On Fri, 18 Sep 2009 09:54:05 -0400
Derick Centeno wrote:
> Glad you were able to fix it.
>
> Regarding translation: It is always a risk to decipher what is
> actually being asked when the description of a problem or difficulty
> has multiple interpretations and nuances. Unlike direct person t
Glad you were able to fix it.
Regarding translation: It is always a risk to decipher what is
actually being asked when the description of a problem or difficulty
has multiple interpretations and nuances. Unlike direct person to
person communications which nearly everyone is used to, communicat
Thanks Derick. I have fixed it. Not sure how you translated what I asked
into "How can I edit the file on the dvd?". (^:
Once I figured out kboot was really busybox I got to the yaboot.conf on
the hdd and rebooted and got a gui.
The issue was that the video mode was wrong and was unable to
access
Hi Rhubbell:
Simply stated no file on any DVD can be changed.
Of course you can modify any file within the actual YDL system you
are booting from, as long as you have the permissions to do so
(either via root or further restricted user access).
Regardless whether you login as a user or root, y
I've installed fine and change /etc/yaboot.conf to use video=ps3fb:mode:2
but now it boots and I get a blank screen. ctrl-alt-f1 doesn't work.
How do I boot to the 6.2 install dvd so I can edit /etc/yaboo.conf?
I've searched all over the place and no luck finding the solution.
I'm guessing I just
