On Saturday, July 10, 2004, at 10:07 am, Sean Schertell wrote:
Please help! I've gotta get some work done quickly but I seem to have
killed my yaboot and can't boot. It's on a PowerBook, so no floppy. I got
hit with the bug in module-init-tools 3.1-pre2-1 which causes this
craziness:
modp
On Thursday, July 8, 2004, at 05:01 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Personally, I'd recommend anyone doing an install _now_ should try the
latest
debian-installer beta or nightly images, and try those. Also, C
doesn't always
work with non-MacOS CDs, you might have to drop to OF and run 'boot
cd:
Hi all.
I added the following lines to my /etc/yaboot.conf to create a dual-boot menu. (Until now I have been holding down the 'alt' key on start-up to boot into OSX).
macosx=/dev/hda9
enablecdboot
enableofboot
enablenetboot
delay=60
I then ran ybin (ybin -b /dev/hda2) successfully but received
Hi all.
As the person who started this thread it's about time I responded! First of all, though it hardly matters, my machine is a G4 desktop, not a laptop. I have overcome my partitioning problems and have seemingly successfully employed the Debian Installer twice now.
The first time I did it
I kept getting the "Apple_Bootstrap" error when I was installing. It
turned out that using a different version of the installation files fixed
the problem.
I now think I know what I was doing wrong. Using Disk Utility to create the partitions for the Debian filesystem is a mistake. I haven't
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