thanks John,
I tried to take the hfs-boot-floppy image but without any results. Can't
boot from fd:0.
Perhaps one day it will happen...
jan
John Fremlin wrote:
You want to boot from the hfs-floppy-image (whatever that was called)
one instead, and then put in the root.bin disk which contains the
rootfs.
We had no success with this on a 4400/200 machine FWIW - it got IO
errors loading root.bin from every single floppy we tried. We ended
up installing BootX from a YellowDog install CD on the MacOS partition
and using it to boot the debian kernel and ramdisk
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