> I see you are having some success in booting linux on a mac, more than me
> anyway :-(
But so far, I can boot only in the installation. Not the system :-(
>
> My question, I have made the boot & root disks from the potato disks. I
> use the boot disk and I get a Mac with Tux icon followed by text boot
> messages, ending in booting... and the floppy is ejected.
So far, it is the output as I see.
I used
boot-floppy-hfs.img
root.bin
It seems that
rescue.bin
is not needed.
>
> I put the root disk in and press return, it seems to read the floppy as it
> steps thru for a while then stops, doesn't eject the floppy.
>
> I'm using a StartMax 3000/200 (basically a Apple Mac 4400).
>
> I have also tried a LinuxPPC200 CD, which won't boot.
>
> And the NetBSD has errors during the install and hangs.
>
> I'm using OF 2.0.2
I do not know, which OF I have.
>
> Just need to know I'm booting corectly from the floppy as I can't even get
> to the installer. I'd rather be able to install from floppy as I don't
> have MacOS installed.
>
It seems to me, that you are doing the same as me. I could imagine, that some
boot parameters for the kernel could help, but they can't given easily on the
popermac discs.
I cc to debian-powerpc, since there might be the expert.
Would it be difficult to querry command line parameters like the i386 rescue
disc does?
Thanks.
Rainer.
