So things like the microsoft Infra red mice should work then ?
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d ? I'd like something that will
work with OSX as well.
Ta, :)
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Chris Tillman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Option, not o.
Stupidest question of the year... Is option the one to the left of the
apple key ? The one I hold down with apple, o and f to get the
openfirmware prompt ?
I got my mac VERY second hand and don't have a manual for it :
s for OSX linux and
> OS9. Using a more current yaboot seemed to help a bunch.
Having an oldworld g3 means that I have to use quik. :(
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Is there any way that I can boot OSX now ?
Secondly, I only seem able to use 1 mouse button. I've tried
ctrl-button, apple-button and option-button. What do I need to
simulate second and third buttons in X ?
Thanks,
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that all partitions that you wish to boot from are within
> > the first 8gig on beige G3's
>
> Was this one of your problems? Or did you find a pointer somewhere
> that this is an issue?
This is an issue with the old beige g3's. It wasn't one of my
problems
label=Linux
read-only
The partition=6 bit in this is important. This should probably match
whatever partition you have (eg 6 for hda6, 3 for hda3)
- chroot /mnt as follows : chroot /mnt /bin/bash
- run quik
I hope that this finds its way into the archives and helps
someone. Thanks again to
Sorry to toppost, but please ignore my previous message, the
beginnings of which are described here. I have made (some) progress by
setenv boot-device ide/@0:0
I will post new problem in a separate thread.
Wayne Pascoe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Chris Tillman <[EMAIL PROTEC
artition
being bootable.
I'm getting very desparate here :( Any further advice (up to and
including give it up - its never going to work) would be greatly
appreciated here.
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ll bootable
partitions have to be within the first 8 gig on this old beast :(
This has certainly turned into more of a learning curve than I hoped
it would :(
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hat I need Disk
Copy 6.3.3 or later to write the image to a floppy.
The problem I have here is that OSX doesn't seem to support my floppy
drive. It sure doesn't see disks when I insert them.
Is there any other way to write this image so that I can sort out the
firmware and boot Linu
the classic environment in OSX ?
Thanks,
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with the scrolling
can't OPEN: can't OPEN:
So now this is no longer a dual boot issue, but just a how do I boot
debian :(
Any advice on what else could be wrong would be much appreciated.
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to Linux. It already runs on OSX.
> If you don't delete partition 6, you'll always get that warning. But
> if it works that way, you might not care.
What if I installed MacOSX behind Linux ? Would that help at all ?
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'] boot catch 1000 ms cr again boot)
produces:
0> can't OPEN:
ok
0>
If anyone can help I would _much_ appreciate it. I can't help but feel
I'm close. I have both OS's on the machine, I just can't boot debian
:( If anyone knows of somewhere else I could ask this qu
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