Bug#604134: ppc: after debian installation MacOS 9.2 won't recognize disk anymore

It looks like installer creates MacOS 9 incompatible partition table, but which works fine with MacOS X and Linux. After partitioning a disk using default settings with MacOS X installer CD I installed MacOS X on its third partition and MacOS 9 on its second partition. Then: - booted the machine

Bug#604134: ppc: after debian installation MacOS 9.2 won't recognize disk anymore

clone 604134 -1 reassign -1 os-prober retitle -1 os-prober: Won't detect MacOS 9 severity -1 important affects -1 yaboot-installer thanks I can confirm that os-prober takes a look at hfsplus partition containing MacOS 9, but won't report installed MacOS 9. Cloning to os-prober. signature.asc De

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Processing commands for cont...@bugs.debian.org: > clone 604134 -1 Bug#604134: ppc: after debian installation MacOS 9.2 won't recognize disk anymore Bug 604134 cloned as bug 604192. > reassign -1 os-prober Bug #604192 [yaboot-installer] ppc: after debian installation MacOS 9.2 won&#

Bug#604134: ppc: after debian installation MacOS 9.2 won't recognize disk anymore

I did further investigations if other people had similar problems, and indeed the problem occured several times. For example in 2008 here: http://lists.debian.org/debian-powerpc/2008/05/msg00047.html So it seems to be a common issue. But the solution which worked for José, and Samy back than, do no

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Processing commands for cont...@bugs.debian.org: > reassign 604134 yaboot-installer Bug #604134 [installation-reports] ppc: after debian installation MacOS 9.2 won't recognize disk anymore Bug reassigned from package 'installation-reports' to 'yaboot-installer'. > thanks Stopping processing here.

Bug#604134: ppc: after debian installation MacOS 9.2 won't recognize disk anymore

reassign 604134 yaboot-installer thanks Quoting wit...@lnxnt.org (wit...@lnxnt.org): > As said above all MacOS 9 data are accessable from Debian, but it seems to us > Debian partitioning tool is "killing" the non afflicted MacOS 9 partitions for > MacOS 9. We don't know how to get our MacOS 9 sys

Bug#604134: ppc: after debian installation MacOS 9.2 won't recognize disk anymore

Package: installation-reports Severity: critical Tags: d-i Justification: breaks unrelated software (other OS on same computer) We did a clean new installation of MacOS 9.2.2, and subsequent the next step for setting up a dualboot system. We created 3 partitions with MacOS 9 (1 Linux with 71GB,