I've finally decided to take the plunge and dump BootX in favor of
quik (MacOS 9 and BootX don't seem to play nice). I'm having some
trouble getting it to actually take. quik runs "normally" (if no
output is normal), but I still boot directly into MacOS.
I'm running a Wallstreet Powerbook G3 which uses a single internal IDE
drive. My root Linux partition is on hda7. There's just one drive,
so I didn't bother to set a root drive. I've set up quik as follows:
init-message = "type 'linux' or 'macos'.\n"
partition = 1
timeout = 50
default = macos
image = /boot/vmlinux
partition=7
label = linux
alias = l
# This calls the "bye" command in Open Firmware, booting Mac OS.
image = "$bye"
label = macos
alias = m
Should I be setting /dev/hda as the root partition?
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Michael G Schwern [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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