Fritz,
If you don't need configuration for yaboot to boot linux (yaboot.conf), then
you had manually created boot script in Apple_Bootstrap partition using Fortran
programming language or you had manually installed grub2 and followed it's
configuration. Both listed options which allows to boot
@Peter:
OK, thanks for the "archive" data--found it. I believe I have the
"radeon.agpmode" part of it in my Yaboot.conf . . . but, the "ro resume"
aspect I haven't heard of, until now. The "sda4" is to designate the
"home/ext4" partition?? that would be the partition that would "resume"
after
Thanks, Peter, for this explanation
Best regards
Nio
Den 2016-05-10 kl. 09:13, skrev Peter Golis:
Hello Nio,
Part of email with information related to PPC (IBM PowerPC architecture
used for example in ancient Apple machines) was for Fritz.
So, do you had seen grub black and white screen? if
Hello Nio,
Part of email with information related to PPC (IBM PowerPC architecture used
for example in ancient Apple machines) was for Fritz.
So, do you had seen grub black and white screen? if yes, then you can select
recovery mode using arrow keys, and boot to text mode. Once done and you
Hello Peter,
When you wrote this mail to me, did you think of PC or PPC or both?
I think too, that it should often work in text mode, but there are
problems with systemd, that it works with either graphics mode or text
mode. I found this link:
Hello Nio,
Pres Escape key several times util GNU GRUB table will be shown. If that grub
black and white table will be visible, you can install missing device driver in
text mode. Yust confirm as video driver for old Intel graphic cards looks
reanimated:
