Gregory Seidman wrote:
This is sort of a long shot, but there's always the chance that someone has
managed it. I just bought my wife a Mac mini. She has little use for Linux
on it, but I'm always into playing with such things. For that matter, I
have a dual G4 tower that I haven't bothered puttin
Gregory Seidman wrote:
This is sort of a long shot, but there's always the chance that someone has
managed it. I just bought my wife a Mac mini. She has little use for Linux
on it, but I'm always into playing with such things. For that matter, I
have a dual G4 tower that I haven't bothered putting
Gregory Seidman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I brought up the idea of booting off an external Firewire drive a
> couple of years ago, and no one had any good answers. Has that
> changed? Has anyone managed to do what I'm talking about?
Hello,
it is possible, but you have to play with ramdisks ;
Gregory Seidman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I brought up the idea of booting off an external Firewire drive a
> couple of years ago, and no one had any good answers. Has that
> changed? Has anyone managed to do what I'm talking about?
Hello,
it is possible, but you have to play with ramdisks ;
This is sort of a long shot, but there's always the chance that someone has
managed it. I just bought my wife a Mac mini. She has little use for Linux
on it, but I'm always into playing with such things. For that matter, I
have a dual G4 tower that I haven't bothered putting Linux on.
What I'd lik
This is sort of a long shot, but there's always the chance that someone has
managed it. I just bought my wife a Mac mini. She has little use for Linux
on it, but I'm always into playing with such things. For that matter, I
have a dual G4 tower that I haven't bothered putting Linux on.
What I'd lik
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