two ways I know to bless macos; I have occassionally had to as maconlinux deblessed. (by the way did you try starting mac os with that ?)
you have a macos boot cd, you need that .(even the incomplete 9.2 upgrade cd that came w/ 10.1) boot from that. if in macos 9, look at the system folder on your hd does it have a smiley icon. open and close the folder, if not. if still not, try removing the System file from the system folder and dropping it on the closed system folder. or put in an inner folder such as fonts, then move it back. you can also move Finder but System is reccommended. if in macos X (borrow a boot cd if you can find one even 10.1 would do I think, sometimes you can buy those for $5). use bless command in terminal. i can't tell you the exact syntax right now but if you have that way to go, let me know i can look it up (I am mostly like working on a mac9/deb4 system myself or even mac8/deb4 but i have macX.2 using some...). careful though it may depend on which version of macX you have it boot with. (everything changes at X.3 panther which is why I quit them). --- Norbert Lange-Schäfer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I can't get the dualboot to work (again). > > Bevor installing Debian 4.0 from the newest CDROM I > had > Debian 3.1 and macos(9) and no Problems to choose at > the boot-prompt. > > During the install yaboot only found the > Linux-Partition. After the first > reboot I added "macos=/dev/hda10" in yaboot.conf and > updating with ybin -v > I get: > > ybin: Finding OpenFirmware device path to > `/dev/hda9'... > ybin: Finding OpenFirmware device path to > `/dev/hda10'... > ybin: Installing first stage bootstrap > /usr/lib/yaboot/ofboot > onto /dev/hda9... > ybin: Installing primary bootstrap > /usr/lib/yaboot/yaboot onto /dev/hda9... > ybin: Installing /etc/yaboot.conf onto /dev/hda9... > ybin: Setting attributes on ofboot... > ybin: Setting attributes on yaboot... > ybin: Setting attributes on yaboot.conf... > ybin: Blessing /dev/hda9 with Holy Penguin Pee... > ybin: Updating OpenFirmware boot-device variable in > nvram... > > ... so ybin found the path to macos9 > > a snip from parted now: > 9 791kB 2391kB 1601kB hfs > untitled boot > 11 2391kB 6202MB 6199MB ext3 deb40 > 12 6202MB 6808MB 606MB linux-swap swap > swap > 10 6808MB 9216MB 2408MB hfs Ohne > Titel 2 > > On the bootscreen I see: l,m,c > but selecting "m" I get a Floppy-Icon with blinking > questionmark. > > So what went wrong? > > (I even tried with a Kubuntu-PPC, changing the > Partition-order, setting on > the hfs-partiton the boot flag - always Linux is > fine, but no macos(9) ) > In the man-pages I found a hint to "bless" > Partitionen, but no way to do it > manualy. > Any help preciated > > > -- > To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
