anyone experience installing MacOS X after Debian GNU/Linux ?
I am running a dualboot setup on a iMac with debian woody and MacOS 9.2
Should be easy enough - the main
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